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Joe Alfrey, the Co-founder and CEO of Sencentric, which provides environmental monitoring products for a variety of industries, as well as innovative home leak & freeze detection solutions for the home protection market joins Enterprise Radio.
Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Joe Alfrey discuss the following:
- Describe what Sencentric does and why it’s so important to businesses.
- Your flagship product on the residential side is the SimpleSENCE Water Leak and Freeze Detector. But you also have a version that is geared towards businesses. Tell us about that.
- The negative impact of water damage goes far beyond the cost of repair. Give us the entire picture of the consequences of even slight water damage and the advantage of early detection.
- The SimpleSENCE unit has a number of advantages over the competition in terms of water leak detectors made for businesses. Tell us about some of those.
- What type of products will you be looking to introduce in the future?
TIP: Early detection of hidden water leaks is critical to any business. Just as you monitor for fire or CO2, remember to monitor for early water leak detection to avoid hte devastation it can create.
Joe Alfrey has extensive experience providing financial and executive leadership in companies ranging from start-up to Fortune 500 enterprises that include Eli Lilly, Medtronic and CareFusion, with Controller and CFO roles at a number of venture-backed companies. He excels in strategy development/execution, M&A analysis and transactions, and capital raising and related activities. Joe is a Certified Management Accountant. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Economics from the University of San Diego and a Masters Degree in Finance from San Diego State University.
Website: http://sencentric.com
Social Media Links:
Facebook: facebook.com/SimpleSENCE
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/sencentric
Instagram: @simplesenceprotection
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