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July 12, 2010 From News
Ingram Micro announced Monday that it plans to integrate AVAD into the Ingram Micro Consumer Electronics Division, a division that includes DBL Distributing.
July 8, 2010 From News
Ingram Micro said Wednesday that it has unveiled a new line of high-performance networking switches under its V7 label.
May 13, 2010 From News
Ingram Micro's house brand V7 this week announced a new line of privacy filters, which are available now for the U.S. market
March 26, 2010 From News
Scalability is the byword in any aspect of custom installation these days. That fact hasn’t been lost on StartTech.com, a maker of A/V and digital signage connectivity solutions.
AVAD Moves Dallas Branch
February 10, 2010 From News
AVAD announced this week that it will move its Dallas branch eight miles North of its current location, to a space located in parent company Ingram Micro's facility in Carrollton
February 10, 2010 From News
AVAD announced this week that it will move its Dallas branch eight miles North of its current location, to a space located in parent company Ingram Micro's facility in Carrollton
February 8, 2010 From News
Ingram Micro announced last week that it has released a new line of surge protectors under its in-house V7 brand.
January 18, 2010 From News
E-tailer Newegg recently announced the winners of its "Top Partner 2009" awards, honoring manufacturers and vendors that helped the company grow and expand throughout 2009.
October 26, 2009 From News
DBL Distributing said Monday that its Fall/Winter Catalog has been released to dealers
January 14, 2009 From News
AVAD announced Tuesday that it has reached an agreement to offer warranty services from Warrantech Corp., effective immediately. The deal especially emphasizes Warrantech's RepairMaster plans.
New CFO For Ingram Micro
December 2008 From People
Ingram Micro announced Friday that it has named Lisa Locklear to the position of senior vice president and chief financial officer. Locklear joined the company in 2003 and had been acting CFO since September. North America President Keith Bradley, to whom Locklear will report, described her in a statement as “a seasoned finance executive with more than two decades of experience in corporate finance and business operations.” The promotion of Locklear is described by the company as an opportunity to strengthen its “executive bench.”
December 2008 From People
Ingram Micro announced Friday that it has named Lisa Locklear to the position of senior vice president and chief financial officer. Locklear joined the company in 2003 and had been acting CFO since September. North America President Keith Bradley, to whom Locklear will report, described her in a statement as “a seasoned finance executive with more than two decades of experience in corporate finance and business operations.” The promotion of Locklear is described by the company as an opportunity to strengthen its “executive bench.”
April 2008 From News
K2 Mounts announced late last week that it has reached an agreement to work with V7 in order to develop and market new mounting products. V7 is the house brand of Ingram Micro. Coming soon from the alliance is the V7 Universal Combo Display Wall Mounts, which come in two sizes, at MSRPs of $199 and $299 when they are released in April. Already available are V7 workspace mounts, which are offered for $149. For more information on the products, visit www.k2mounts.com and www.ingrammicro.com What do you think about this deal? Talk about it in the CustomRetailer forums.
April 2008 From News
The distributor Synnex announced Monday that it has hired Kevin Murai, the former president and CEO of Ingram Micro, as its co-CEO. According to CRN.com’s ChannelWeb, Murai will serve alongside the company’s longtime CEO, Bob Huang, until Huang retires in November. Huang is expected to stay on as chairman, at which point Murai will become the company’s sole CEO. How do you like this hire? Talk about it in the Dealerscope forums.
December 2007 From News
The tech distribution giant Ingram Micro announced this week that it will unveil a new consumer brand, called V7, at International CES in Las Vegas next month. The brand will consist of LCD TVs and monitors, as well as GPS devices and digital picture frames. Accessories, such as cables, wall mounts and carrying cases, will be part of the line as line. The brand, Ingram Micro says, is meant to “serve as an alternative to under-funded CE start-ups that can’t offer the same stability, margins and long-term customer support to retailers and re-sellers. According to Orange County Business Journal, versions of the V7
June 2007 From News
DBL Distributing’s founder and leader said Ingram Micro’s acquisition of his company won’t radically alter its mission and approach. In fact, he expects business will move forward largely “as usual.” The changeover, said DBL CEO and President David Lorsch, “should be 100 percent transparent to customers and vendors, and it should be transparent to the employees. We’re the same company. We’re not going to, in the near term, use any of Ingram Micro’s warehousing. We’re not going to use their computer systems. Everything continues to run from here [DBL’s headquarters in Scottsdale, Ariz.]. My salespeople stay the same, as does my customer service, my warehousing,
