Award winning global security manufacturer, Gallagher Security is proud to announce two new appointments and an internal promotion to kick off 2025, signaling a continued focus on regional growth across Australia in the year ahead.
Mick Lambert steps into a newly created role, as Engagement and Onboarding Manager. Joining Gallagher nearly seven years ago, Mick started out as a Technical Account Manager – Queensland before a promotion to Senior Technical Account Manager.
Gallagher Security’s Executive Vice President for Asia Pacific and India, Middle East, and Africa (APAC and IMEA), Craig Schutte says, “We are excited to welcome Mick into this new role and look forward to the positive impact it will bring to our team and partners. This position will be pivotal in enhancing our engagement, enablement, education, and nurturing initiatives for new staff, Channel Partners, Technology Partners, and consultants in the Australian market, and is the start of great things to come as we move forward with our overall engagement strategy.”
Gallagher is also welcoming the appointment of Cory Elliott as Senior Technical Account Manager – Queensland and Papua New Guinea.
Joining the team from Chubb Fire & Security, in a Senior Technical role, Cory brings a wealth of experience in high security systems, and alarm and access control, particularly integrations with other systems.
Of Cory’s appointment Scott Johnstone, National Sales Manager for Australia, says, “Cory’s expertise will be a significant asset to our partners and clients alike, and we are confident that Cory’s knowledge and skills will help enhance our service delivery and support across the region.”
Rounding out the new appointments is Keith Neville, who joins the team as Sales Manager for South Australia and Northern Territory (SA/NT).
With a wealth of experience across security integrator businesses and a role with technology manufacturer, Motorola, Scott says, “Keith’s broad industry knowledge and experience will be instrumental in driving our continued success in the region.”
