Electronic security company appoints new president, CEO

An electronic security company with offices in Sarasota and Coconut Creek has a new leader. Envera Systems has appointed Dax Brady-Sheehan CEO and president. He will succeed founder Addi Aloya.

Brady-Sheehan was previously president and CEO of Spectrio, a company that provides customer engagement technology like digital signage, interactive kiosks and overhead music. While there, he grew revenues, increased the number of employees and completed 16 acquisitions, according to a statement. He has also been in leadership roles at Google, Hearst and Gannett.

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Envera, which means “enter with truth” or “enter with verification,” provides virtual guard gates, video surveillance and other software providing security solutions for community associations and gated communities. It recently completed its 17th year of growth and began increasing its expansion outside Florida, according to a statement. The company now operates in Texas and aims to grow its reach.

As president and CEO, Brady-Sheehan will focus on leading the company’s national expansion as well as continuing investment and strategic acquisitions, according to a statement.

“It’s an honor to be joining Envera; the company has a rich history in the security space at a time when security and privacy are paramount,” Brady-Sheehan says in a statement. “Envera is poised for continued growth and success, and I can’t wait to be a part of it!”