Meyer Sound has added three members to the technical support and service teams in recent months. Charlie Albin has been hired as the technical support specialist, UK, Arve Gotfredsen is the technical support specialist, Northern Europe, and Matt Salerno has rejoined the company as the service manager, worldwide.
Charlie Albin (pictured above) comes to Meyer Sound after working as a systems engineer for a number of high-profile touring acts, including Ed Sheeran’s “Mathematics” Tour, which features a Meyer Sound system with 212 Panther large-format linear line array loudspeakers.
Albin will be responsible for providing support to Meyer Sound customers in the UK and globally as required as well as managing resources spanning tech support, design services, and education.
Arve (pictured below) Gotfredsen’s role is similar to Albin’s, focusing on providing support to Meyer Sound customers in Northern Europe and working closely with the sales department in the region to provide services. Gotfredsen is based in Denmark, and his previous experience includes both sound engineering for live music and theatre production as well as consulting as an acoustician in room and building acoustics. He is also certified in vibrations and noise analysis from industry and traffic.
Matt Salerno (pictured below) is tasked with providing support to customers in need of service and repairs. He also conducts service trainings, supporting Meyer Sound products and the company philosophy to dealers and distributors. Salerno returns to the company after working with Meyer Sound for 16 years as senior technical sales support. Before Meyer Sound, Salerno honed his audio skills while working at The Walt Disney Company as a technician for over a decade.
