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cus, NJ, conveniently located just minutes out-
side of New York City, this coming November
8-9th.
May 2017 Edition
Michael Madsen, the Show Manager, is avail-
able to discuss Sponsorship Opportunities, Ex-
hibitor Registration, Speaker Scheduling, Group
Attendee Discount Admissions and any further
questions you may have at mmadsen@ameri-
cansecuritytoday.com, 732-233-8119.
Commend USA at a Glance
From its founding in 1971, Commend grew from a
small family business into a large, globally recog-
nised player providing Integrated Intercom Sys-
tems. Today, our unique solutions are installed
for the protection of people, buildings and assets
throughout the world.
Integration of Commend Intercom Solutions has
been hugely successful in many industry sectors.
‘American Security Expo 2017’ – The Must Event for Gov’t/
Homeland Security/Public Safety
The event will focus on the convergence of
Homeland Security at the National level with Pub-
lic Safety and Homeland Security at the State,
County and Local Levels.
‘American Security Expo 2017’ will showcase the
most innovative companies with Industry Leading
Physical & IT Security Solutions for Government
concerning a wide range of integrated projects.
Over 110 industry leading firms will be featured
on the show floor plus a host of Spon-
sorship opportunities, and a full
schedule of Conference Meet-
ings and Speakers.
The highlight of the 2017
American
Security
Expo will be the 2017
‘ASTORS’
Home-
land Security Awards
Program Luncheon
which will take place
the afternoon of No-
vember 8, 2017.
Intercom stations, modules and servers for inte-
gration of speech, image and data can be found
in control rooms throughout the world for in-
creased security.
For example, help and
emergency call points
for transport solutions,
controlling barriers in
car parks and control-
ling lifts in buildings.
Our solutions can be
found in iconic build-
ings
includ-
ing the
Shard (UK), Mercury Tow-
er (RUS); throughout the
London Underground
Network (UK); in uni -
versities and schools;
in production facili-
ties; refineries, air-
ports; hospitals; car
parks; tunnels and
many more.
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