Photo Credit: travel.wikia.com Last time, in Duck, Duck, No Goose, we shared some interesting facts about our Clear-Com China office such as how duck restaurants abound in Beijing and how that city is home to the National Stadium at Olympic Park. This time around, we wanted to give you some insight on what it’s like around Clear-Com’s Alameda office. Photo Credit: lat34.org Believe it or not, the folks in Alameda, California like to kite surf. Wind surfing ...

What goes on inside the mind of an inventor? Well, now you can find out what Charlie Butten thought in this Clear-Com podcast when he invented the industry's first partyline beltpack. He remembers how the production team in rock concerts had to communicate by sending runners through the audience to give a note to those in the backstage. When these concerts became increasingly crowded, Bob Cohen and Charlie decided that they needed to build an intercom system that would make it ...

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Bob Boster, our Clear-Com President as of 2012, is definitely someone worth knowing. With his solid understanding of Clear-Com customers, products and our markets, he has led our company to great success. Lighting and Sound America interviewed Bob Boster on the challenges of his position and what’s next for Clear-Com. The article, People Worth Knowing, discusses Clear-Com’s goals as well as Boster’s experience with Clear-Com since the age of seven! Here is the full interview with Bob Boster ...