Wayne, NJ — JVC has completed the consolidation of its U.S. operations under a newly formed American subsidiary, called JVC U.S.A. The corporate re-organization plan combines JVC’s three U.S. sales divisions and its U.S. service company into a single U.S. organization. Plans to consolidate JVC’s U.S. operations were announced earlier this year.
Hiro Ishizuka has been named president and CEO of JVC U.S.A. He was previously president and CEO of JVC Company of America, the organization formerly responsible for consumer products in the U.S.
The four JVC companies consolidated to form JVC U.S.A. were:
1. JVC Company of America, a sales division selling consumer market TVs, camcorders, audio products, accessories, and recording media products
2. JVC Mobile Company of America, a sales division selling car audio, video and navigation products
3. JVC Professional Products Company, a sales division selling professional cameras, security and display products
4. JVC Service and Engineering Company, the service division for all three U.S. sales companies
“By consolidating our U.S. operations into a single organization, we have created a more efficient and more nimble organization that will strengthen JVC’s position in the U.S. market,” Ishizuka said.
