Hosa Technology is pleased to announce that it has named Audio Geer as its 2014 Rep of the Year award winner. This year’s winner is recognized for exceptional performance with two of the company’s core product lines: Hosa Technology and Mogan Microphones. The two awards were presented at one of the company’s functions during the recent Winter NAMM Show.
Hosa Technology’s Rep of the Year award is for “comprehensive excellence in sales.” The company weighs numerous factors as part of its selection criteria, including having surpassed both monthly and yearly sales goals, exhibiting best-in-class communication skills, and regularly opening new market opportunities. The Mogan Microphones Rep of the Year award is focused solely on highest net sales.
Southern CA-based Audio Geer – which represents a variety of manufacturers spanning the MI, Pro Audio, Commercial AV, and Broadcast markets – was represented by company president Alan Geer during the awards presentation. In response to his firm’s selection for both the Hosa and Mogan awards, Geer offered the following comments, “We are so pleased to have won both of these prestigious awards from our friends at Hosa Technology. After many years of working closely together to grow our businesses, it’s awesome to be recognized as being more effective now than ever. We are most appreciative of this recognition.”
Jonathan Pusey, Hosa’s vice president of Sales and Marketing, was equally enthusiastic. “We are delighted to be working with Alan and everyone else at Audio Geer,” Pusey said. “I would also like to express my pride in bringing these awards back to SoCal, where we’re all based. All of us at Hosa recognize the hard work and effort put forth by Alan’s team and for their excellence in every facet of sales, not just the numbers. Their professionalism, enthusiasm, and integrity are impressive and all of us at Hosa look forward to a long and mutually beneficial business partnership. Congratulations to the entire Audio Geer team.”
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