Vector Security's Golf Outing
to Benefit the National
Center for Missing & Exploited Children
Emphasizes
the Plight of Missing Children
MANASSAS,
VA (August 16, 2011): Vector Security’s 2011 Technical Service Partners (TSP)
golf outing,
held at the Bristow Manor Golf Club in Bristow, VA,
helped again emphasize the needs of missing and
exploited children.
The weekend event brought Vector’s network of
nationwide Technical Service Partners (TSPs) together with Vector staff and
select manufacturers and vendors, to help raise funding for the National Center
for Missing & Exploited Children® (NCMEC), and to conduct the first in a series
of two advisory
council meetings Vector holds with their TSP network each year.
"The support of partners, like Vector Security, that raise both public awareness
for the issue and funds to support the search are critical to the safe recovery
of missing children," said Ernie Allen, NCMEC president and CEO. "We are
grateful for their generosity and partnership."
According to Joseph English, Vice President/General Manager of Vector's
National Accounts Division, the TSP advisory council meeting is an important
purpose of the golf outing, but the first priority is the money that is
raised for NCMEC. "We've been dedicating proceeds from this event to the
NCMEC almost from the inception of these gatherings. Since both our company
and our TSPs serve the retail industry, it's a great way to support a cause
that retail itself has embraced." Since the inception of Vector's golf
tournament, the event has raised $35,000 for NCMEC.
Vector Security's TSP advisory council represents the opinions
of more than 400 subcontractors who perform Vector's installation and service
work. The TSP Advisory Council is made up of representatives from all parts of
the country and meets twice a year to discuss improvements we can make in our
policies and procedures that can benefit our company, our
customers and our TSPs.
The advisory council was formed in 2008, and appoints members to one-year terms.
The council is an important component of Vector's overall Promises Given,
Promises Kept (PGPK) CRM culture. The Technical Service Partners play a front
line role in meeting and exceeding the expectations of Vector's customers in two
important ways: complying with store opening dates and maintaining the
operational integrity of Vector's systems.
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