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Holmes Security Systems promotes employee to installation manager

By Staff Report, posted 3 years ago
Amanda Domina

Fayetteville-based Holmes Security Systems recently announced the promotion of Amanda Domina to installation manager. 

 

Before the promotion, George Wenrich was in the role. He retired after 24 years of service at the company.

 

Now, Domina will ensure that technicians conduct installations for Holmes’ customers accurately and quickly. 

 

Domina joined the business in 2012. Then, she was an operator in the local U.L. Listed 5-diamond central monitoring station. She has worked in numerous roles for the company since then, “making her an excellent choice for this new role,” a Holmes Security Systems press release said. 

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