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October 1, 2009 From News
Chicago-based distributor C.E.D. will host its Annual Fall Ball event Oct. 14 and 15, the company said Wednesday
July 15, 2009 From News
ELAN Home Systems' 45-city "Takin' It To the Streets" tour, which also features Sunfire, HomeLogic and ATON, is scheduled to wrap up this week
June 1, 2009 From 40 Under 40
Age: 33 Education: B.S., Electrical Engineering, Duke University, 1997 Career History: Worked from 1997 to 2001 as a project manager at Definitive Concepts, a high-end custom installer in Virgina Beach.
April 21, 2009 From News
ELAN Home Systems last week announced that it has added a pair of grand prizes that are being made available to dealer attendees at its ongoing Takin’ It to the Streets 2009 North American road show.
March 19, 2009 From News
ELAN Home Systems this week announced the release of its ELAN 2009 Product Catalog. The full-color catalog runs 112 pages, featuring 160 products
March 17, 2009 From News
The Consumer Electronics Association's TechHome Division last week named the winners of the 2009 Mark of Excellence Awards. The winners were announced at the EHX Expo in Orlando, with 16 awards each going to suppliers and systems integrators.
Sunfire Coming to HES
August 2008 From News
Home Entertainment Source (HES) announced Monday that it will begin a partnership this fall with Sunfire Corp., to make that company’s products available to its members. The partnership will include both individual and group incentives. The program is set for launch Oct. 1, and group members will be subject to approval and authorization by Sunfire. “We are very excited to announce a partnership with a brand that’s so well respected by our members,” HES’ executive vice president, Jim Ristow, said as part of the announcement. “The performance of the product and Sunfire’s market strategy offer a great solution for our group.” Also
August 2008 From News
Home Entertainment Source (HES) announced Monday that it will begin a partnership this fall with Sunfire Corp., to make that company’s products available to its members. The partnership will include both individual and group incentives. The program is set for launch Oct. 1, and group members will be subject to approval and authorization by Sunfire. “We are very excited to announce a partnership with a brand that’s so well respected by our members,” HES’ executive vice president, Jim Ristow, said as part of the announcement. “The performance of the product and Sunfire’s market strategy offer a great solution for our group.” Also
Starpower Burns Bright
August 2008 From Dealerscope
An active clientele packed with high-profile athletes. Close to $30 million in sales through three well-positioned stores. Consistent year-to-year sales growth. Unrivaled name recognition in key markets. Any retailer associated with those attributes would be quick to agree that theirs is a truly great company. But, then again, we’re not talking about any retailer. We’re talking about Starpower, the Dallas-based retailer whose principals, David and Daniel Pidgeon, won’t rest until they’ve reached their own definition of “greatness.” “We’ve done a great job with athletes, but we haven’t done that with other groups on a large scale,” said David Pidgeon, CEO. “That needs to happen
August 2008 From Dealerscope
An active clientele packed with high-profile athletes. Close to $30 million in sales through three well-positioned stores. Consistent year-to-year sales growth. Unrivaled name recognition in key markets. Any retailer associated with those attributes would be quick to agree that theirs is a truly great company. But, then again, we’re not talking about any retailer. We’re talking about Starpower, the Dallas-based retailer whose principals, David and Daniel Pidgeon, won’t rest until they’ve reached their own definition of “greatness.” “We’ve done a great job with athletes, but we haven’t done that with other groups on a large scale,” said David Pidgeon, CEO. “That needs to happen
