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Scott will be responsible for the Fire, Rescue & EMS markets in the territory
Scott served over 15 years as a FireFighter/EMT with the Ketchum fire department in Idaho

FoxFury Lighting Solutions is pleased to announce its recent hire of Scott Leightner, who has been named Eastern Regional Sales Manager. Scott will be responsible for the Fire, Rescue & EMS markets in the territory.

"I'm excited to be a member of the FoxFury team and to continue bringing our customers the highest level of customer service and support they've come to expect. Having been a Firefighter/EMT for 15 years gives me good insight into the challenges faced in the public safety arena," said Leightner.

Scott's background includes 20+ years industry experience. He served 15 years as a FireFighter/EMT with the Ketchum Fire Department in Idaho. Notably, he also worked as Public Safety Program Manager for Eye Safety Systems, Inc. (ESS) and more recently with Fire-Etc in San Diego. 

"We are very pleased that Scott decided to join the FoxFury family. He strengthens our Fire - Rescue - EMS team with a solid background and extensive end user experience. Through him, FoxFury will be able to provide improved support to both dealers and customers," said Mario Cugini, CEO of FoxFury.

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