Why Join TMA
When your company joins TMA, you become part of the association that promotes and defends the interests of the monitoring industry, through its work in government relations, regulatory advocacy, and standards development.
2017-2019 |
Ivan SpectorSentinel Alarm |
2015-2017 |
Pam PetrowVector Security |
2013-2015 |
Jay HauhnTyco Integrated Security |
2011-2013 |
Robert BeanAlert Alarm of Hawaii |
2009-2011 |
Edward BonifasAlarm Detection Systems |
2007-2009 |
Bud WulforstA-1 Security |
2005-2007 |
John A. Murphy*Vector Security |
2003-2005 |
Richard L. SampsonAmerican Alarm & Communications, Inc. |
2001-2003 |
Mel Mahler*ADS Security |
1999-2001 |
Ralph W. SevinorWayne Alarm Systems, Inc. |
1997-1999 |
Louis T. FioreL. T. Fiore, Inc. |
1995-1997 |
Ronald D. LaFontaineSecurity Systems, Inc. |
1993-95 |
David W. CarterEntergy Security, Inc. |
1991-93 |
Robert A. BonifasAlarm Detection Systems, Inc. |
1989-91 |
Thomas F. Smith*Security, Inc. |
1987-89 |
Robert Bitton*Supreme Security Systems, Inc. |
1985-87 |
Stanley C. Lott*Guardian Systems, Inc. |
1983-85 |
Joseph F. Duncan, Sr.*National Guardian Corp. |
1981-83 |
John Mabry*American Alarm Co. |
1979-81 |
Richard M. Bugbee*ADT Co., Inc. |
1977-79 |
Richard Clark*Rhode Island Electric Protective |
1973-77 |
John Poile*Honeywell Protection Services |
1971-73 |
William KochCertified Alarm & Signal Co. |
1969-71 |
Robert W. Shirley*Merchants Police Alarm Corp. |
1967-69 |
Emerson Booher*Dayton Electronics |
1965-67 |
George A. Smith Jr.*Smith Detective Agency and Nightwatch Service Inc. |
1963-65 |
Tom Lewin*Automatic Alarm Co. |
1961-63 |
Harold W. Gray Jr.*Pacific Fire Extinguisher Co. |
1959-61 |
Frank Guibert*Newark District Telegraph |
1957-59 |
Jim Flotron*Potter Electric Signal & Mfg. Co. |
1955-1957 |
Robert W. Shirley*Merchants Police Alarm Corp. |
1953-1955 |
Frank Guibert*Newark District Telegraph |
1951-1953 |
George A. Smith, Jr.*Smith Detective Agency and Nightwatch Service, Inc. |
1950-51 |
Sid Stackler*Central Watch Service |
Note : * Presidents who have passed away.
When your company joins TMA, you become part of the association that promotes and defends the interests of the monitoring industry, through its work in government relations, regulatory advocacy, and standards development.