[ATTACH=CONFIG]199372.vB5-legacyid=10800[/ATTACH]Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Sept. 2014… PreSonus is pleased to announce that Tony Flammia has accepted the position of Commercial Channel Manager. In his new position, Flammia will work closely with PreSonus/WorxAudio Loudspeaker Division Managing Director Hugh Sarvis on new loudspeaker systems that integrate AVB (Audio Video Bridging) and Dante digital audio networking technologies. In addition, he will train systems integrators to install and use these systems.
Flammia is well suited for his new responsibilities, having spent most of his career as a systems integrator, designing and installing AVL (audio, video, and lighting) systems in churches all over the USA, including many WorxAudio systems. Always on top of the latest technology, he has the distinction of completing the first AFMG FIRmaker beam steering project in the world. A proven businessman and entrepreneur who is intimately familiar with both WorxAudio and PreSonus products and technologies, Flammia founded Creative Sound Solutions of Cape Coral, Florida in June 2007 and turned it into a highly successful systems integration company.
“WorxAudio and PreSonus offer multiple products that are sold into permanent installations and live-sound applications, and we want to better understand the needs of these customers,” comments PreSonus VP of Sales Rick Naqvi. “As Commercial Channel Manager, Tony will help us become even better partners to our dealers who do commercial installations. We are excited to have him onboard to lead this initiative.”
Tony Flammia can be reached at [email][email protected][/email].
For more information about PreSonus products, please visit [url]www.presonus.com[/url].
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About PreSonus
Founded in 1995, PreSonus Audio Electronics, Inc., is a leading designer and manufacturer of audio-recording and live-sound software, hardware, and related accessories. PreSonus’s software, microphone preamps, signal processors, digital audio interfaces, digital mixers, control surfaces, loudspeakers, and other products are used worldwide for recording, sound reinforcement, broadcast, sound design, and Internet audio.
