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| 01-03-25 | Kristie Cooke, Editor |
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The President's Lead:
By Bill Signorelli
Your appearance as a professional security officer goes to a large measure of determining the perception that others have of you. First impressions do count, and since you wear our uniform, the impression you project reflects directly on SECURITY AMERICA and our CLIENTS! You are often the first person that visitors, client employees, and client corporate representatives see at your workplace. The security officer function is a traditional and conservative service. You're expected to be well groomed, physically fit, inspire confidence, be polite and be courteous. The general attitude and demeanor of a SECURITY AMERICA officer should be professional. Our CLIENTS should become accustomed to these standards.
Your SECURITY AMERICA uniform has been carefully selected in the various blue and gray hues to represent a business-like image. The uniform is a quality garment costing over $400.00 for every officer. Your uniforms are specifically made for easy care by following your basic instructions for cleaning and pressing. You are an experienced and skilled protection specialist, so let it show. Wear our uniform with PRIDE!
SECURITY AMERICA officers are ambassadors for our company and the CLIENTS we serve. Your appearance and mannerisms are a significant element in the delivery of our top-notch professional services to our many partnering clients. Remember... someone's watching!
2000 Year End Recognition
Supervisor-of-the-Year: James L. Miller
First Runner-Up: Louie C. Scott
Second Runner-Up: Mark E. Heflin
Honorable mention:
Charlie C. Ball
Keith K. Richards
Rob L. Robertson
Diana L. Billanti
Dennis B. Bosley
Harlin D. Bode
Carl A. Ostrander
Robert J. Payne
Robert E Zeitz Employee of the Year: Diana L. Billanti
First Runner-Up: John C. Skeans
Second Runner-Up: Andrew L. Neal
Honorable Mention: Thomas C. Chapman
Arthur K. Cox
Robert K. Craft
Charles E. Fowler
James E. Moles
Gene Whitt
Special Commendation: Thomas B. Allen
Earl S. Billanti
Charles E. Fowler
Danny L. Luckeydoo
Roger L. Stuchell
Carl E. Wilkinson
Our appreciation and congratulations to you all!
Our applause to John C. Skeans, Employee of the Quarter for quarter ending December 2000.
Security America's 2001 Annual Founder's Day Italian Picnic will be held Sunday, June 3rd at Coonskin Park. We look forward to sharing this fun filled day with our employees and their immediate family, vendors, and client contacts. Invitations will be mailed in May. |
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