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 | Echolab Names Nigel Spratling as New President
BILLERICA, Mass. -- April 4, 2007 -- Echolab, LLC, a leading provider
of professional video production switchers and broadcast tools, has named
industry veteran Nigel Spratling as president, effective May 1. Spratling
brings more than 30 years of engineering and marketing experience within the
television broadcast industry to his new position.
Prior to joining Echolab, Spratling directed product planning, strategic
marketing, and corporate development for several leading broadcast
manufacturers, and has also served as a marketing and technology consultant
for the NAB (National Association of Broadcasters) and the IABM
(International Association of Broadcast Manufacturers). Spratling has
designed and managed numerous high-definition (HD) and file-based broadcast
systems projects, and has developed innovative marketing programs for new
technology platforms and products.
“Echolab has built a solid reputation in the industry as an innovative
company with superb technical competence,” said Spratling. “The Echolab
engineering team is taking advantage of several technology advances in their
designs, and I know that customers will be as impressed as I am with
Echolab’s new format-independent products being introduced at NAB2007. I’m
looking forward to leading this dynamic and innovative company. We are very
well positioned to address the growing demand for flexible production
equipment.”
Spratling started his career as an engineer with Philips Technology in
England and the Netherlands before coming to the United States to work as
the vice president of marketing at AVS Electronics. He has held senior
positions at Snell & Wilcox, NVISION, ADC Telecommunications, and Sigma
Electronics, where he was president and CEO. A past chair of the NAB
exhibitor’s board and creator of the NAB-HD pavilion, Spratling currently
serves on the technical committee of SMPTE (Society of Motion Picture and
Television Engineers), and has authored two books aimed at guiding engineers
into the digital age.
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