12 l April 2014
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Spyros Lazaris Audio Precision
Alex Jann Audio-Technica
Spyros Lazaris has been appointed as vice president
of sales and marketing for Audio Precision. Lazaris’ previous role was Americas director of marketing and sales for Tektronix. President of Audio Precision David Schmoldt says: “He brings commercial test and measurement experience to the Audio Precision leadership team.”
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Hawley directs focus on global sales
Focusrite Audio Engineering Ltd has named Damian Hawley as director of global marketing and sales
DAMIEN HAWLEY joined Focusrite in 2004, progressing to sales director by 2009. He will manage the merged marketing and sales departments for the Focusrite, Novation and RedNet brands worldwide including Focusrite Novation, Inc. (the US based wholly-owned subsidiary). “The Focusrite and Novation brands have seen significant growth over the last five years and I now look forward to the
privilege of leading our newly combined team of highly talented marketing and sales professionals,” says Hawley. Managing director Dave Froker, comments: “Following a period of strong company performance we have decided to bring marketing and sales together as a single organisation to position the business for it’s next phase of growth.”
www.focusrite.com
Audio-Technica has appointed Alex Jann
as a UK product and training specialist. Jann will be responsible for DJ and recording-related products from A-T and Allen & Heath. “I am looking forward to working with the dealer network to help them get the most from the products,” says Jann.
www.audio-technica.com
Avid Technology has appointed Andreas
Rimroth as principal customer support engineer for EMEA, concentrating on live sound and large format consoles. He joins the company from Audio Technica where he was product specialist for Allen & Heath and APG. “With the groundbreaking S6 digital console just launched I am delighted to join Avid at this point. Being a consoles guy through and through I am looking forward to working with
Lawrence Kendrick Jungle
Calum Simpson Jungle
team of people at the company, and am confident of their taking it forward and regaining its rightful place at the very top of the market.”
www.cadac-sound.com
FaitalPRO has appointed Andrew Richardson to
manage OEM and area sales in UK and India. Pro-audio division manager of FaitalPRO, Flavio Naggi, comments: “Andrew’s strong commercial and technical expertise will complement our current skill set especially as we expand our influence in the OEM markets bringing his valuable experience in any branch of pro- audio and beyond.”
www.faitalpro.com
Alex Wilson-Thame Jungle
Robin Dibble Martin Audio
Jungle’s roof, along with the company ethos and the way they encourage their staff made it a no-brainer when they approached me,” says Parker.
www.thejunglegroup.co.uk
Martin Audio has recruited Robin Dibble to
the new position of applications engineer. Sales director Simon Bull says: “This appointment reflects the growth of the company and recognises the need to bring in additional expertise to drive our installation business.” Dibble adds: “While the MLA range is a real ‘game changer’, there are also fantastic new products in the pipeline.”
www.martin-audio.com
Industry movers is sponsored by
Andreas Rimroth EMEA
Rob Hughes Cadac
the many users who use Avid products for mixing both in the studio and live.”
www.avid.com
Cadac has appointed Rob Hughes as UK sales
manager. Speaking at the event, Hughes says: “I am especially proud to be joining a fantastic
Andrew Richardson FaitalPRO
Soho-based Jungle has appointed Athene Parker
as new business consultant and Lawrence Kendrick, Culum Simpson and Alex Wilson-Thame will all be taking on the role of sound design engineers for the post- production house. “The level of talent and expertise under
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