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Fast Moves

Professional people on the move

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Scott Kelley: RTI
John McMahon; Meyer Sound
Ralph Stockley: The Prolyte Group
Pierpaolo Marziali: Eighteen Sound
Andy Rust: TC Group
Andres Mayo: AES
Dayan Sivalingam: Wohler Technologies
Damien Egan: Clear-Com
Espen Brynildsen: Riedel Australia
Jodie Verley: VDC Trading
Richard Northwood: RH Consulting
Chris Wright, Andy Allen: Audient
David Cooper: Wohler Technologies (EMEA)
Karl Kussmaul: Lawo (US)
Simon Short: Focusrite (RedNet)
Erik Miehs: Riedel Communications
Mac Johnson, Melody Parker: Meyer Sound
Bryan Bradley: Harman Professional (AKG)
Alex Collins: Wohler (APAC)
Andy Duffield, Roland Morcom: Martin Audio
Jesus Cruz: Harman Pro (Mexico)
Luke Ireland: Martin Audio
Mitch Mortenson: Cadac (US)
Simon Holley: Sennheiser
Amnon Harman: d&b audiotechnik
Thierry Gandilhon: Netia
Ralf Schimmel: Lawo
Harry Lewis: Audient
EAW customer support appointments
Gilberto Morejon: Powersoft (Caribbean/Latin America)
Lily Xiao: Beyma (China)
Bash Akhtar, David Morbey: Martin Audio
Steve Farmer: Wohler Technologies
Mathieu Poussin: Netia
Peter Glinvad: TC Group China
Jiou-Pahn Lee: Riedel Communications
Ken Dewar: EAW (EMEA)
Christian Bockskopf, Serkan Güner: Riedel
René Harder: Stagetec
Joel Perry: Wigwam Acoustics
Nicki Fisher: Clear-Com (EMEA)
Ray van Straten: QSC Professional
Mark Ellis-Cope: Entec Sound & Light
Richard Kershaw: HHB
Nick Williams: TC Group (EMEA/APAC)
Christian Luecke: Allen & Heath
Dr Enrique Perez Gonzalez: Solid State Logic
Paul Morini: Cadac (US)
Leif Friestad: VDC Trading
Rob Hughes: Cadac
Graham Kirk: AES
Damian Hawley: Focusrite
Mike van der Logt: Ashly Audio (EMEA)
Scott Fraser: APG
Robin Dibble: Martin Audio
Noel Larson: Harman Professional
Yamaha Music Europe
Joe Keul: Kling & Freitag
Andreas Weingaertner: Martin Audio
Dr John White: QSC Audio Products
Max Lindsay-Johnson: Community Professional
Matt Ward: Brainworx (US)
Robert Margouleff: WSDG
Andrea Ippolito, Anastasia Klinushkina: Outline
Tim Gray: Source Distribution (UK)
Greg Suchomel: Symetrix
Graham Taylor: Wohler Technologies (EMEA)
Liam Connors: RadiantGrid (EMEA)
Mike Rigby: HHB Communications
Phillip Scobee: Crown Audio
Andy Stanton: Wohler Technologies (APAC)
Cameron O’Neill, Peter Cochrane: Riedel (Australia)
Dr Sean Olive: AES President
Pablo Espinosa: Meyer Sound
JBL Tour Sound Division appointments
DPA Microphones management restructure
Stefano Pucello: VDC Trading
Tom Oakes: Orbital Sound
Duncan Savage: Shure Distribution Systems Group
Fred Speckeen: Dynaudio Professional
Rich Soper: CUK Audio
Jorge Serrano, Pedro Enguidanos, Pablo Galve: Beyma
Mark Davidson: Focusrite (RedNet)
Keith Caggiano: Duran Audio (US)
René Greil: Klotz Cables
Owen Xing: TG Group China
Thomas Marcher: Harman Professional (Asia)
Franca Risi: Mediatech Design Group
Carlos Vargas: Loud Technologies
Mark Perrins, David Morbey: D&M Pro
Rusty Waite: EAW
Mark Flanagan: TC Group
Steve Johnson: Community Pro
Netia: Peter Fong, Jeffrey Jaworski (Asia/US)
Timothy (TJ) Smith: Harman Professional
Chris Vice: Harman Professional
Paul McMullan: Tannoy/Lab.gruppen/Lake
David McKinney: Harman Professional (China)
Sean Karpowicz: Soundcraft
Yamaha Commercial Audio (UK)
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Fast News

Pleneo promises ‘fresh approach to meeting rooms’

Pleneo has launched as a new collaboration technology company with a ‘fresh approach to medium and large meeting rooms’. With small meeting rooms now routinely deployed as standard IT endpoints, larger rooms are still delivered room by room – harder to deploy, more complex to operate, and increasingly difficult to manage consistently as organisations scale. Pleneo has been created to address this gap.

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Clear-Com and Netgear AV announce OEM partnership

Clear-Com and Netgear AV have declared a partnership to offer high-performance networking switches as original equipment manufacturer (OEM) solutions. This collaboration enhances Clear-Com’s portfolio of low-latency networking solutions for professional audio, video and intercom systems.

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Steiger Media updates AV-Mobil with Calrec Argo M

Covering everything from classical concerts and jazz festivals to corporate events and sports broadcasts, Steiger Media’s new AV-Mobil hybrid remote unit has enabled the company to reinvent its entire broadcast infrastructure with the recent adoption of a Calrec Argo M console with integrated DSP.

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Nureva appoints Charmex as Spain and Portugal distributor

Advanced audio solutions company Nureva has named B2B audiovisual solutions provider Charmex Internacional SAU as a distributor for Spain and Portugal.

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Genelec puts Lapland’s Glass Resort on course

Welcoming more than 700,000 tourists each year, Lapland’s commercial capital, Rovaniemi, is a snow-covered wonderland where visitors come from across the world to witness the Northern Lights and the Arctic’s natural beauty. For its part, the Glass Resort luxury retreat has welcomed a new sound system to would solve existing acoustic issues.

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AtlasIED sees fun on the horizon

Opened in 2018, of the band Bring Me The Horizon frontman by Oliver Sykes, Church – Temple of Fun is a vegan bar, restaurant and entertainment venue occupying the historic Osborn Works building in Sheffield. Here, Gothic and industrial architecture meet striking South American–inspired religious décor – and a new sound system.

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MSL and Martin Audio hit winning streak at Fairgame City

Billed as a ‘giant adult playground’, Fairgame City has opened in London’s One New Change leisure and dining hub within sight of St Paul’s Cathedral. Following three years after the Fairgame concept was unveiled at Canary Wharf, Middlesex Sound & Lighting (MSL) designed and supplied a full A/V technical infrastructure using Martin Audio loudspeakers.

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