Terry Anderson This is Me

 Web References

1. 1. News: Dealer in Hog Heaven

   www.sdmmag.com/CDA/ArticleInfo - [Cached]

   Published on: 4/29/2004   Last Visited: 5/14/2004

   Although Terry Anderson, president of Engage Technologies Inc. flew into Las Vegas to attend the ISC West Exposition, he had the option of returning to his home in Tampa, Fla. riding a brand new 2004 Harley-Davidson V-Rod motorcycle. Doug Wright, vice president of IR Security & Safety, Electronic Access Control Division, and Tom Polson, president of ADI, presented the prized Harley to Anderson after an awards presentation held on April 1 at 1:00 pm in the Sands Convention Center.

2. 2. IR Security & Safety, Electronic Access Control Division

   www.brighamscully.com/pr/lo/18 - [Cached]

   Published on: 4/9/2004   Last Visited: 10/7/2007

   Terry Anderson, Engage Technologies, Wins Harley Motorcycle in IR Security & Safety - ADI "Secure-A-Door" Promo
   
   FORESTVILLE, CONN./Melville, NY - April 9, 2004 - IR Security & Safety's Electronic Access Control Division (EACD) and ADI today announced the winner of their joint "Secure-A-Door" promotion. Although Terry Anderson, president of Engage Technologies, Inc. flew into Las Vegas to attend the ISC West Exposition, he now has the option of returning to his home in Tampa, Fla. riding a brand new 2004 Harley-Davidson V-Rod motorcycle. Doug Wright, vice president of IR Security & Safety, Electronic Access Control Division, and Tom Polson, president of ADI, presented the prized Harley to Anderson after an awards presentation held on April 1 at 1:00 pm in the Sands Convention Center.
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   "This is so ironic," exclaims Anderson.
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   "This worked out very nicely for us as we've been doing a project here in Tampa for a Salvation Army distribution facility that requires 90 HandKey II's," reports Anderson. "This is one of the biggest installations of biometric access control readers under one roof in the nation."
   
   According to Anderson, he started his business as A.F.C. Systems in 1979. In 2001, he bought Foreline Security, which had 66 employees. He united the two into Engage Technologies, Inc. that year.