Nov 1 Thursday

Industry Lecture Series: Scott Sullivan, VP, Shure Incorporated

Hosted by Indiana University School of Informatics and Computing at IUPUI

Event Description

Scott Sullivan is Vice President, Global Product Management of Shure Inc., manufacturer of microphone and audio electronic equipment. The company’s products include wireless systems, mixers and digital signal processors, microphones, and accessories.

Sullivan began his career at Shure as a buyer in the purchasing department and spent the last 23 years in Global Product Management. He managed the definition of hundreds of new Shure products for over two decades and the entire Product Roadmap since 2006.

Shure Incorporated was founded by S.N. Shure in 1925, who sold kits to build radios. In the 1930s, when factory-made radios became available, the Company began to manufacture microphones. Shure was contracted by the U.S. government to make specialized microphones for military tanks, ships, and aircraft in the 1940s, and adopted manufacturing and testing procedures to ensure that products would withstand the rigors of battle. Today, Shure products are legendary for their ruggedness and dependability, including the Shure SM58®, the most popular vocal microphone in the world for the past 50 years.

Most recently, Shure has developed breakthrough technologies in wireless, audio networking, and personal listening products. Shure envisions growing from a legacy of rock solid hardware, to a future consisting of intelligent microphones and speakers, where everything in-between is software.

Admission

FREE