MELVILLE, N.Y.—Intellicene, a provider of intelligent security management platforms, has announced the appointment of Greg Colaluca as general manager.With more than 20 years of global leadership experience, Colaluca will guide the company into its next growth phase, emphasizing the delivery of intelligent security solutions for mission-critical environments.Colaluca brings a wealth of experience in customer success, growth, profitability, and operational excellence. He leverages vision, analytics, and continuous process improvement to develop successful business models and plans, and his technical background and business development skills ensure focused sales, product development, and service delivery.“Greg’s experience and proven track record in global leadership and customer-focused solutions will drive a continued focus on market leadership and innovation,” said Becky Stout, Volaris. “We are confident in his ability to lead the company with his extensive experience in delivering innovative technologies, his proven history of program development, and his unwavering commitment to the organization’s mission and values.”Colaluca brings extensive experience to his new role as general manager. At Sensormatic, he led the global services team, providing solutions in design, RFID consulting, solutions design/architecture, implementation, and analytics. Before Sensormatic, he led global delivery at Astreya Partners, managing network engineering, network operations, and IoT services. At Hewlett Packard Enterprise, he served as senior director for the consumer and retail Industry, overseeing IT delivery across the Americas, EMEA, and APAC regions."Intellicene is well-positioned to deliver on its promise of helping organizations achieve greater intelligence and stronger risk mitigation in an evolving business environment,” Colaluca said. “Backed by a world-class team and a robust technology portfolio, I am excited to lead this organization into its next era and help customers around the globe achieve safer and stronger operations.”
