Jim Mack Assumes Responsibility Over Tascam
Oct 17, 2002 12:00 PM, Editors
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Effective immediately, Jim Mack has assumed leadership of Tascam. Mack's promotion follows the recent resignation of Gene Joly, who left to accept a new career opportunity. Prior to joining Tascam, Mack spent seven years at Alesis as VP of sales and marketing.
"We are very excited about Jim's new role at Tascam," said Jimmy Yamaguchi, president of TEAC America. "He has already made strong contributions to the Tascam product development process, and his wide-ranging experience in sales, marketing and product development makes him the ideal person to take the helm of Tascam at an important time in our history. Of course, we thank Gene Joly for his tremendous strategic vision and efforts over the past four-and-a-half years at Tascam, and wish him the best of luck in his new endeavors."
"This is certainly the most exhilarating challenge of my professional career, and I am thrilled to have the opportunity to provide strategic direction for Tascam at this exciting time," commented Mack.
For more, visit Tascam online at www.tascam.com.
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