FORT WORTH, Texas — Holly Borgmann, vice president of government affairs at ADT and former board member of the Security Industry Alarm Coalition (SIAC), will receive the William N. Moody Award at the Electronic Security Expo (ESX) 2026 June 2 during the SIAC reception at the Irving Convention Center.
The Moody Award is presented annually to an individual who demonstrates a passion for advancing positive alarm management and best industry practices. It was established in 2004 by the SIAC board of directors to “recognize those who embody Bill Moody’s dedication to alarm management issues,” according to the ADT announcement.
The award “honors individuals who reflect attributes that include integrity, fairness, and perseverance in the face of adversity,” the announcement says.
Borgmann was also the 2025 Security Industry Association Chair’s Award winner, celebrating her leadership in furthering the association’s mission.
Why Did SIAC Chose Holly Borgmann for the Moody Award?
“During her time as a board member, Holly’s leadership, expertise and unwavering commitment to our industry made a lasting impact on alarm management and public safety policy,” says Grady Medcalf, SIAC board chairman in the announcement.
“During her service as a SIAC board member, she always helped focus our discussions with out of the box thinking and by asking tough, thoughtful questions as SIAC navigated the complex, evolving landscape of law enforcement relationships and government affairs,” he says. “Her ability to help bring stakeholders together and drive meaningful outcomes exemplifies the spirit of the Moody Award.”
Borgmann “has played a significant role in shaping public policy affecting the electronic security industry through her leadership at ADT and active involvement in key industry organizations,” according to the company announcement.
She has served in leadership roles with SIA and the Electronic Security Association (ESA), where she has been “a strong advocate for policies that support innovation, public safety and effective collaboration between the alarm industry and law enforcement.”
“Holly is widely respected across the industry for her deep understanding of legislative and regulatory challenges and her ability to translate that knowledge into effective advocacy,” says Steve Keefer, executive director of SIAC, in the announcement.
“Her contributions to SIAC have been invaluable, particularly as we address critical issues such as alarm management, police response and strengthening partnerships with public safety agencies,” he says. “She brings clarity, foresight and a collaborative approach that benefits the industry.”
“I am truly honored to receive the Moody Award,” says Borgmann in the announcement. “It has been a privilege to work alongside the dedicated SIAC team and so many other dedicated professionals across the industry to advance policies that enhance public safety and strengthen the relationship between alarm companies and law enforcement.
“I remain committed to supporting efforts that ensure our industry continues to serve and protect communities effectively,” she says.
