Security-Net welcomes Louis Boulgarides

EXTON, Pa. – Security-Net, a network of security system integrators, has introduced its newest member, Louis Boulgarides from Ollivier Managed Security, based in Los Angeles.

With this addition, the company said this expands Security-Net's reach on the West Coast and brings its membership total up to 18 security integration company partners in North America.

Boulgarides brings with him a diverse and extensive career in the security industry. With more than 33 years of experience, he previously served as the senior regional vice president at Allied Universal with their guarding division, before transitioning to president of their systems integration division. Five years ago, he purchased Ollivier Managed Security after working there for three years. His company operates a Global Security Operations Center (GSOC) where the focus is on providing customers with alarm and video monitoring, along with managed services.

“Our employees have a unique mix of experience in both guarding and security system installation,” said Boulgarides, president and chief executive officer of Ollivier Managed Security. “Because we understand how our customers will use the products we install, we are uniquely positioned to help our clients with their global security needs.”

With Boulgarides and Ollivier Managed Security joining Security-Net, members of Security-Net gain additional expertise in monitoring and managed services, along with important coverage in the Southern California market.

“As an organization we are continuously looking for new members to join Security-Net who have their finger on the pulse of the latest security industry technology trends and who can provide important geographical reach for national account customers,” said Bill Hogan, president and chief executive officer of D/A Central, a Security-Net member who was instrumental in recruiting Boulgarides to join the group. “Louis Boulgarides and his business, Ollivier Managed Security, is clearly leading the way in both of these areas.”

Security-Net described its network as members sharing best practices, including technical knowledge and training initiatives, and partnering on customer projects that extend beyond a company’s geographic reach to ensure national account-level service for clients.