Doug Kern Joins Boss Audio Systems

Written by lazy

Friday, 11 December 2009 16:01

Boss December 8, 2009 Oxnard, CA - Boss Audio Systems hires Doug Kern as Account Executive. Doug is a well seasoned Mobile Electronics executive with over 20 years in the 12 volt category and brings many assets to an already outstanding sales team at Boss Audio Systems.

Not only will he be involved in the Boss Audio brand but will also contribute to the Planet Audio and Sound Storm Laboratories brands, as they look to expand their market share.

“The Boss Team is the most pro-active I have ever been involved with. We are adding over 150 new models between the three brands and not just staying stagnant waiting for the economy to turn around. The stability of a company like Boss is what 12 volt retailers and wholesalers are looking for in vendors today. I’m extremely excited to be part of this company.” Kern says.

Boss Audio Systems has been a supplier of Car Audio products going into their 22nd year and operates in Oxnard, California.

Doug Kern can be reached at Boss Audio Systems (800)999-1236 ext. 2279 3451 Lunar Court Oxnard, CA 93030. Or at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

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