Updates from companies that share news on HearingTracker
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Starkey Chief Marketing Officer Karen Spaeth has been recognized with a Notable CMO Award by Twin Cities Business recognition of her exceptional leadership, contributions to the marketing field, and her role in driving Starkey’s success as a premier hearing technology company.
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U.S. Sprint Kayak Champion Spreads Awareness on Hearing Health and Breaks the Stigma About Hearing Loss
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Legendary guitarist Paul Gilbert, co-founder of the rock band Mr. Big, will serve as an official Global Brand Ambassador to Phonak, raising public awareness about hearing health, challenging the stigma associated with hearing loss, and emphasizing the significance of hearing devices.
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Synchrony’s “Hearing Health & Loss Prevention” study surveyed more than 2,000 consumers in February and found 71% did not know there was a connection between hearing loss and other health conditions, specifically dementia, in older adults. The survey also found cost is still a top barrier in the purchase decision.
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The International Hearing Society (IHS) celebrated the official grand opening of its newly remodeled world headquarters in Farmington Hills, Mich, with a dedication program and ribbon-cutting ceremony.
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GN announces that its flagship ReSound Nexia hearing aid portfolio is now available to US veterans at more than 400 VA audiology clinics and sites of care nationwide.
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Connecting leading private and public organizations through GN's BrainWorks unit, LISTEN TO THIS is a global initiative to ensure hearing health is recognized as an important factor in good cognitive health and overall wellbeing.
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Phonak's Roger On remote microphone—which just passed 100,000 in sales worldwide—has been honored with a 2024 Edison Award for innovation in the Personal Technology & Gadgets/Assistive Technologies category.
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Priced at $749, Soundwave's new Sontro Model AI-S OTC hearing aids offer audio streaming for both iOS and Android Bluetooth devices and are designed to provide “unparalleled personalization, convenience, and technology accessibility while addressing mild to moderate hearing loss.”
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WS Audiology, the parent group of Widex, Signia, and Rexton hearing aid brands, has announced that Jan Makela has been named its new President and CEO, succeeding Eric Bernard, effective July 15.
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As the ATA's new CEO, Patrick A. Lynch, Esq., MBA, brings an exceptional track record in advocacy, fundraising, and nonprofit leadership.
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Starkey has been named Organization of the Year in the 2024 Excellence in Customer Service Awards, an honor that recognizes organizations with an unwavering commitment to continuous improvement of the customer experience.