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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
Franck-Olivier Fabry: Meyer Sound (Canada)
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)
Stephanie Hansen: Masque Sound (US)
Binny Sharma: TC Group (India)
Craig Newbury: Wohler/RadiantGrid
Adam Thorneycroft: Orbital Sound
Patrick Almond: Carlsbro/Studiomaster
Franck Berger: Riedel Communications
James Godbehear/Richard Ferriday: Cadac
Andreas Hilmer: Lawo
Charles Blessing: Nugen Audio
Jay Easley: SSL
Tarek Shaikh: Wohler Technologies (EMEA)
Stanley Lee: NEXT-proaudio (Asia)
John T Wiggins: Community Professional
Mary Marshall: Symetrix
Stefano Pucello: Rycote
Carl Tomkins: CUK Audio
Bruno Garros: APG
Sennheiser Board changes
Thomas Lund & Thomas Valter: TC Group
Vinnie Perreux: Harman Professional (Asia)
Niels Jørgen Øhrgaard: DPA Microphones
Alex Schloesser: Global Market Management (A&H)
Simon Druce: Sennheiser UK
Hock Thang: Symetrix (Asia-Pacific)
Marsh Gooch: Aphex
Pat McConnell, Ed Capp: Sound Devices
Jason Kelly: SSL
John Terrey: Wohler Technologies
Craig Richardson: Symetrix
Amit Daftary: Snell (MESA)
Rolf Buschmann: Yellowtec
Morag MacPherson: Orbital Sound (US)
Craig Newbury: Wohler/RadiantGrid (EMEA)
Mario Bentley: Electro-Voice/Dynacord (EMEA)
Dan Foley, Kris Jackson: Audio Precision
Samer E Mouwanes: Clear-Com (Middle East)
Kevin Stanley/Johnny Mann/Michael Pearson-Adams: Waves
Carlos Ferreira: Snell (Europe/Latin America)
Simon Alexander: Studiomaster/Carlsbro (UK)
Marc Goossens: Meyer Sound
Stuart Gillan/Henny Schuett: RH Consulting
John Dodson: Middle Atlantic (EMEA)
James King: Martin Audio
Quint Goeke: Chandler Limited
Mark Gander: Harman Professional
Bob McCarthy: Meyer Sound
Brian Fraser: Adamson Systems
Jim Bailey: Aphex
Arjen Hofland: RTW
Vince Grieb: Harman Professional
Chris Mead: Meyer Sound (Middle East)
Chris Spahr: RTW (US)
QSC Audio: Senior Management appointments
Bob Skye: WSDG (US)
Dipesh Makwana: Snell (Middle East)
Paul Martin: Snell North America
Håkan Berg: AC-ET (Sweden)
Service & Support: Riedel Communications (US)
Sergio Molho: WSDG (Latin America)
Fernando Delgado: DiGiCo
Graham Pearl: dB Broadcast
Greg Oliver: Roland Systems Group
Max Noach: Solid State Logic (Latin America)
Timothy Dorwart: Community Professional
Louis Hernandez: Avid
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Fast News

Liège Université consolidates sound for student learning

‘Just a few years ago, the audiovisual landscape at Liège Université was a disorganised mosaic,’ says, A/V technician, Arnaud Frederix. ‘We had up to 27 different brands across campus. It was really overwhelming.’

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GISB picks dB for Van Maerlant Lyceum upgrade

A recent modernisation project has seen dBTechnologies loudspeakers installed in a new aula space at the Van Maerlant Lyceum Eindhoven in the Netherlands, to meet a variety of uses ranging from music performances to speech applications.

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Mazowsze Performance Hall moves to Optocore backbone

Situated to the west of Warsaw, the Mazowsze Performance Hall concert venue and cultural centre recently adopted fibre-optic signal transport networking to support a new immersive infrastructure, with L-Acoustics L-ISA and DiGiCo Quantum systems front-of-systems house, and Optocore topology as its backbone.

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Eisarena Salzburg indoor arena installs KV2 sound system

Eleven-time championship-winning ice hockey team EC Red Bull Salzburg play their home games at the 3,400-capacity Eisarena Salzburg (Kunsteisbahn) indoor arena where, after more than a decade spent relying on patchwork, inconsistent sound, the venue has installed a KV2 Audio system to deliver clear, intelligible game announcements.

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Riedel announces US motorsport comms partnership

Riedel Communications has announced a partnership with motorsport communication equipment provider Racing Electronics, promising ‘unparalleled communication solutions that enhance safety, efficiency and performance for race operations, controls, teams, drivers, and fans’ in the United States.

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Republik Pro AVL takes on Optimal Audio in Turkey

Optimal Audio has appointed Istanbul-based Republik Pro AVL as its new distribution partner for Turkey.

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Church of San Francisco de Asís reopens after restoration

Among the most significant National Monuments in Chile’s V Region, the Church of San Francisco de Asís has reopened following a complete sound upgrade featuring HK Audio’s SI Series P10j column loudspeakers. Installed by Audio Integra in collaboration with HK Audio, the system matches high intelligibility with a discreet aesthetic – exactly as required by the heritage and requirements of the landmark space.

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