Euphonix Taps Langley to Head Up Broadcast Marketing

Euphonix has announced that Tony Langley, formerly of AMS Neve, has joined the company as VP of Broadcast Marketing. Langley will be based in the company’s New York Sales and Service Office. “Tony’s engineering and operational experience, and broadcast knowledge, will make him a valuable resource to our clients,” note

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Publish date:: Jul 16, 2003
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Euphonix has announced that Tony Langley, formerly of AMS Neve, has joined the company as VP of Broadcast Marketing. Langley will be based in the company’s New York Sales and Service Office.

“Tony’s engineering and operational experience, and broadcast knowledge, will make him a valuable resource to our clients,” notes Euphonix CEO Jeff Chew, to whom Langley will report. Langley, who holds a degree in electrical engineering from the University of Southern England, previously served as the VP of Broadcast Products with AMS Neve.

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Hartman is the founder of Hartman Associates and has extensive knowledge of the broadcast equipment field.