EAW Appoints Clyne Media, Inc. to Lead Public Relations Program
Whitinsville, MA – August 14, 2008 – Eastern Acoustic Works (EAW) has announced the appointment of Nashville- and New York-based firm Clyne Media, Inc. to handle its public relations. The announcement was made by Jeffrey Cox, Vice President of the EAW Brand Group, and illustrates EAW’s continuing commitment to their professional audio, live sound/touring, sound contracting and fixed installation markets.
“We are thrilled to have Clyne Media as part of our marketing team,” stated Cox. “Robbie and his group are as passionate about public relations as EAW is about designing loudspeakers, which makes this an especially well suited relationship. They will undoubtedly be a tremendous asset for both our company and our end users.”
Clyne Media is one of the nation’s premier specialized marketing communications/media relations agencies, serving the needs of leaders in the high-technology entertainment market sector and related industries. The company will pursue new editorial opportunities on behalf of EAW and help focus public relations efforts with industry editors and independent journalists worldwide.
Agency President/CEO Robert Clyne will handle the account management, while dedicated company staff will cover media relations, technical writing, editing and other marketing communications initiatives.
“We are very excited to be working with EAW,” Robert Clyne commented. “EAW’s reputation for innovative, groundbreaking products, as well as an extremely organized marketing department, makes them the type of client with whom we are proud to work. They are an excellent complement to our current roster of clients.”
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About EAW
Founded in 1978 and celebrating its 30th Anniversary, Eastern Acoustic Works (EAW) is a global leader in producing high-performance professional audio equipment trusted by the most discerning professionals for every possible sound reinforcement application.
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