WEST CHESTER, PA, MAY 28, 2008— Aviom, exclusive developer of the world’s most powerful audio transport protocol, A-Net®, proudly announces the promotion of Kim Treanor to Marketing & Corporate Communications Specialist. Previously, Treanor served as Executive Assistant to President and CEO Carl Bader. In her new position, Treanor is responsible for coordinating and communicating Aviom’s message worldwide.

With an expanding product line and an array of applications targeted to a growing number of market segments internationally, Treanor will help increase Aviom’s presence in new and existing market segments.

“As Aviom continues to grow, and move into more areas of the industry, the demands for someone in this position have become tremendous,� says Chandler Collison, Aviom’s Director of Marketing. “With Kim’s extensive background and experience, she brings a new level of strategic focus to our communications program.�

Treanor has been handling corporate communications since she started with the company. In her new role, she will also manage the company’s public relations, advertising and trade show coordination. In addition, she will contribute to trade show creative development and assist with the development of training materials.

Before joining Aviom in 2006, Treanor taught high school and college English. She holds a Master’s degree in English and Publishing.

Aviom is the world leader and pioneer of personal monitor mixing technology with the popular Pro16® Series, as well as the exclusive developer of the revolutionary Pro64® Series of audio networking products. All Aviom products are powered by A-Net®, the company’s groundbreaking high-speed digital audio transmission protocol. Aviom products solve problems in a variety of different environments, including live sound reinforcement, audio recording studios, houses of worship, theater, broadcasting and post-production facilities and a host of commercial installations. Aviom’s entire line of high-quality professional audio products are designed and manufactured in the USA.