Stampede Adds Two More Industry Vets to Western U.S. Territory
SOURCE: Stampede · RELEASED: 4/2/2010
AMHERST, N.Y. — Stampede, a leading value-added distributor of presentation and home theater technology, has hired two more industry veterans to support the company's Integration Group. From their base in the Seattle area, Todd Teachenor and Jim Leibold will cover Stampede’s Western U.S. territory.
“Jim Leibold and Todd Teachenor have a wealth of experience in ProAV,” said Kevin Kelly, Stampede president and COO. “Their industry knowledge is going to be a huge help to our dealers in the Western U.S. We are lucky to have veterans of this caliber on our team.”
Todd Teachenor comes to Stampede from Visual Solutions Distribution where he was their national sales manager. Previously, Teachenor was a business development manager at Boxlight Corporation and the director of ProAV sales at Optoma.
Jim Leibold comes to Stampede from Boxlight Corporation where he was a business development manager. Leibold previously held a position as territory manager at Electrograph and a senior sales representative for Cinelight.
About Stampede
Known for its value-added distribution, Stampede is the leading distributor of presentation equipment including LCD/DLP projectors and flat panel displays. Stampede provides a complete range of brand name presentation equipment to a variety of audiovisual, computer, and home theater resellers and integrators in the United States, Canada and Latin America. These resellers rely on Stampede for value-added services in distribution, marketing and solution-based sales. Stampede annually produces the “Big Book of AV,” a 520-page catalog and companion website (www.BigBookofAV.com) providing hundreds of sales, installation and spec tips for Stampede’s dealers in addition to product details on more than 5,000 SKUs. For more information on Stampede, log onto www.stampedeglobal.com.
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