CEA Forum Draws Top Industry Execs

October 16, 2007

Attendees at the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) Industry Forum this week has drawn top manufacturers, retailers and analysts to the scenic Hotel Del Coronado, here in Coronoad, Calif.

While these executives are listening to presentations about Holiday sales, strategic marketing, moving video content to various devices and other important business and technology issues, one the main attractions is to network with colleagues.

CEA held a reception on Monday night and will hold another on Tuesday just prior to the CEA’s Hall of Fame dinner that enables everyone to share ideas, information and to network. Here are some shots from last night’s event.

Hitachi’s Daniel Lee (left) with Maxell’s Don Patrican, who will be honored at the The Anti-Defamation League’s National Consumer Technology Industry at its annual dinner dance on Saturday, Nov. 17 in New York City.	Eric Voyer (left) and Bob Tancula of the Stevenson Group, that helps TWICE develop our Top 100 Consumer Electronics and Top 100 Major Appliance Retail reports.
Bill Matthies, Coyote Insight and TWICE blogger (left) with John Taylor of LG Electronics	Herman Sperling of the Harman Consumer Group (left) with Joe Richter of 3D Inc.
Paul M Sabbah (left) Stamford International (from left) with Toshiba’s Scott Ramirez and Hitachi’s Gerald F. Corbett	Proud parents Casey and Renae Crane of Ken Crane’s with their newest addition, Kenzie, a possible future president of Ken Crane’s.

Posted by Steve Smith on October 16, 2007 | Comments (0)

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