Point Source Audio has named Mac Johnson as its new market development manager. 

With more than 30 years of industry experience to his name, Johnson had previously toured as a production sound engineer on a variety of Broadway productions, as well as working as a sound designer for theatrical productions, music festivals and corporate events. 

Prior to joining Point Source Audio, he was the managing partner of an event production company in Charleston, SC and became an integral part of Meyer Sound’s team in 2007, where he spent over 13 years years working in various roles across multiple departments, markets segments and all sales regions. 

In his new role, Johnson will be working closely with all of the company’s clients to support them in education and development of new markets for Point Source Audio. 

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“Having had extensive experience as a production manager, sound designer and FOH engineer, it is a privilege to have Mac join the team,” commented Point Source Audio’s president, James Lamb. “He is proving himself to be a great asset by providing our customers with targeted training courses, including our recently developed MIKE’s Academy, and I’m positive he will continue to develop lasting relationships with our clients and deliver effective marketing strategies in this important role.” 

Johnson added: “It’s a real honour to be joining the Point Source Audio Team. The company’s mission has always been to add value for the customer, not just through revolutionary microphones and headsets, but also with exceptional service and it’s great to be a part of that core focus. I hope that my experiences with the audio industry will contribute to Point Source Audio’s already established global presence.”