PPavionExecutive Cockpit

Company Hierarchy

One company, three reconciling structures — the management org, the operating brands, and the legal entities behind every transaction.

Pavion · FY26 (modeled)
#4 SDM Top Systems Integrators (2025)
2,800 employees · 70+ US sites · 23 countries
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A roll-up is never one clean tree. Pavion is one platform seen three ways — who reports to whom (org), which brand sells the work (brand), and which legal entity books it (entity). They only reconcile through the office, which is why the same acquisition shows up as a brand here, a leader there, and a data-grain gap on the map.

Data backing: org (theorg.com · Pavion PRs) · brand registry (M&A lineage) · business_unit · region · site
Drill any lens

Click a leader or brand → its offices and P&L

Pick a business unit (e.g. Jim Muncey's Security) or a brand (e.g. RFI) to see the offices underneath and how much of the money is office-grain actual vs AI-allocated.

By business unit
By brand

RFI Enterprises

Security · West · acquired 2023 · In progress
Office-grain coverage
82%
Revenue
$41M
Recurring (ARR)
$16M
Gross profit ~34%
$14M
Offices · devices
1 · 22k
Where the revenue is booked$0K actual · $41M estimated
$41M

0% is office-grain actual; the rest is AI-allocated from area/region postings while integration completes — shown as an estimate, reconciled to the area total.

Offices (1)
OfficeRegionRevenueARRGrainRecording
San Jose, CAWest$41M$16M82%Allocated
Lens 1 · Management org

How the company is run

CEO → business-unit presidents + corporate functions. Note: the Fire BU is run through its acquired-brand GMs.

Joe Oliveri
President & CEO
Business units (P&L owners)
Jim Muncey
President, Security Business Unit
Security
Will Seifert
President, Integration Business Unit
Integration
Michael Wilson
VP, Integrated Solutions
Mike Slattery
VP & GM, Fire Business Unit (AFA)
Fire Safety
Ralph Dioguardi
VP & GM, Fire Business Unit (Firecom)
Fire Safety
Corporate functions
Abu Zeya
Chief Financial Officer
Finance
Cicily Wright
VP, Corporate Controller
Keith Ikels
Chief Information Officer
IT
Mark Labua
Chief Technology Officer
Technology
Dana Smith
Chief Human Resources Officer
People
Sean Devlin
General Counsel
Legal
Alan Rosenkoff
Chief Marketing Officer
Marketing
Susan Post
Chief Transformation Officer
Transformation
Sergio Katz
VP, Mergers & Acquisitions
Corporate Development
Read this: Security and Integration are run by BU presidents, but Fire Safety is run through its brands — AFA (Mike Slattery) and Firecom (Ralph Dioguardi) each have a VP & GM. That's a roll-up tell: the most-integrated brands became the operating spine of a business unit, while newer deals still sit as standalone entities.
10
Operating brands
under one platform
9
Acquired since 2020
of the 21+ total tracked
4
Fully integrated
on the common ledger
5
Still integrating
standalone / partial
Lens 2 · Operating brands · Lens 3 · legal entities

Pavion → business unit → brand

Each acquired brand is also a legal entity that books revenue; the colour rail is its business unit, the badge its integration state.

Fire Safety· $275M · 3 brands
Firecom
Northeast · acq. 2021 · Ralph Dioguardi
Integrated

Woodside, NY — fire alarm; Fire BU is run through its brand GM.

books at office grain (on common ledger)
DavEd Fire Systems
Northeast · acq. 2021
Integrated

Fire alarm & life safety.

books at office grain (on common ledger)
AFA Protective Systems
Northeast · acq. 2022 · Mike Slattery
Integrated

Nyack, NY — central-station fire & security; Fire BU brand GM.

books at office grain (on common ledger)
Security· $353M · 5 brands
The Protection Bureau
Northeast · acq. 2021
Integrated

Exton, PA — commercial security.

books at office grain (on common ledger)
RFI Enterprises
West · acq. 2023
In progress

San Jose, CA — security & integration; integrating onto common ERP.

books at area level (AI-allocated)
Star Asset Security / Ion247
Southeast · acq. 2023
In progress

Orlando, FL — security + managed IT (Ion247).

books at area level (AI-allocated)
Integrated Security & Comms (ISC)
Southeast · acq. 2024
Early

Recent acquisition — still on legacy reporting.

books at region level (legacy)
Signet
Mountain & Central · acq. 2024
Early

Newest tracked deal (~Nov 2024) — earliest in integration.

books at region level (legacy)
Integration· $157M · 2 brands
Pavion (organic / CTSI base)
Mid-Atlantic · core platform · Joe Oliveri
Core

Formerly Corbett Technology Solutions (CTSI) — the platform base; federal & integration roots.

books at office grain (on common ledger)
ECD Systems
Mountain & Central · acq. 2024
In progress

AV / integration.

books at area level (AI-allocated)
Why it matters

The three lenses only reconcile at the office

A single job is booked by a legal entity, sold under a brand, owned by a BU leader, and delivered from an office in a region. AI keeps them tied.

The chain, end to end
Legal entity (e.g. RFI Enterprises, Inc.)
  → Operating brand (RFI)
    → Business unit (Security · Jim Muncey)
      → Office (San Jose, CA)
        → Region (West)
How AI holds it together

Entity resolution maps each legacy entity/brand/office code to one node, so a number can roll up by any lens — by leader, by brand, by BU, or by geography — and still tie to the same total. Where a recent entity still books at region level, the office and brand figures are AI-allocated and flagged, not invented.

By BU
3 units
Fire · Security · Integration
By brand
10 brands
4 integrated
By region
6 regions
real state footprint
By leader
12 execs
CEO → BU + functions