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LOUD Technologies Appoints Kent Rahn Sr. Communications Manager
for EAW & EAW Commercial Brands
October 22, 2004 - Woodinville, Wash. - LOUD Technologies
is pleased to announce the appointment of Kent Rahn to the position
of Senior Communications Manager for the EAW & EAW Commercial
brands. In this role, Rahn will be responsible for the development
of marketing communications strategies for EAW and EAW Commercial
products worldwide.
Ken Berger, Sr. Vice President of Marketing at LOUD Technologies,
commented, “We conducted a very thorough search for an individual
with just the right mix of pro-touring and commercial sound product
experience. Kent was the perfect fit, bringing to LOUD the specific
product understanding we were looking for as well as more than
20 years of strategic communication experience. We couldn’t
be happier that he has decided to join us here at LOUD.”
Before joining LOUD Technologies, Kent Rahn was the Director
of Marketing Communications at Telex Corporation, where he worked
on the Electro-Voice brand of loudspeakers. Prior to years at
Telex, Rahn held various account management as well as strategic
communications positions in both corporate and agency settings.
Rahn has a proven track record for managing everything from media
planning and the creation of sales presentations, to conducting
focus group research and managing marketing teams.
Rahn and his wife will be relocating to Woodinville, Washington
where LOUD Technologies’ worldwide headquarters is located.
About LOUD Technologies Inc.
LOUD Technologies Inc. develops professional audio products under the brands Mackie, EAW, EAW Commercial, TAPCO, SIA Software and Acuma Labs. Products from LOUD Technologies' brands can be found in professional and project recording studios, video and broadcast suites, post production facilities, sound reinforcement applications including churches and nightclubs, retail locations and on major musical tours.
Mackie, EAW, and EAW Commercial are registered trademarks of LOUD Technologies Inc. in the United States and other countries. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
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