Oscar Ciornei, CEO of Atlantic Technology, has announced the appointment of Joshua Cooper as Creative Director. Mr. Cooper, who recently had the same title at Russound, will be responsible for industrial design, brand identity, and the creation of advertising and literature.
“While some may consider Creative Director an unusual title for someone in a loudspeaker company,” said Mr. Ciornei, “Joshua’s role will be to create speakers that look as good as they sound, and to create a unified design presentation for advertising, promotional literature and new electronics. I’ve worked with Joshua for over ten years, and he is an exceptionally creative individual with an instinctive sense of design. He brings to Atlantic extensive experience in the consumer electronics industry and in other fields ranging from record companies to telecommunications. Mr. Cooper is responsible for over 17 industrial design patents he and his team successfully developed.”
“I have a great deal of admiration for the outstanding designs Joshua has created for other companies,” said Peter Tribeman, Chairman. “I am delighted that we can now put these talents to work for Atlantic Technology.”
“Working with a creative person such as Oscar Ciornei has been a pleasure and a motivating experience,” said Mr. Cooper. “Our mutual creative thinking is much like that of a song writing team. The music and the lyrics must complement. I am once again looking forward to being a part of Oscar’s grand plan.”
From the start, Atlantic Technology has been one of the most highly regarded companies in the home theater industry. Specializing in complete high performance multi-channel speaker systems and home theater electronics components, all Atlantic Technology speaker systems are designed and engineered as integrated multi-channel ensembles, and hand assembled at the company’s Norwood, MA facility. These systems are tailored and tuned to provide a seamless and startlingly realistic soundstage for multi-channel music and home theater.
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