EAW Announces European Sales Personnel Changes

EAW has announced two new personnel changes to the EAW Europe Sales and Application Support Group
(ASG). The
appointments were announced by Sean Martin, Director of EAW European Operations.

Kevin McNally will be joining EAW Europe as the UK Sales Manager,
effective August 18, 2008. He will be responsible for all sales
activities in the
UK territory for both live and installed applications. Kevin comes to
EAW from an active career in installed sound design, including a stint
at
Metropolis AV and FX in Surrey. “EAW is one of the most respected names
in pro audio and seems to have a solution for every application. I am
really
looking forward to working with such a well rounded product line and
helping the brand expand its presence in the UK Market.” says McNally.
Kevin
will
be based out of the company’s offices in Wickford, England, and can be
reached at +44 (0)1268 562592 or [email protected].

Previous UK Sales Manager, Moray McMillin, will be taking over European
ASG duties, effective August 1, 2008. McMillin has been looking after
UK
Sales for the past two years and now moves his considerable talents to
the support of the entire EMEA region from the technical application
standpoint. Moray is uniquely qualified to provide in-depth design and
technical support for all things live sound, given his long and
prestigious
career in pro audio. In over three decades of international touring,
Moray has worked with the likes of Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Ozzy
Osbourne,
Siouxsie & the Banshees, Public Image Ltd. and, on the softer side,
Suzanne Vega. “I am really looking forward to getting my hands dirty
playing with
gear full time again. Sales is fun, but I’m a gearhead at heart,” says
Moray. He can be reached via his existing EAW contacts at +44 (0)7917
350517
or
at [email protected].

Comments Martin on the moves, “We are thrilled to have Kevin on board
with EAW. His wealth of experience in the UK contracting market will be
a
hugely beneficial addition to our sales efforts, and I have every
confidence that he will serve the UK market with the passion and
professionalism
that people have come to expect from the EAW brand. And with Moray now
taking over the European ASG function, we can all rest easy that there
will
not
be a technical question or design challenge anywhere that will go
unanswered. Moray is one of the best in the business at what he does,
and our
customers will surely benefit from that.”