Needham, MA -- K-array USA is pleased to announce the appointment of Jeremy Forsythe as the company's new Business Development Manager. Jeremy brings over 10 years of experience in the professional audio industry, having worked most recently with EAW, where he served as Director of Product Management & Business Development.
In his new role, Jeremy will be responsible for engaging with key integrators and consultants to cultivate relationships, provide technical expertise, and showcase the unique features of the K-array brands. Additionally, he will spearhead special projects to enhance and promote the K-academy training programs and expand the company's product demonstration capabilities.
“I was attracted to the unique solutions K-array provides. K-array has developed a suite of products that are not the standard derivative technologies you see from most brands. It’s exciting to be surprised by a loudspeaker,” said Jeremy.
He added, “There are lots of applications and markets that K-array provides excellent solutions for that many are not aware of yet.”
In his free time, Jeremy is an avid wine enthusiast, having developed a passion for wine while living in California. Additionally, Jeremy enjoys tackling home improvement projects and typically has at least three on the books at any given time.
“We are thrilled to have Jeremy join our team. He brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to our company and will be a valuable asset in expanding our presence and reputation in the North American market.” - Russell Waite, President of K-array USA
About K-array
The K-array group is a renowned manufacturer of innovative pro audio solutions comprising three brands - K-array, KSCAPE, and KGEAR - with its global headquarters in Florence, Italy. Founded in 1990, the company invests its 33 years of knowledge, passion, and resources in the revolutionary design and manufacture of highly efficient, ultra-compact, innovative, audio-based solutions that produce unparalleled performance to meet the challenges faced by consultants, designers, integrators, and sound engineers today.