IRVINE, CA – Maxhub named Scott Largent business development manager for Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana and Arkansas. He will support the company’s efforts to expand sales for its LED displays and UC Series conferencing products.
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Largent is a well-respected industry leader with an in-depth knowledge of the AV/IT market. Throughout his career, he has fostered business growth through strategic planning, dynamic sales results, and a customer-centric mindset. Most recently, he was a Regional Sales Manager for Optoma Corporation, where he was tasked with selling a variety of display products, including direct view LED, projectors, and interactive displays. Prior to this, he served as Senior Account Manager for LG Electronics, working with distribution, enterprise, government, and education customers. Going back even further, Largent also served as a Regional Sales Manager for RGB Spectrum, Senior Territory Account Manager for InFocus Corporation, and Account Manager for Mitsubishi America.
Reflecting on his new role with MAXHUB, Largent offered the following thoughts, “There is tremendous potential for growth in the digital signage/display and video conferencing sectors of the Pro AV market. This translates to a wealth of opportunity for the types of products MAXHUB offers. I am delighted to be joining the company. I believe MAXHUB has a terrific product portfolio and I look forward to furthering both the MAXHUB name and the company’s efforts in this vibrant market.”
Sam Malik, Director of Sales and Marketing for MAXHUB throughout the United States, is equally enthusiastic about Largent joining the company’s efforts, “Scott has a background that is extremely well suited for his new role with MAXHUB. He possesses a comprehensive technical and sales background, plus the people skills necessary to make a significant contribution to our company. All of us on the MAXHUB team are pleased to have him onboard and we wish him a most sincere welcome. I have every confidence he will do well.”
