NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The Electronic Security Association (ESA) introduced its incoming president, Chris Mosley, this week at the Electronic Security Expo (ESX).
Mosley is proprietor of Marlboro, N.J.-based Complete Security Systems (CSS), one of the largest, independent, full-service security and fire alarm companies in the Garden State. Large commercial projects account for a significant amount of the CSS portfolio. The company also services high-end residential clients, along with major redevelopment projects and multifamily buildings.
Mosely took the oath as ESA president at ESX 2018 in Nashville. He succeeds Angela White, an equity partner and the executive vice president of Central 1 Security in Brookfield, Wisc. Mosely will serve a two-year term, beginning in July through June 2020.
Mosely is an active board member and volunteer for the YMCA, helping to ensure that all children have the opportunity to experience the outdoors and attend camp in his local community. In 2015, the organization established the “Chris Mosley Volunteer Achievement Award.”
As an active and involved member of the industry, Mosely is poised to sit at the helm as the association’s president, says White.
“I am very confident in the drive and ability of my successor,” she says. “Chris is a remarkable person, businessman, and friend.”
Mosely has been an active leader in the industry for many years, participating on association boards and committees. He was instrumental in getting licensure approved in the state of New Jersey — an initiative that took 17 years to get approved.
He has been an active member in ESA’s New Jersey chapter (NJESA) as the president and currently serves as director/vice president. His company is also the only one in New Jersey to have received NJESA’s Dealer of the Year three times.
