08 l January 2014
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Keith Norton Trilogy
Paul O’Farrell-Stevens PMC
Keith Norton has been appointed by Trilogy, the
Anthony Smith is new ISCE president
Former AVX Systems founder takes up key role at leading body for installation engineers
THE INSTITUTE of Sound and Communications Engineers has appointed Anthony Smith as its new president. Smith founded AVX Systems before going on to develop one of the first digital networking voice alarm systems (VxLAN, later SigNET) and in 1999 the first generation SigTEL fire telephone system.
“It’s a great honour to be asked to take on this role with ISCE and I would like to thank Terry (Baldwin, who stepped down as president) for
his tireless work over the past four years and I hope to take the ISCE forward in a similar manner,” said Smith. “My main focus in the coming years is going to be on certification skills training to members, to raise both their and the Institute’s profile.” Smith’s appointment follows the announcement of ISCEx2014 seminar and exhibition details. The networking and training event will take place on 4-5 March at the Holiday Inn, Birmingham City Centre.
www.isce.org.uk
supplier of intercom solutions and master reference generators for the broadcast industry, as its new chief operating officer. Formerly CEO of Paradigm Secure Communications, Norton has more than 30 years’ experience across telecoms and government programmes.
www.trilogycomms.com
Paul O’Farrell-Stevens has been appointed as
communications and artist relations manager at British loudspeaker manufacturer PMC. With 10 years’ experience as a freelance recording engineer, Paul combines a wealth of experience with a strong musical background. PMC managing director Miles Roberts commented: “He’s a perfect fit, and it’s a pleasure to welcome him to our team.”
www.pmc-speakers.com
Mike Rigby has been appointed to the role of technical sales support engineer at HHB Communications Ltd. Mike was previously the technical manager at Technical
Mike Rigby HHB Communications
Philip Schobee Crown Audio
Earth. HHB’s representative Steve Angel said: “Mike’s experience and enthusiasm will complement the department very well, as we continue to provide the high level of service that our customers have come to expect.”
www.hhb.co.uk
Philip Schobee has been appointed as business
segment manager, tour sound at Harman-owned Crown Audio. Schobee formerly worked as product manager, concert and commercial sound at Electro-Voice. In this new role, Schobee will be responsible for overseeing Crown’s tour sound and business strategy in addition to directing marketing, product development and sales.
www.crownaudio.com/
RTW, the German broadcast equipment specialist, has announced the appointment of Jessica Kell to the role of head of marketing. She will now work closely with the sales team and be responsible for developing messaging for new campaigns. Kell joins the team with experience in communications
Jessica Kell RTW
and graphic design, in addition to having worked at several opera houses, both as a technician and stage manager.
www.rtw.de
Beverley Horne has taken up the newly created role of
head of TV post at LipSync Post. Horne will now oversee all post-production work on TV dramas. She joins the company’s steadily growing television department from ITV, where she post-supervised popular dramas such as Agatha Christie: Poirot, Lewis, and The Prisoner.
www.lipsyncpost.co.uk
Metropolis Studios has welcomed Streaky to its
roster of mastering engineers. Streaky has over 20 years of experience in the industry, having previously worked for Battery Studios and Soundmasters. After setting up his own company Streaky Mastering in 2008, he mastered platinum singles and top-selling albums for a diverse host of successful artists, ranging from Lily Allen and Skepta to Depeche Mode and Sheryl Crow.
www.thisismetropolis.com
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