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AVDG is pleased to announce the appointment of Eric Miga to the position of Director of Engineering, where he will play a key leadership role in helping establish and streamline operational standards across the organization’s service regions.
Eric Miga brings more than 20 years of audio-video experience to the position, having led numerous commercial and residential projects throughout the Northeast. In his previous role, Miga served as Regional Engineering Manager for AVI-SPL, managing a team of 20 engineers and programmers and developing an industry reputation for his technical expertise and innovative customer-focused solutions.
As Director of Engineering for AVDG, Miga will leverage and lead the organization’s Clarity Standards, which are a foundational framework of operational standards designed to ensure consistency for AVDG’s processes. As AVDG continues its expansion throughout North America, these standards guide the Engineering team’s strategy and techniques for all commercial and residential projects.
“We are thrilled to welcome Eric Miga as the new leader of our talented Engineering team,” said Doug Carnell, VP of Business Solutions at Guitar Center, AVDG’s parent company. “Eric’s vast technical knowledge and leadership experience will be an invaluable asset for AVDG, elevating both our engineering processes and the quality of service that we provide to our customers.”
In prior roles, Miga has been a leader in developing improved CAD, DSP, and engineering processes. Â Prior to joining AVI-SPL, he served as the primary programmer and chief engineer for Audio Video Designs, where he led a team of five audio-video, network, and software engineers, and developed software frameworks and engineering standards for AV, access control, HVAC, and security deployments.
Miga’s previous projects include engineering work at Fidelity, Biogen, the New England Conservatory of Music, and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
“I am honored to join the AVDG family, especially during such an exciting time of growth and expansion,” said Miga. “I look forward to working with the Engineering team, as well as all the other people who have helped solidify AVDG’s reputation as an established leader in AV design and integration.”
Miga will lead a national engineering team of 20 design, field, and project engineers, supporting the needs of the various offices and AV projects. In addition to leading technical efforts, Miga will also be a key member of AVDG’s leadership team, providing input on organizational strategy and execution.