Argentina. Sebastián Cason recently assumed the executive management of the Argentine Chamber of Electronic Security (CASEL), replacing engineer Enrique Greenberg.
Previously, Cason held the position of First Vice-President of the trade association, a role that alternated with his position as commercial director of the company Itego GPS. This was the case until mid-October, when the CASEL Board of Directors accepted the resignation of Enrique Greenberg, presented for personal reasons.
"This resignation has been accepted, resolving to appoint the first vice-president, Sebastián Cason, of the company West Fun S.A. (Itego GPS), to whom we wish success in his management. We thank engineer Enrique Greenberg for the dedication and work done during all these years," the union said on its website.
CASEL is a non-profit entity, made up of companies from all over the country, in order to promote the growth and professionalization of the industry. It currently has more than 160 companies dedicated to the manufacture, distribution, integration and installation of electronic security products.
