“These appointments bring new talent and seasoned
expertise to our management team,” Kelly said today. “We look forward to
utilizing Kevin and Nancy’s managerial skills and sales expertise as we continue
to grow to meet the needs of both our manufacturers and dealers.”
Kevin Bowman comes to Stampede from Azerty Inc., a division of United Stationers, one
of North America’s largest specialty wholesalers of office technology
consumables. He served the company for 28 years, most recently as Vice
President of Sales and was responsible for the sales and marketing of the company’s
technology and brand in both the United States and Mexico. Bowman is a former
Board Member for the United Stationers Charitable Foundation, and the current
Vice President of the nonprofit organization, Computers for Children, which was
founded by Kevin Kelly. The charity works to enhance learning opportunities for school children by providing them with
current computers and training in information technology. Bowman graduated
from Niagara University in 1982 with a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration.

About Stampede
Known
for its value-added distribution, Amherst, New York-based Stampede is the
leading distributor of presentation equipment including LCD/DLP projectors and
flat panel displays. Stampede provides a complete range of brand name
presentation equipment to a variety of audio/video, computer, and home theater
resellers and integrators in the United States, Canada and Latin America. These
resellers rely on Stampede for value-added services in distribution, marketing
and solution- based sales. Stampede annually produces the “Big Book of AV,” a 1000-page
catalog and companion website (www.BigBookofAV.com) providing hundreds of
sales, installation and spec tips for Stampede’s dealers in addition to product
details on more than 5,000 SKUs. For more information on Stampede, log onto www.stampedeglobal.com.
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