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SONORUSS BECOMES L-ACOUSTICS CERTIFIED PROVIDER
L-Acoustics has announce that Sonoruss has become a new Certi- fied Provider Distributor in Russia. The newly-formed company, headed up by local industry expert Igor Verkolat, has a network of 200 dealers in place to support and promote the L-Acoustics brand in the region.
“L-Acoustics is very a famous brand in Russian show business,” said Verkolat. “Their systems feature on the techni- cal riders of leading artists, and many Russian rental companies include L- Acoustics in their inventory for a variety of events. Thanks to the unique sound, features and ease of use, several Rus- sian theatres and concert halls have also installed L-Acoustics systems, with more sales and installations in the pipeline. I am very happy to represent the brand in Russia, and am confident of creating a robust structure for the promotion and sale of the brand in the Russian Federation, assisted by our competent team of technical experts and engineers.”
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LOREN ROBINSON JOINS COMMUNITY
Community has announced the ap- pointment of Loren Robinson to the po- sition of Regional Manager for Western US and Canada.
Robinson joins Community after many years with the Harman Corporation, where he held positions as National Sales Manager for Selenium and West- ern Regional Manager for Crown Audio. “We’re very excited to welcome Loren to Community,” said Julia Lee, Director of Sales and Marketing. “His expertise in installed sound and his solid track re- cord in management are ideally suited for the growth Community is presently experiencing.”
“I’m thrilled to be working with such a legendary company like Community,” added Robinson. “This is an amaz- ing group of people with an amazing history, and they’re still breaking new ground today.”
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systems will ensure that we continue to provide first class equipment alongside first class service.”
Set up in 2008 under the management of Alan Thomson, Unusual Rigging & Engineering LLC is highly regarded in the region. With a long history of supplying both equipment and services to the Royal families of the United Kingdom, Jordan, Saudi Arabia and the governments of Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Oman, Unusual Rigging & Engineering will be pivotal in developing sales for Prolyte in the Middle East region. Full story online at
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Robe Sales Manager Guillermo Traverso, Daniel Lema MD of The TSD Group, Robe CEO Josef Valchar and Sales Director Harry von den Stemmen.
MEYER SOUND APPOINTS JASON MCCARRICK
Meyer Sound has appointed Jason McCarrick to the position of Educa- tion Program Coordinator. Based at the Meyer Sound Nashville office at Soundcheck, McCarrick will assume the responsibilities for scheduling and coordinating seminar and webinar events, handling program logistics, and assisting in creating educational con- tent. McCarrick replaces Mac Johnson, who has been promoted to Constella- tion Project Manager at the company. Reporting to Meyer Sound Education Manager Gavin Canaan, McCarrick’s responsibilities also include supporting Nashville Manager and Touring Liaison Lee Moro in organising Nashville-based events and maintaining operations. Full story online at
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FIRST EXHIBITORS SIGN UP FOR SHOWLIGHT 2013
The next Showlight may still be a year away, but companies are already sign- ing up to participate at the 2013 event, due to take place 18-21 May in Ceský Krumlov. The latest exhibitors to sign up include ADB, Anolis, ARRI Lighting Solutions, ETC, Lee Filters, MA Light- ing, Rainbow Colour Changers, Robert Juliat, White Light Ltd and of course the event’s main sponsor, Robe. With
such well-respected companies getting involved, Showlight 2013 looks set to be one of the best yet. Full story online at
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ACSP APPOINTS NEW OPERATIONS MANAGER
A.C. Special Projects (ACSP) Ltd has announced that William (Billy) Yeo has joined the company, taking on the new role of Operations Manager. Billy brings a wealth of experience to the role, having been involved in the technology installation market for many years. Throughout his career he has worked in various project management roles, taking him all across the UK, Europe and Middle East. Full story online at
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UNUSUAL RIGGING PARTNER WITH PROLYTE IN THE MIDDLE EAST
The Prolyte Group has announced that Unusual Rigging & Engineering has been appointed as the company’s Sales and Service Partner for the UAE with effect from 1 May 2012. The new partnership was announced at PALME Middle East 2012, and Alan Thomson, Managing Partner at Unusual Rigging & Engineering said: “I am delighted to add Prolyte products to our inventory. The high quality trussing
ROBE APPOINTS NEW ARGENTINIAN DISTRIBUTOR
Robe has announced a new exclusive Argentinian distributor - Buenos Aires based The TSD Group.
The company is run by Daniel Lema, and it has been a major player in the professional entertainment technology industry since 1994 as a leading sup- plier to all sectors including television, theatres and concert touring. “We are delighted to have TSD onboard as part of the Robe family,” said Robe’s Regional Sales Manager for Latin America, Guillermo Traverso. “We took our time to find the right company and people,” he added. “The TSD Group’s expertise and commitment to the brand, plus their renowned after-sales service and support are all qualities that fit perfectly with us. We expect that they will be great success.” Full story online at
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Oksana Mudrak and Igor Verkolat from Sonoruss and Peter Owen of L-Acoustics.
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