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Thursday, January 22, 2009
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01/22/09 11:16 AM,
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Crown Audio has announced the appointment of Guillermo Sanchez to the position of Business Developer for Central and South America. In this role Sanchez will be responsible for supporting the sales within the region and working closely with the customer base to ensure all products are tailored to meet their needs. He will report to Director of Marketing for Installed Sound, Brian Divine. Previously, Sanchez served as Chief Sound Designer and Engineer for Corporacion Dynaco, where he was responsible for…
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Thursday, January 15, 2009
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01/15/09 04:15 PM,
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L-ACOUSTICS US announces that fellow Oxnard-based company Rat Sound Systems has just joined its K1/KUDO Pilot Program with the delivery of a stadium-sized sound reinforcement system primarily comprised of 48 new K1 enclosures, 16 K1-SB subwoofers, 16 LA-RAK touring racks loaded with LA8 amplified controllers, and 24 SB28 subs. Longtime V-DOSC (and, more recently, KUDO) user Rat Sound now joins New York’s Firehouse Productions on a very short list of North American touring companies to take part in the manufacturer’s…
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Friday, January 09, 2009
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01/09/09 04:28 PM,
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Martin Audio of North America has announced that a new group of independent representatives has been put in place to maximize the company’s sales effort. These sales rep firms, all of whom combine experience, expertise and highly successful track records in the professional audio market, include Audio Associates (Mid Atlantic Region); Bormann Marketing (Upper Midwest); Brownestone LLC (Pacific Northwest); Cowser-Lee Marketing (Southwest); Eaton Sales & Marketing (Upstate New York); Marshank Sales (Southern CA); On The Road Marketing (NJ Metro NY);…
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Thursday, January 08, 2009
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01/08/09 09:43 AM,
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The Harman Music Group has announced the addition of Jay Woolley as marketing director for portable sound, where he will oversee all marketing, promotional, and new product launch efforts for dbx and BSS products sold in the portable sound channel. Woolley will also work on developing the overall strategy for driving sales and new product development for portable sound. He will report to Reed Grothe, executive vice president of sales and marketing for the Harman Music Group. Most recently, Woolley…
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01/08/09 08:13 AM,
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Audinate has announced the appointment of Lee Ellison as Chief Executive Officer. Ellison brings more than 25 years executive leadership experience, encompassing a broad range of technology sectors. Most recently he served as CEO of SustainOne, a strategic consulting company, and prior to that, he was founding Sales and Marketing Officer of Dilithium Networks, and also previously served as General Manager of Glenayre’s Wireless Business Unit. The appointment of Ellison coincides with the Australian company’s establishment of a U.S.-based headquarters,…
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Wednesday, January 07, 2009
Keith Clark
01/07/09 03:45 PM,
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All is not gloom and doom with respect to the music merchant industry’s current economic outlook in the view of NAMM President and CEO Joe Lamond, who today (January 7) hosted a pre-Winter ‘09 NAMM Show conference call with industry trade media. The annual Winter NAMM Show kicks off next Thursday (January 15) at the Anaheim (California) Convention Center. “What I’ve heard in discussions with many of our members is that they’re weathering the current economic storm,” Lamond said. “No…
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Monday, January 05, 2009
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01/05/09 04:54 PM,
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Group One Ltd. has announced the appointment of Matt Larson as its National Sales Manager for Professional Audio Products. In his new position, Larson will oversee the U.S. sales efforts of Group One’s roster of audio products, which include DiGiCo, MC2, and XTA. Larson is a pro audio veteran, whose previous experience includes Business & Sales Manager for the prestigious Midas and Klark Teknik lines. “I am excited to be part of the Group One team,” Larson states. “They are…
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Wednesday, December 31, 2008
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12/31/08 04:18 PM,
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Harman Professional has announced the promotion of Bill Raimondi from Market Development Manager, Crown Audio to group-wide Director, Sales U.S. Distribution/Strategic accounts. In this new position Raimondi will manage and direct sales of the U.S. distribution channel and strategic account activity for Harman Professional. The announcement was made by Scott Robbins, Harman Professional Vice President of Sales, to whom Raimondi reports. “Bill Raimondi is a proven sales professional with extensive background in consumer and professional audio distribution,” stated Robbins. “In…
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Tuesday, December 23, 2008
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12/23/08 10:30 AM,
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Symetrix is pleased to announce the return of Jim Latimer to the position of northern regional sales manager, returning after a two-year stint away from the company. . “I’m back because I missed the company, the people, and the products,” Latimer explained. “I look forward to reconnecting with some of my old customers, friends, and serving the growing Symetrix client base to the very best of my abilities. Recently I visited the factory and was genuinely impressed with the company’s…
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Monday, December 22, 2008
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12/22/08 05:03 PM,
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A new study by the chief economist of the MCPS-PRS Alliance, a not-for-profit royalty collection society, found that sales of music via the Internet are highly limited to a relatively small share of total files available online. In fact, the study notes that “of the 1.23 million albums available (online), only 173,000 were bought, meaning 85 per cent did not sell at all.” The findings were reported in by The Telegraph newspaper of the U.K., which states that the study…
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