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[News] Moving on:David Archambault , former director of marketing at Commodore International.ANN.lu
Posted on 01-Mar-2001 11:17 GMT by Christian Kemp21 comments
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Perttu Kuukankorpi wrote: Burbank, Calif., February 28, 2001 – B3 Corp., an e-business solutions provider, today announced the appointment of David Archambault [former director of marketing at Commodore International] to president and chief executive officer. Archambault, a senior executive with B3 since its inception, will continue to oversee the management and development of B3. Prior to B3, Archambault participated in a variety of new technology initiatives for Warner Music Group, including computer gaming, the launch of DVD video and the launch of the Madison digital distribution pilot.

Before his tenure at Warner Music Group, Archambault was director of marketing at Commodore International, where he led the multimedia market with the introduction of the Amiga computer. Under this leadership, his teams won numerous awards, including Product of the Year and Excellence in Industrial Design in Canada.

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