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Digital Group Audio DGA 
Digital Group Audio (DGA)Founded: 2007 Founder(s): Erik Groset & Robin DeFay Headquarters: 3125 Tiger Run Ct. Ste., 105 Carlsbad, California 92010 Products: LiveSpeakr Digital Group Audio, commonly referred to as DGA, is a privately held consumer electronics company based in Carlsbad, California[1].
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History
Founded in 2007 by Erik Groset and Robin DeFay, DGA began as an electronic hardware start-up focusing on portable audio solutions.
President Erik Groset, 25, has been recognized by Young Inventors International as a success story as well as being named to the list of San Diego’s 2010 Young Influentials[2]. Erik comes from a lineage of inventors including his great-grandfather, John P. Groset, who is credited with inventing the ice cream cone making machine[3].
Vice President Robin DeFay, 26, spent five years as a professional poker player[4] before joining the venture. Robin attended California State University, San Marcos.
Awards and Recognition
- Businessweek: One of America’s Most Promising Start-Ups[5]
Products
- LiveSpeakr – Portable Speaker System
LiveSpeakr in landscape mode.
Trade Shows and Event Appearances
References
- ^ Expert Source Sheet: Erik Groset
- ^ The Daily Transcript Congratulates 2010's Young Influentials
- ^ "Patent #1,079,597: Ice Cream Cone Cooking Machine" Retrieved 2010-7-19
- ^ "Livespeakr.com Founders Share Their Start-Up Experience
- ^ Leiber, Nick. Retrieved 2009-09-22 “America’s Most Promising Startups: Boyhood Pals Create iPod Speakers”. New York, 22 September 2009. Retrieved on 2009-09-22.
- ^ Howe, Jeff. “WIRED BIZ Small Biz Challenge Finalists”. San Francisco, 13 January 2009. Retrieved on 2009-01-13.
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