2025 SAMMY Awards Winners Honored at ISC West 2025

LAS VEGAS — Security Sales & Integration today unveiled the winners of the 2025 SAMMY Awards during a ceremony at ISC West 2025, honoring excellence in 12 categories tied to sales and marketing of the security industry.

The SAMMYs — also known as the Sales & Marketing Awards — exist to recognize and honor electronic security dealers and integrators whose businesses demonstrate exceptional expertise in creating sales and marketing materials, developing solid business practices and executing installations.

“The SAMMYs are an institution in the electronic security industry,” says Dan Ferrisi, group editor, commercial and security, at Emerald. “We’re honored to celebrate the best sales and marketing programs, as well as community service efforts and integrated installations, for the 30th year in a row.

“We’ll spotlight all of our SAMMY award winners and their respective categories in the upcoming June issue of CI+SSI, so our readers can see for themselves what made each honoree so deserving of recognition. However, for now, the team and I will simply wish them a hearty congratulations,” he says.

2025 SAMMY Awards Winners

Best Community Outreach Program: Silent Guard

 Best Display Advertisement (Print or Electronic): Advanced Security Systems

Best Newsletter or Content Marketing: Everon

Best Overall Integrated Marketing Program: Guardian Alarm

Best Promotional Giveaway Item: Eastern Security Services

Best Promotional Video or Audio: Stone Security

Best Sales Brochure: Elite Interactive Solutions, LLC

Best Social Media Campaign: Everon

Best Vehicle Graphics Design: AlarmSouth

Best Web Site Design: Washington Alarm, Inc.

Installer of the Year: Securitas Technology

Integrated Installation of the Year: Intelli-Tec Security Services

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