LeBuhn joins Harris as TV systems line manager

LeBuhn will be responsible for managing Harris’ current line of DTV support products and developing next-generation solutions

Author:: TVTechnology
Publish date:: Apr 14, 2005

Dave LeBuhn has joined Harris’ Broadcast Communications Division as a new product line manager for its Television Broadcast Systems business.

LeBuhn will be responsible for managing Harris’ current line of DTV support products and developing next-generation solutions and services for television broadcasters. He is based in Cincinnati, OH.

For the past eight years, LeBuhn worked at General Cable, a wire and fiber-optic manufacturer serving the industrial telecommunications and electronics markets.

For more information, visit booths C3607A, C1907 or go to www.broadcast.harris.com.

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