Dayang names Araoz regional manager

Working from his office in Argentina, Ernesto Araoz will be responsible for all Dayang sales throughout South America

Author:: TVTechnology
Publish date:: Apr 14, 2005
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Dayang International has appointed Ernesto Araoz as Regional Manager, South America. Based in Argentina, he will be responsible for all Dayang sales throughout the continent.

Ernesto Araoz has more than 20 years of broadcast industry experience. He was closely involved in the formation of TV Channel 8 in the Argentine province of Tucumán.

For more information, visit booth SU9352 or go to www.dayang.com.

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