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John Mabry Receives the 2004 Stanley Lott Award
Sevinor Receives industry's Triton Award
John
Mabry
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Two CSAA's members recently received Awards in recognition to their contributions to the industry.
The Central Station Alarm Association (CSAA) is pleased to announce that former CSAA President John Mabry received the 2004 Stanley C. Lott Award on Wednesday, October 27 during the Annual Meeting's President's Dinner Dance; he was also recognized on November 4, at the Inaugural Tri-Association Awards & Charity Dinner, in New York.
The Lott Award recognizes those individuals whose contributions to CSAA and the industry are exceptional. Some of John's many contributions included serving for more than 20 years on the Board of Directors of both CSAA and NBFAA, as well as serving as President of both associations.
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As President of CSAA, Mabry severed the relation of the Association from the management company; opened the first office for CSAA in Washington; and hired the first Executive Director for the Association. As President of NBFAA, he founded the National Training School (NTS); the Chapter Program and the ISC Show revenue-sharing program between NBFAA and SIA. When John came into the Presidency of NBFAA, he paid the payroll from his own pocket until the Association's cash flow improved. He received the NBFAA's 1983 Morris F. Weinstock Person of the Year Award.
John Mabry is a member of National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP), the American Society of Industrial Security (ASIS), and the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM). He serves on the Board of Directors of ADS Security, Protectron, Inc., and Integrated Alarm Services, Inc. In addition, he was chosen by President Lyndon B. Johnson to serve on the Council for Crime Against Small Business.
Past recipients of the Stanley Lott Award include Robert Bitton (1991), Patricia and Thomas F. Smith (1993), Robert A. Bonifas (1995), Steve Roth (1996), Robert L. Ohm (1997), Tom Lewin (1998), Isaac Papier (1999), Stanley Martin (2001), William (Bill) Moody (2002), and Ralph W. Sevinor (2003).
CSAA is also delighted to congratulate Ralph W. Sevinor for being the first recipient of the Triton Award. He received the award at the Tri-Association Awards and Charity Dinner on November 4, 2004.
Lombardi Joins CSAA Board
John Lombardi
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CSAA is pleased to announce that John Lombardi, President of Commercial Instruments and Alarm Systems, Inc., has been appointed to the CSAA Board of Directors.
Lombardi began his career as an apprentice in 1968. He spent five years installing and servicing alarm systems before being called to public service. He then devoted 10 years to law enforcement as a Police officer. During his years on the Police force, he was selected to serve as an Adjunct Professor at Western Connecticut State University where he both wrote and taught a highly specialized security curriculum for their Criminal Justice Law Program. In 1979, Lombardi founded Commercial Instruments & Alarms Systems, Inc., which presently monitors approximately 5000 accounts. John represents CSAA on the NFPA Committee for Premise Security and is the Chairman of the CSAA Education Committee. |
Other CSAA members reappointed during the recent CSAA Annual Meeting in St. John to serve on the CSAA Board through 2006 were David Avritt, President of SentryNet; Ivan Spector, Alarme Sentinelle; Ben Cornet, President & CEO, Honeywell Security Group; and Graham Westphal, Co-President, Bay Alarm.
Save These Dates!
- May 12-15, 2005: North American Security Symposium & Exposition (NASS EX),
Le Centre Sheraton, Montreal, Canada
- October 21-26, 2005: CSAA Annual Meeting, JW Marriot Ihilani Resort & Spa
at Ko Olina, Island of Oahu, Hawaii
