Nikki Nemarich named to Mission 500 board

MIAMI—Mission 500, the charitable organization dedicated to serving the needs of children and communities in crisis, has announced Nikki Nemarich of Axis Communications as its newest board member.

Nemarich’s extensive experience and dedication to the security industry make her an invaluable addition to Mission 500, the organization said in its announcement.

Since 2021, Nemarich has been instrumental in driving the company’s digital marketing efforts, placing customers at the forefront of its marketing strategy, and developing programs that highlight Axis’ role as a strategic advisor in the physical security and video surveillance industries.

With over 22 years of high-tech marketing and leadership experience, Nemarich has a proven track record of success. Prior to her role at Axis Communications, she held significant positions at NEOS (now Capco), Carousel Industries (now NWN Carousel), EMC (now Dell EMC), and webMethods (now Software AG). Her expertise in global campaigns, field marketing, communications, and sales training programs has made her a respected figure within the industry.

“I am excited and honored to join Mission 500 as a representative of Axis Communications,” Nemarich said. “Being able to contribute to such a meaningful cause aligns perfectly with my personal values and professional mission. I am excited to collaborate with Mission 500 and its partners to make a positive impact in communities in need.”

“We are thrilled to welcome Nikki Nemarich as our newest Mission 500 member, representing Axis Communications,” added Tracy Larson, co-chair of Mission 500. “Her extensive experience and passion for making a difference align perfectly with our mission to serve children and communities in need. We look forward to collaborating with Nikki and Axis Communications to further our impact in the security industry and beyond.”

Nemarich’s commitment to making a positive impact in both the security industry and the community at large makes her an exemplary addition to Mission 500’s board, the organization said.

For more information visit www.mission500.org.