Podcast by Chris Cook
Learning from Leaders
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September 23, 2020
Learning from Leaders with Alex Camara of AudioControl
Chris Cook, Mobile Electronics Association (MEA) President, conducts an interview Mobile Electronics industry leader Alex Camara of AudioControl of Mountlake Terrace, Washington. Biography: AudioControl CEO Alex Camara is focused with his team of obsessive audio experts on designing, engineering and manufacturing some of the most innovative high-performance audio solutions for automotive, residential and commercial markets. Alex also works closely with the company’s network of dealers, installers and sales reps, helping create the best experiences across a wide range of projects in over 24 countries worldwide. Alex is a native Londoner and Chelsea football fan who moved to New York and then Seattle over a decade ago. He has always been focused on releasing the potential of entrepreneurial, technology-based companies and is an avid tennis player, foodie, new long-distance runner and amateur ‘soul-cyclist’!
September 3, 2020
Editors Forum - Mobile Electronics Magazine - August 2020
Focus and Finish Strong - It’s time to make the most of the opportunity. Taking a few minutes out of your day to add these simple processes could help you focus on the main goal: Make or exceed your numbers today!
August 21, 2020
Learning from Leaders with guest Mike Anderson of Alpine Electronics - Episode 3
The Mobile Electronics Association is proud to present interviews and insights with leaders in the Mobile Electronics Industry. Chris Cook, MEA President, will be conducting regular interviews with Mobile Electronics Industry leaders. Our next interview is with Mike Anderson of Alpine Electronics of America. He will share his insights and perspective as it relates Alpine Electronics and the future of the mobile electronics industry. Who is Mike Anderson? Anderson joined Alpine in 1990 as the Sales Manager for the U.S. northeast region. In 1998, Anderson moved to Alpine’s Torrance office to become the Strategic Accounts Sales Manager, where he eventually led the 2004 transition of the national sales account from Circuit City to Best Buy. Anderson was transferred to Honda/Toyota OEM division in 2008, where he improved the navigation take rate for these brands. In 2010, Anderson was transferred back to the aftermarket as Assistant Vice President of Sales. He held that role until 2017 when he was promoted to Vice-President and General Manager of the Brand BU to lead all Sales, Marketing and Product Planning activity for Alpine branded products.
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