The 2010 Electronic Security Expo (ESX) in Pittsburgh, Pa., will feature a mini-track designed exclusively with young security professionals in mind. The Electronic Security Association’s (ESA) Young Security Professionals (YSP) are a group of 25-45 year-old security professionals, whose passion and drive have led them to managerial positions at companies that design, sell, install and/or monitor electronic life safety, security and/or integrated systems. Consequently, the YSP Mini-Track will offer sessions that provide generation-specific insight for leaders in these areas.  The track includes the following targeted sessions:

Pittsburgh martini bar, Olive or Twist.  Members will share conversations with familiar faces over martinis on Monday, June 14 from 6:00-7:30 p.m. And although the event is free, ESA is requiring that members register.

 

"I think ESX is a great opportunity for us young professionals not only to network within the industry, but to develop our capabilities," says Trevor McEnaney, YSP council chair. "The YSP Mini-track focuses specifically on the leadership challenges our generation faces."

 

The YSP Mini-Track discount package includes registration for all three YSP sessions and an ESX Expo Plus Pass for $199. Additional courses can be purchased a-la-carte and all ESX Seminars, workshops and special networking events, are included in the Deluxe Registration Package.  This special offer is only available to members of ESA’s YSP group. To secure your registration for ESX, call 877-628-9558.

 

To learn more about joining ESA’S YSP group, please contact Tonja Jenkins, associate executive director, tonjaj@alarm.org, 888-447-1689 x206.

 

ESX takes place from June 15-17, 2010 at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in Pittsburgh, Pa. ESX features nearly 50 seminars and an expo floor with 175 electronic security manufacturers and service providers. For information, visit www.esxweb.com.