DOTHAN, Ala. – DSI Security Services has promoted two veteran employees to key leadership roles within the organization, elevating David Crow to vice president of sales for the company’s East Division and promoting Doug Blake to the same role for DSI’s West Divsion.
These appointments “mark a significant step forward in DSI’s commitment to excellence and the company’s continued growth,” the company announcement says.
Crow brings more than 25 years of industry expertise, demonstrating exceptional leadership in designing and developing internal controls, physical security programs and safety compliance initiatives.
With more than 14 years of experience in the contract security field, Crow’s career “has evolved from being an individual producer to a senior executive,” according to the DSI announcement.
Crow will oversee sales operations in Delaware, Florida, Georgia, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, eastern Tennessee and Virginia in his new role. With his appointment, DSI Security Services “is poised to strengthen existing partnerships and forge new ones in the East Division,” the company announcement says.
Blake boasts a 33-year career in the security industry, during which he has excelled in selling and managing security and safety operations across various vertical markets.
His journey began as a uniformed security officer in 1990, and he has since risen through the ranks, holding positions including training manager, operations manager, branch manager, district manager, regional sales director and vice president of national accounts.
Blake’s appointment as vice president of sales, West Division, “positions DSI Security Services for continued growth and success in Alabama, Arkansas, California, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Ohio, Oklahoma, western Tennessee, West Virginia and Texas,” the company announcement says.
With the addition of Crow and Blake to the leadership team, DSI Security Services is “well-positioned to strengthen existing partnerships and establish new ones,” according to the announcement.
Doug Blake (photo courtesy of DSI Security Services)
