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WIRC Media Tactics was founded by Micah Sheveloff, a quarter century veteran
of the consumer electronics community who became immersed in the world
of media, settling into a position as senior editor at Madison Avenue-based
AudioVideo International. It was from this critical vantage point that
Sheveloff identified an opportunity – to provide global media and
communications services to smaller, niche organizations struggling to
be heard above the roar of big business.
Additionally,
Sheveloff has served as Chair of the MERA (Mobile Enhancement Retailers
Association) Legislative Committee, speaking out on such issues as improved
installation standards, car audio related noise pollution and the attempted
New York City car alarm ban.
Today,
WIRC Media Tactics relies upon a network of talented analysts, executives,
and writers as well as priceless relationships with editors all over the
world. This network, a byproduct of nearly three decades dedicated to
the world of consumer goods, enables WIRC Media Tactics to access critical
resources and remain “dialed in” to rapid market changes as
they occur.
WIRC Associates
Meaghan Muir
Ms. Muir has ten years of experience in public relations and marketing.
She has developed and executed comprehensive marketing and public relations campaigns
and provided strategic counsel to a wide spectrum of clients in industries such as
consumer electronics, healthcare, restaurants/hospitality, and energy. Planning and
executing media tours, press conferences and major media events nationwide has enabled her
to develop relationships with an exceptionally broad range of journalists.
Ms. Muir received her Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and Master of Information Science,
both from the University of Rhode Island. This background enables her to work closely with
clients from day one; conducting market research, strategizing communications plans, initiating
story pitches, writing press materials, and ultimately securing valuable media coverage.
David Lander
David Lander, who began his journalistic career as an audio industry trade
editor more than three decades ago, has been a marketing columnist for TWICE
as well as Audio magazine’s Editor-at-Large, and he’s
now a Stereophile contributor. He has also written for such prominent
national magazines as American Heritage and American Legacy,
leading history publications for which he’s done cover stories, Popular
Mechanics, Rolling Stone and others. In addition, he has assisted various
consumer electronics companies with their advertising, public relations,
brochures and web sites. Doug Newcomb
Beginning in 1988, Doug Newcomb was the principal editor of the leading
consumer and trade car stereo magazines—including Road & Track Road
Gear/Mobile Entertainment/Car Stereo Review, Car Audio and Electronics
and Installation News/Mobile Electronics – Doug is also a highly
respected source on mobile electronics for the general media, ranging
from Business Week to Atlantic Monthly.
Mike James
Mike James is a writer/researcher extraordinaire who also handles our
entertainment industry accounts. Possessing a passion for the world of music and
recording, Mike is well versed in the language of the Indie music scene as well as the
colorful publications that make it sizzle.
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