Adam Shulman joins EAW as installed systems support manager
Published: ASIA
WORLD: Adam Shulman has joined EAW in the newly created role of installed systems support manager. The announcement was made by EAW president Jeff Rocha, who stated that ‘increasing global demand for the ASG service, particularly in overseas markets, necessitated the expansion.’
Mr Shulman now manages the company’s application support group (ASG) for all permanently installed sound systems, while EAW’s Joe Fustolo will focus on mobile production customers.
‘Expanding ASG and bringing in a world-class resource like Adam, who is dedicated exclusively to the installation markets, further demonstrates our commitment to supporting our customers and partners,’ said Mr Rocha.
‘Adam’s experience in system design, project management, acoustics, education and publishing all further enhance the team’s capabilities, helping us meet the growing demand for our services,’ added EAW’s ASG director, Jerrold Stevens.
Prior to joining EAW, Mr Shulman served as a senior consultant and project manager for SIA Acoustics (New York, Los Angeles and India). He also provided acoustical and technical system design for projects including performing arts spaces, recording facilities, sports venues and houses of worship. Projects of particular note include a production facility and 3,500-seat arena for Healing Place Church in Baton Rouge, LA, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, and The Pearl at the Palms Concert Hall in Las Vegas.
Mr Shulman has also designed and operated sound systems for live events, including Central Park SummerStage, the Madison Square Park Music series and various special events. Meanwhile, Mr Shulman has written numerous articles for various trade publications, and presented at Broadway Sound Master Classes, Palme Asia, ShowWay Italy and Audio Engineering Society conventions.
‘I feel that I can bring my past experience as a consultant to bear on the varied types of design projects ASG handles, applying my technical knowledge combined with a practical understanding of how installation projects actually work,’ said Mr Shulman.