Mace Unveils New Online Training Program
Horsham, PA, January 26, 2010 — Mace Security International, Inc. (“Mace” or the “Company”) (NASDAQ Global: MACE) announced its subsidiary, Mace Security Products, Inc., has launched a new interactive web-based training program in support of its Mace professional security dealer program. The new training program branded “Mace University” is chartered to provide the product knowledge and skills training required for Mace dealers to be successful while striving to reduce their operational costs though a 24/7 distance learning course. Mace University is directly accessible at www.maceuniversity.com.
The initial course offered through Mace University will be the MaceTrac™ Access Control Training and Certification Course. This course gives dealers the opportunity to become conveniently certified while learning at their own pace. Mace also offers access to an extensive catalog of security industry courses, from novice to professionals seeking continuing education credits.
John O’Leary, President of Mace Security Products, Inc. stated, “We believe this innovative training program provides an increased level of support for our Mace dealer channel and reinforces our commitment to them to increase sales and reduce costs.”
About Mace
Mace Security International, Inc. is a manufacturer of personal defense and electronic surveillance products marketed under the famous brand name, Mace®. The Company also operates a Digital Media Marketing and e-commerce business. In addition, Mace owns and operates car washes, and has previously announced that it is exiting this segment of its business. The Company’s remaining car washes are located in Texas. Mace’s web site is http://mace.com.
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