Delta Scientific, manufacturer of counter-terrorist vehicle control systems used in the United States and internationally, announced that Keith Bobrosky, a nine-year employee of the company has been named the company's vice president - sales.
Delta Scientific, manufacturer of counter-terrorist vehicle control systems used in the United States and internationally, announced that Keith Bobrosky, a nine-year employee of the company has been named the company's vice president - sales. Bobrosky has most recently been national sales manager and project expeditor, supervising the sales team and following orders from sale to delivery, assuring that customers receive protection in the fastest time possible. As such, he has played a major role in sales, project management, application engineering and corporate strategic planning. Bobrosky has also been the account manager for large customers such as CarMax, the FBI and the U.S. State Department's Overseas Building Operation (OBO). He will now be in charge of sales worldwide, reporting to Greg Hamm, vice president of sales & marketing, who will now be able to emphasize his marketing role.
"We have a very strong team in place and continue to enjoy rapid growth," emphasizes Bobrosky. "I look forward to having a more hands-on role with our talented sales representatives and ensuring that their customers continue to receive the security and service that they have come to expect from Delta Scientific."
At present, Bobrosky reports, Delta Scientific is delivering record numbers of vehicle access systems to customers around the globe. More than 17,000 Delta systems are now deployed worldwide to protect U.S. and other nation's embassies, nuclear plants, banks, stadiums, large major airports, car rental lots, logistics centers, palaces, private residences and more.
Bobrosky has a BA degree in Marketing from California State University-Northridge.