David Miller serves as vice president , Webster Lock Co. Inc., where he began his career in 1995. At Webster Lock Miller oversees all facets of the organization and has led the company to achieve sustained success as the leading security related distributor and manufacturer in the Bronx.
As vice president of operations, Miller is responsible for over 35 radio-dispatched vehicles serving residential and commercial clients throughout the New York metro area. Throughout his tenure at Webster Lock, he has expanded lines of business and tripled annual sales.
Miller graduated from Ithaca College and also attended Universidad Autonoma de Madrid. He also serves as a member of several industry related associations, including: Associated Locksmiths of America, Inc., New York Master Locksmiths, and EANYC - Executives Association of New York City.
His active engagement allows Miller to share relevant, up-to-date industry information about security technology amongst peers and has enabled him to leverage numerous business relationships. Working as a consultant in the industry, he is dedicated to advancing learning related to security technology and contributing to the security of both commercial and residential clients.
Miller serves on the board for multiple charities, including: Community Mainstreaming Association; Albert Einstein College of Medicine-Men's Division; Bronx Historical Society; and the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation of America.
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