Two leaders from Gunnebo Safe Storage have been appointed to senior roles within Eurosafe, with Mark Brookes elected President of the prestigious association.
Mark’s election as President followed a vote by Eurosafe members and confirmation by the General Assembly.
In this role, he will reportedly lead the association’s strategic direction, working with national member organisations to strengthen collaboration and support consistent approaches to secure storage across Europe.
Mark Brookes, Global Product and Standards Director, Gunnebo Safe Storage said: “It is such an honour to be elected as President of Eurosafe, representing a significant responsibility and an important opportunity to support national associations at a European level.
“The role is focused on representation, collaboration and ensuring the industry speaks with a clear and informed voice as requirements for safe storage continue to evolve.”
Brookes has stated that he also serves as Chair of CEN Technical Committee 263.
As Chair, he holds a technical position responsible for developing and maintaining European standards for the secure storage of cash, valuables and data media.
CEN/TC 263 reportedly sets the testing and performance requirements for a wide range of products, including safes, strongrooms, data cabinets, fire rooms and ATMs.
Its work is said to ensure products meet consistent levels of security, fire protection and reliability across Europe, including both EU and non-EU countries.
Alongside Mark, Viktoria Lövberg, Commercial Director at Gunnebo Safe Storage, has been appointed Secretary of the Eurosafe committee.
Stefan Syren, President, Gunnebo Safe Storage commented: “With Mark and Viktoria in these prestigious roles, Eurosafe will benefit from their vast experience in safe‑storage standards and practices, strengthening our collective commitment to supporting the security industry.
“Their work will help ensure safes, strongrooms and other secure storage solutions across Europe remain reliable and resilient for everyone in the value supply chain.”
