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Security professional vies for top honour at industry awards night

Sue Dudman
Sue Dudman
News director - Whanganui Chronicle·Whanganui Chronicle·
23 Aug, 2017 04:36 AM2 mins to read
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KEEPING HER CUSTOMERS SAFE: Bronnie Taylor is in the running for three national security industry awards.

KEEPING HER CUSTOMERS SAFE: Bronnie Taylor is in the running for three national security industry awards.

Whanganui's Bronnie Taylor is one of two finalists in the Security Consultant of the Year Award and is in the running for two other accolades at the New Zealand Security Industry Awards.

Ms Taylor, territory sales manager for Securely, is also a finalist in the NZSA Female Security Professional of the Year Award and the Ian Dick Memorial Award for Security Professional of the Year.

Ms Taylor, who has worked for Securely since 2015, said she always tries to exceed her customers' expectations.

"I enjoy 'customer hugging' of all our current and prospective customers. I believe in providing top notch service including communication, anticipation, respect and empathy. I always ask if there is anything we can do better or differently, or if there is anything on their security wish list we can make happen.

"I love doing 'worthwhile work' and I treat every customer like they are my only one. I am proud to represent Securely and I never let an opportunity go by to grow either my personal or business relationships."

Securely's national business development manager Chris Barber said Ms Taylor has always gone "above and beyond" for her clients.

"Bronnie is one those exceptional people who leaves no stone unturned when working with customers. She loves helping people [Bronnie has even been known to help clients fold those tricky fitted sheets] all while helping them create a personalised security plan."

The awards ceremony will be held in Wellington on Friday, August 25.

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