With a career steeped in the alarm industry, Bryan Lawrence, attorney at Buchanan, Ingersoll & Rooney PC and legal counsel for NBFAA, shares best practices regarding contracts and liability strategies with Ron Davis, security industry icon and founder of the Graybeards, in this informative interview.

With a career steeped in the alarm industry, Bryan Lawrence, attorney at Buchanan, Ingersoll & Rooney PC and legal counsel for NBFAA, shares best practices regarding contracts and liability strategies with Ron Davis, security industry icon and founder of the Graybeards, in this informative interview.

Scott Wulforst of Stanley Convergent Security Solutions tells Ron Davis, founder of Davis Marketing Group, what it’s like to grow up in the security industry and how that has influenced his life’s direction.

Tom Binish of A&A Fire and Security Inc. talks with Ron Davis of Davis Marketing Group, aka Graybeards, about his experiences in the security industry.

Tom Binish of A&A Fire and Security Inc. talks with Ron Davis of Davis Marketing Group, aka Graybeards, about his experiences in the security industry.

Pat Shea Remes, Executive Director of CASIA, shares her industry insights with long-time industry expert Ron Davis, founder of the Davis Marketing Group.

Trevor McEnaney of Knight Security Systems and Chairman of the Young Security Professionals Council talks with Ron Davis of Davis Marketing Group, aka Graybeards, about learning the ins and outs of the security industry.

Tim Creenan, owner of Amherst Alarm in Amherst, NY and chairman of the Elections Committee, talks with industry icon and founder of Davis Marketing Group, Ron Davis, about life in the security industry.

Delia Garced, Chief Marketing Officer for GE Security, gives her insights on GE Security’s current and future plans.

Kerry Egan, vice chair of the Young Security Professionals council and vice president of Select Security, talks about growing up in the security business and what it’s like to run her own security business.

NBFAA President Michael A. Miller, talks about his job as president of NBFAA and his plans for the future of his business.

Federal Trade Commission “Red Flag” regulations go into full enforcement as of August 1, 2009. Arguably all alarm companies who provide PERS service, maintain credit card information for their subscribers, or send invoices for recurring periodic revenue, are covered by the regulations. According to the regulations you need to have a written plan to deal with potential identify theft.

The FTC has developed a handy do-it-yourself guide to help businesses comply with the new rules.

A complete overview of the regulations can also be found here:
http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/pubs/business/idtheft/bus23.pdf

Just what you’ve been waiting for – hear from our illustrious president, Mike Miller, on his job as president of NBFAA and his plans for the future of his businesses.

Have you had a chance to see Counte Cooley? Click here and listen to Counte share his industry perspectives and exit strategy.

Counte Cooley, Electronic Sales Company of Gainesville, GA, shares his industry insights, philosophies and exit strategy during this conversation with Ron Davis, Davis Management Group aka The Graybeards.

In this video interview, Ralph Sevinor, Wayne Alarm Systems, Inc., talks with Ron Davis, Davis Marketing Group aka The Graybeards, about the changes in the alarm industry and how his business has evolved.