Matt Sack Takes Control of Prosegur's EAS Division, Spins It off as Independent
Company Named Global Security Solutions
DEERFIELD BEACH, Fla. (December 23, 2024)
- Prosegur has decided to spin-off its EAS and RFID division in the U.S., which
will be now be fully controlled and managed by Matt Sack, one of the top leaders
in the loss prevention solutions industry. Sack, who has served as the
division's CEO most recently, has renamed the newly-independent company Global
Security Solutions.
"Since 2019, our organization has grown globally, introducing new solutions for
global and local retail chains, and not just in the electronic article
surveillance (EAS) arena but in radio-frequency identification (RFID) and
robotics," said Sack. "Spinning off the division into an independent company,
Global Security Solutions, will allow us to increase the focus on the
development of new technologies beyond the traditional security applications,
especially when it comes to RFID. At the same time, we remain as committed as
ever to serving our clients in the retail world and helping them meet and exceed
their asset protection objectives."
According to Sack, the organization has launched a series of new solutions that
promise to transform how retailers think of loss prevention. Two of those
solutions, ThinLine RFID antennas and Focus4 RFID readers, have entered the
market to great success, delivering what retail chains have long searched for -
an RFID system that can truly function as both an electronic article
surveillance solution as well as an inventory tracking system with a high rate
of accuracy. Coupled with the organization's new RFID labels and tags, this
system will enable retailers to have an unparalleled new insight into their
store operations, according to Sack.
Matt Sack is a retail industry veteran with over 36 years of experience. Prior
to serving as Prosegur global retail group's CEO and executive chairman, he
served as chief sales officer of Prosegur USA, prior to which he was CEO of Best
Security industries (BSI). He held other senior leadership roles throughout his
career, including being a vice president at Macy's. He resides in New York with
his wife and three daughters.