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Ampetronic | Listen Technologies promotes Kim Franklin to Chief Marketing Officer

Listen Technologies, a leading provider of advanced wireless listening solutions for 27 years, and Ampetronic, a global leader in hearing loop systems, have promoted Kim Franklin to Chief Marketing Officer. In this role, Franklin will define and drive global marketing strategy across Ampetronic and Listen Technologies. The brands create assistive listening solutions that make clear audio accessible in any environment or setting.

Read more via Live Design Online.

Ampetronic completes Auri installation at Temple Meads station

Connected Places Catapult selected Ampetronic to trial Auri at Bristol’s Temple Meads station as part of the program Station Innovation Zone . Developed in collaboration with Network Rail with the support of Innovate UKThe program seeks to reduce barriers to innovation and serves as a showcase where rail technology buyers and investors can collaborate to shape the stations of the future.

Read more via Digital AV Magazine.

Bringing Auri Assistive Listening to AuDacity 2025

Listen Technologies and Ampetronic are jointly showcasing their assistive listening system, Auri, at AuDacity 2025, the annual conference of the Academy of Doctors of Audiology. They’ll also be providing a limited number of dedicated Auri™ receivers available for attendees to borrow if they do not have an Auracast™ compatible device.

Read more via IAHA.

Cailloux to update hearing assistance systems

The Kathleen C. Cailloux City Center for the Performing Arts will install updated hearing assistance systems in both its theaters, Playhouse 2000 announced. The Perry and Ruby Stevens Foundation and the Hal and Charlie Peterson Foundation funded the hearing assistance equipment. Both the VK Garage and Cailloux theaters will receive ListenWIFI systems from Listen Technologies.

Read more via Philanthropy News Digest. 

The State of AV/IT

Ampetronic and Listen Technologies’ Auri™ is the world’s first Auracast broadcast audio-based solution for assistive listening. Designed for venues and end users, Auri leverages Auracast broadcast audio technology to deliver high-quality, low-latency, multi-channel audio to an unlimited number of dedicated receivers and newly emerging Auracast-compatible devices like hearing aids, earbuds, headphones, and mobile phones.

 

Read more via Technology Tech Manager’s Guide, pg. 47.