The National Burglar and Fire Alarm Association (NBFAA) announces the results of its 2007 Executive Committee elections. Three positions were on the ballot.
Mike Miller, vice president and co-owner of Moon Security Services Inc. of Pasco, Wash., was named vice president/president-elect. David Koenig, partner, Capitol Fire & Security Inc. of Madison, Wis., was elected for a two-year term as treasurer. Counte Cooley, president, Electronic Sales Company of Gainesville, Ga., was re-elected for a third two-year term as vice president.
All three board members began their new terms on July 1.
An industry executive for more than 30 years, Miller’s involvement with NBFAA includes past chair of both the Public Relations and the False Alarm Committees. He is currently chair of the Budget Committee and co-chair of the Investment Committee. Miller served NBFAA as treasurer of the association from 2000-2001 and from 2005 through June 2007. He is the 2005 recipient of the NBFAA Sarah E. Jackson Memorial Award. Miller’s industry involvement at the state level includes serving as president and past president of the Washington Burglar & Fire Alarm Association. Following one year in his role as vice president/president elect, Miller will assume the two-year role of NBFAA president.
Koenig has been involved in the security industry since 1981. He served as an NBFAA board member from 1991-1993 and from 2002-2005. He was recognized by NBFAA in 1993 as the Professional Alarm Technician of the Year. Koenig has served on the NBFAA Executive Committee as a one-year vice president since July 2006.
With 49 years in the industry, Cooley has served six years as an NBFAA board member and four years as president of the Georgia Burglar & Fire Alarm Association. Cooley was also involved in chartering the new Georgia Electronic Life Safety and Systems Association and was the force behind the association’s successful 2005 New Member Double Bonus Program. Cooley ran against George Bish, project manager, MasTec Advanced Technologies, for the vice president position.
