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Caribe Royale Orlando, Florida Classes Caribe Royale Orlando, Florida Classes - July 25-29 Security Expo - July 30-31 TOP NOTCH DISTRIBUTORS TM We Know Service YOUR SOURCE FOR ALL THINGS DOOR HARDWARE AND MORE! AD For more than 46 years now, Top Notch has set the industry standard as a wholesale provider of architectural door hardware and accessories. In the last year alone, we expanded our warehouse space, implemented state-of-the-art technology in our distribution centers, and increased inventory across our product portfolio – all to deliver your orders faster and more efficiently. Contact a Top Notch Sales Representative today, and learn what we can do for you in 2021. Call 800.233.4210. We Are Keying Experts Dedicated Project Quote Team Rekey top brands that you trust. Commercial & medical office buildings, health care facilities, 300,000+ Cylinders keyed every year. retail, hospitality, and single & multifamily homes. All types: basic rekeying, masterkeying, construction Team consults with customers keying, etc. to get the right product for the right application. Proud partner of Allegion ® Contact us today and experience the Top Notch difference! www.topnotchinc.com | PH 800.233.4210 FAX 800.854.4146 | sales@topnotchinc.com Table of Contents Message From the President .................................................2 Message From the Executive Director .................................3 ALOA SPAI Board of Directors ...............................................4 Past Presidents .........................................................................5 Convention Overview ...............................................................6 Convention Sponsors ...............................................................8 Schedule of Events ................................................................. 10 Exhibitors.................................................................................. 16 New Product Showcase ....................................................... 30 Convention Floor Plan ...........................................................32 ALOA SPAI STAFF DIRECTORY Executive Director Finance Coordinator/Meetings Mary May Assistant mary@aloa.org Phyllis Jones Comptroller Phyllis@aloa.org Kathy Romo Legislative and Legal Counsel kathy@aloa.org Barry Roberts Convention & Meetings barry@aloa.org Consultant Director of ALOA SPAI Chapters Kelly Parker Robert Mock, RL kelly@aloa.org chapters@aloa.org Education Manager Keynotes Editor Jim Hancock, CML, CMST Wendy Angel jim@aloa.org (madison/miles media) Assistant Education Manager wendya@madisonmilesmedia.com Joe Peach Keynotes Advertising Sales joe@aloa.org Adam Weiss Education/Certification and (madison/miles media) Marketing Coordinator adam@madisonmilesmedia.com Dawne Chandler Keynotes Art Director dawne@aloa.org Ben Carpenter Membership Manager (madison/miles media) Kevin Wesley benc@madisonmilesmedia.com kevin@aloa.org Receptionist Judy Risinger judy@aloa.org Message from the President Welcome to Orlando! hank you for joining us for the 2021 ALOA Convention & Security Expo! T We are so happy to be at the con- vention this year after a two-year absence, and we hope you’re just as excited for the week ahead as we are. ALOA 2021 is your chance to imagine a better future for yourself or your business. Think of all that you will gain from the classes and networking! You have access to so many events while you are here. Take a look at the schedule on pages 10-14 to plan your time here. On Wednes- day, we have the Women in Locksmithing Reception, and on Thurs- day, don’t miss the Kick-Off Party! Before you head to that, attend the IAIL and AIL meetings and the State of the States meeting (you must be a member to attend that one). Stay up to date on all the leg- islative and division happenings! There are other events throughout the week, so be sure to look at the schedule. For the Security Expo, plan to take the full two days to browse the show floor. There are exhibitors from all parts of the industry, from tools and sofware to door hardware and automotive. There are many new exhibitors this year, so be sure to stop by and thank them for sup- porting ALOA. Don’t forget to go vote for the best new product in the New Product Showcase. We hope you enjoy our new-to-us venue this year. This is a wonderful location close to all the Orlando attractions, and it’s a convenient property to get around in. Area sights are a short cab or Uber ride away, and the hotel even has a shuttle to select Disney properties. But there’s also a lot to eat and do on site as well, so take advantage of the restaurants, spa, pool complex and more. Again, welcome to ALOA 2021, and enjoy this week of everyone being back together. You’re sure to have a great time. Jim Wiedman, CML President ALOA Security Professionals Association, Inc. president@aloa.org 2 64th ALOA Convention & Security Expo Message from the Executive Director Welcome to ALOA 2021! e are so glad you’ve chosen to be a part of the ALOA 2021 Conven- Wtion & Security Expo in Orlando! We are so excited to be here with everyone this week. You’ve set yourself up for a bright future by taking classes to learn new skills and making invaluable new contacts at all of the events and casual get-togethers. At the Security Expo, you’ll have hands-on access to the latest products from major suppliers and manufacturers. View product demonstrations, ask questions and take advantage of show spe- cials. You’ll have a chance to win several great prizes in the hourly drawings on the show floor (and you can purchase extra tickets to increase your chance of winning!). You can win prizes all the way up to a full ALOA 2022 full registration package. Stick around until 4 p.m. on Sunday, as you have to be present to win. Don’t forget to also stop by the ALOA Scholarship Foundation booth, where you can buy raffle tickets to win prizes and support industry education at the same time. The Kick-Off Party Thursday evening at 7 p.m. is a don’t-miss event. This free party is always a good time, so stop by for some food, drinks and catching up with old friends. And if you’re a woman in any part of the industry, be sure to attend the Women in Locksmith- ing reception Wednesday evening at 6:30 p.m. This is always a great gathering, and I look forward to seeing you all there. Perhaps the most important event, though, is the Membership Meet- ing on Friday at 8:30 a.m. Attend to get updates on the latest association happenings, hear some fellow members get honored and give some feedback. This is also a great time to get to know the board and staff or catch one of us for a quick question. Please note that if you have not been vaccinated, we ask that you please wear a mask. Masks are available at Registration. Thanks so much for attending ALOA 2021. We hope you have a wonderful week. Here’s to a bright future for you and the industry! Mary A. May Executive Director Caribe Royale Orlando Hotel 3 ALOA SPAI Board of Directors President, 2017-2021 Secretary, 2015-2022 Director, Northeast, James W. Wiedman, Clyde T. Roberson, 2020-2022 CML CML, CMST Anthony E. Wiersielis, CPL, CFDIL Director, Southeast, Director, North Central, Director, South Central, 2019-2023 2017-2023 2016-2022 Tyler J. Thomas, CJIL, Guy Spinello, RL Mark E. Dawson, RL CMKA, CRL Director, Northwest Director, Southwest, Director, International 2020-2022 2019-2023 - Asia, 2018-2022 Adrian Holley, CRL, Guy T. Robinson, CPL, Beta Tam, BA (Hons), LSFDI PSP FCSFS, RL Director, International Director, Associate Director, Non-Voting, - Europe 2018-2022 Region, 2015-2023 2015-2021 Hans Mejlshede, CML Noel Flynn Robert R. Cullum, CPL 4 64th ALOA Convention & Security Expo ALOA SPAI Board of Directors Director, Non-Voting, Trustee, 2017-2023 Director, IAIL Division, 2015-2021 Tom Foxwell Sr., RL, 2015-2021, Trustee, Robert E. Mock, RL CFDI, CAI 2015-2021 Tom Resciniti Demont, AHC, CAI, CFDI, CFL, CIFDI, CMIL, CML, CMST, ARL Meet the Board ALOA board members will be Director, AIL Division, Director, SAVTA wearing badges with 2013-2021 Division, 2017-2021 blue ribbons. Stop John Truempy, CRL, Michael Potter, CPS, them and say hello! CMIL, IFDI, AIL CAI Past Presidents 2015-2017 1995-1997 1974-1977 Tom Foxwell Sr., RL, CFDI, David Lowell, CML, CMST Charles Hetherington* CAI 1993-1995 1972-1974 2011-2015 Breck Camp, CML Gene Laughridge* Tom Resciniti Demont, AHC, CAI, CFDI, CFL, CIFDI, CMIL, 1991-1993 1970-1972 CML, CMST, ARL Henry Printz, CML* William Dutcher, RL * 2009-2011 1989-1991 1968-1970 Hans Mejlshede, CML Evelyn Wersonick, CML, Constant Maffey, RL* CPS 2007-2009 1966-1968 Ken Kupferman, CML, CPS 1987-1989 Harold Edelstein, RL * Leonard Passarello, CPL 2005-2007 1964-1966 Robert E. Mock 1985-1987 William Meacham* Joe Jackman, CML* 2003-2005 1962-1964 William Young, CML, CPS 1983-1985 Robert Rackliffe, CPL* Stanley Haney, CPL* 2001-2003 1960-1962 Randy Simpson, CML 1981-1983 Edwin Toepfer, RL * Louis LaGreco, CPL* 1999-2001 1956-1960 John Greenan, CML, CPS 1979-1981 Ernest Johannesen* John Kerr, RL * 1997-1999 *deceased Dallas C. Brooks 1977-1979 Clifford Cox, CML* Caribe Royale Orlando Hotel 5 Convention Overview ALOA Security Expo & Class Information Security Expo Schedule Friday, July 30 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, July 31 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. All classes and seminars will be held at the Caribe Royale Sunday, July 25 to Thursday, July 29. Caribe Royale 8101 World Center Drive Orlando, FL 32821 407-238-8000 Need Help? If you have any questions, concerns or special needs, please call 214-819-9733, Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (CST). Special Events First-Time Attendee Orientation Antigua 4 Sunday, July 25, 7:15 a.m. First-time attendee at the ALOA Convention & Security Expo? Welcome! Attend this short orientation to learn how to make the best use of your time during the week, see which events you can enjoy and meet some new people while you’re at it.
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