Extron Expands with Five New Facilities Throughout North America
Anaheim, California (March 22, 2012) - Extron Electronics is pleased to announce that it will open five new training and product demonstration facilities in the Chicago, Dallas, New York, Silicon Valley, and Toronto areas. Extron is actively looking to hire system design engineers and sales, support, and training staff in each of those facilities.
This follows the recent announcement by Andrew Edwards, President of Extron, that the company will not participate at the InfoComm-USA tradeshow. Andrew's complete message to the market can be found at http://www.extron.com/andrewonline.
Each location will feature a familiar variety of Extron classes, including hands-on training and courses to pursue various Extron Certifications. With eight offices throughout North America, and its commitment to create additional training and support facilities, Extron product demonstration and training will be more accessible and available for our customers.
“These new facilities will bring us closer to so many more people,” says Andrew Edwards, President of Extron. “It will be much easier for our customers in the United States and Canada to attend training courses and learn about products at convenient times and locations. Our objective is to see that our customers receive the support needed to be successful and get the job done.”
The Dallas area facility is scheduled to open in the late summer of this year. More details regarding the Chicago, New York, Silicon Valley, and Toronto area offices will be announced soon. Other training facilities include Extron's corporate headquarters in Anaheim, California, its East Coast operations in Raleigh, North Carolina, and an office in Washington, DC. After the expansion, Extron will have 27 offices worldwide to serve its customers.
Extron Electronics is a leading manufacturer of professional AV system integration products, including AV control systems, computer-video interfaces, switchers, matrix switchers, distribution amplifiers, audio amplifiers, speakers, twisted pair and fiber optic equipment, videowall processors, video signal processors, AV streaming products, classroom sound field systems, and high resolution cable.