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Mitigating the Content Quality Mismatch
February 15, 2024
— According to PAMA, it's time for companies to turn old conference rooms into video production resources. —
We have all become connoisseurs of fine content. After sitting through years of endless Zoom meetings and sifting through thousands of hours of YouTube how-to tutorials, we all know what works—and what doesn’t. And yet, as professional audio manufacturers who supply the gear and equipment for the creative economy, we run the risk of looking and feeling woefully out of sync with our customers and their needs when the content that we produce in-house isn’t up to snuff.
Bottom line: As businesses and individually as professionals, we can no longer get away with bad audio feeds and lackluster presentations. Especially when our clients and peers judge our performance and compare our mediocrity against that young talented streamer they were watching right before our meetings.
PAMA MEMBERS SPEAK OUT ON TRENDS
IN IMMERSIVE AUDIO PRODUCT demand
December 20, 2023
In a recent survey of professional audio manufacturers whose product lines span the gamut of audio specialties, half the respondents said immersive audio now ranges from a significant to a solidly pervasive and permanent component of audio production workflows, while all respondents expect to reach that level of pervasiveness within five years. The Professional Audio Manufacturers Alliance (PAMA) conducted the survey, asking its industry-leading member companies to assess the impact of the burgeoning immersive audio movement on their product development and business. Two-thirds of participating companies reported significant current overall demand for products with immersive audio capabilities. 80% of the respondents expect products with immersive audio features to be a growth area in their company's portfolio of products over the next five years, with a third of all respondents seeing great potential for growth.
PAMA and Shure Incorporated check in with first graduate
of the Mark Brunner Professional Audio Scholarship program
October 31, 2023
— Emma Brooks, a recent graduate of Berklee College of Music and two-year recipient of the Mark Brunner Professional Audio Scholarship, has settled into a full-time position at Dolby in Los Angeles —
The Professional Audio Manufacturers Alliance (PAMA), in partnership with Shure Incorporated, has been offering the Mark Brunner Professional Audio Scholarship for the past three years. The organizations recently checked in with the program’s first graduate, Emma Brooks, to see what course her career has taken since graduating magna cum laude with a bachelor’s degree in Music Production and Engineering from Berklee College of Music in December 2022.
During her studies at Berklee, Brooks had a two-year internship at Dolby, and was able to use that experience to secure a full-time position at the company. She has relocated to Los Angeles to be part of the Dolby organization. As a member of Dolby’s Music Partnerships team, Brooks leads and manages Dolby’s global music studio onboarding process and provides technical consultation to the music industry in support of content creation best practices and music studio workflows. She collaborates closely with third-party resellers, manufacturer partners, and the creative community to ensure alignment on the ideal design and implementation principles for Dolby Atmos® music rooms.
PAMA and Shure Incorporated Announce Recipients
of 2023 Mark Brunner Professional Audio Scholarship
September 21, 2023
— Dennis Freeman from Middle Tennessee State University is named recipient for the third consecutive year; Benjamin Nix-Bradley from CSU Northridge for the second year; and Valor Swezey from University of New Haven for the first year, as honorees of the annual scholarship that celebrates the life and accomplishments of long-time Shure executive and PAMA board member Mark Brunner —
The Professional Audio Manufacturers Alliance (PAMA), in partnership with Shure Incorporated, announces the 2023 recipients of the third annual Mark Brunner Professional Audio Scholarship. Brunner, a long-time Shure executive, a past president of PAMA and a leading voice in the professional audio community, had an unwavering passion for education and mentorship throughout his career. Each $2,000 scholarship is offered annually to students worldwide who are pursuing an education in professional audio.
The 2023 Mark Brunner Professional Audio Scholarship recipients are Dennis Freeman from Middle Tennessee State University (for the third consecutive year); Benjamin Nix-Bradley from CSU Northridge (for the second year); and Valor Swezey from University of New Haven (for the first year).
What Defines a Broadcast Mic in the 21st Century?
September 18, 2023
— What defines a broadcast microphone? —
It could be argued that any microphone used for a broadcast purpose fits the bill, but that fails to focus in on the unique needs of broadcasters and the highly sensitive, market-driven efforts that manufacturers are undertaking to deliver what today’s broadcasters need.
In a recent survey conducted by the Professional Audio Manufacturers Alliance (PAMA) of member companies, representatives from major professional audio brands — Shure, Audio-Technica, Harman and Sennheiser — were asked to share their opinions on broadcast mics.
The resulting information reveals certain common threads among these industry leaders: namely, that a broadcast mic should be highly tailored to the end user and their application, with the manufacturer thinking several steps ahead to make the microphone a highly durable tool able to withstand the rigors of everyday use (whether in studio or in the field).
And just as crucially, a broadcast mic should serve as a successful, user-friendly, often nearly transparent or entirely invisible tool that performs as intended in a variety of settings.
PAMA shares member profiles
in new blog series
August 2, 2023
— Ongoing series spotlights the careers and personalities of audio pros from PAMA member companies; first three entries feature Dawn Birr (Sennheiser), Gary Boss (Audio-Technica) and David Fuller (QSC) —
— Series is available at www.pamalliance.org/member-spotlight —
The Professional Audio Manufacturers Alliance (PAMA), the collective voice and forum for leading manufacturers of professional audio products and the people who use them, recently kicked off a new blog series that shines a spotlight on the audio professionals working for PAMA member companies. The series looks at the talented individuals that contribute to PAMA’s rich membership, giving an insightful look at their background, industry experiences, company and job, and how being a part of PAMA has benefited their company.
Three audio pros have been featured so far, with additional profiles to be rolled out in the coming months.
Point Source Audio joins PAMA
July 17, 2023
— Manufacturer of miniature microphones Point Source Audio is the latest company to join PAMA’s growing membership —
The Professional Audio Manufacturers Alliance (PAMA) is pleased to announce that the Petaluma, California-based Point Source Audio has joined the PAMA organization. The announcement was made by Chris Regan, chair of PAMA’s board of directors, and underscores PAMA’s ongoing expansion and mission to promote awareness and appreciation of high-quality professional audio through market leadership, communication and education.
Point Source Audio manufactures and distributes worldwide its SERIES9, SERIES8, EMBRACE, and CONFIDENCE collection of miniature microphones — a unique line of headset, earworn and earmounted microphones known for their robust bendable boom and waterproof features. The company also holds two patents for the EMBRACE concealable microphone as well as the patent for the world’s first modular in-ear comms headset that is supporting the hearing health for audio, lighting and camera techs using headsets everywhere from sports to space.
PAMA members speak out on the implications
of 5G on professional audio
May 10, 2023
In a recent survey, professional audio companies ranked 5G capabilities as offering “good potential” in terms of enabling high-resolution audio content for streaming and cloud-based storage, with “some potential” indicated for cloud-based production, low-latency distance collaboration and their companies to enhance products with 5G access and complementary features.
The survey was conducted by the Professional Audio Manufacturers Alliance (PAMA) of industry leaders to track attitudes and opinions about the state of 5G, its impact on professional audio, and the potential that 5G’s spectrum usage, wireless connectivity and high-speed internet access offers for professional audio applications and products.
Many concerns were raised that need resolution before 5Gs potential can be effectively realized in workflow and products due to limitations presented by the current standards in terms of infrastructure and hardware components across the industry.
PAMA and Shure Incorporated Offer 3rd Annual Mark Brunner
Professional Audio Scholarship
April 3, 2023
— Annual scholarship celebrates the life and accomplishments of industry leader, long-time Shure executive, and founding PAMA member Mark Brunner —
The Professional Audio Manufacturers Alliance (PAMA), in partnership with Shure Incorporated, is accepting applications for the 3rd annual Mark Brunner Professional Audio Scholarship, offered to students worldwide who are pursuing an education in professional audio. Brunner, a long-time Shure executive, PAMA founding member, and leading voice in the audio community, had an unwavering passion for education and mentorship throughout his career. $2,000 scholarships are targeted to recipients following their passion for audio in an accredited audio program. PAMA and Shure are specifically interested to learn how the applicants plan to share their knowledge with others in a manner consistent with Mark’s legacy. Scholarship applications are open as of April 1, with a submission deadline of May 31.
PAMA promotes pro audio awareness,
provides education and leadership
System Contractor News, March 2023
PAMA celebrates 20th anniversary
February 13, 2023
– Marking two decades of growth and advocacy as the unified voice for professional audio manufacturers, PAMA is greeting 2023 with updated branding (including a new logo), compelling educational webinar sessions, and other ongoing initiatives –
In 2023, the Professional Audio Manufacturers Alliance (PAMA), the collective voice and forum for the leading manufacturers of professional audio products and the people who use them, is celebrating its 20th anniversary as an organization. Since its founding in 2003, the non-profit has experienced steady growth and has accumulated a roster of member companies who conduct business worldwide in support of high-quality audio across a wide range of industries – pursuing the state of the art in technology and practice to enable audio professionals to elevate their craft and delight listeners and audiences every day.
Semiconductor Shortfalls Hamper Pro Audio Supply Chain
October 4, 2022
— Lagging production and delivery of these electronic building blocks create a chain reaction across the industry. —
Supply chain issues persist in 2022. The semiconductor industry is a key example, where shortfalls in the production and delivery of electronic building blocks critical to numerous manufacturers create a chain reaction across a broad spectrum of industries, including professional audio hardware companies. PAMA member company Audinate, developer of the Dante digital audio networking protocol licensed by hundreds of brands, has faced these issues head-on and offers an informed perspective.
PAMA Membership Meetings Illuminate Timely Industry Topics
September 28, 2022
— PAMA’s series of informative virtual events delve into key industry topics – the sessions are archived as a valuable resource for audio professionals —
Lemoyne, PA, September 28, 2022 – The Professional Audio Manufacturers Alliance (PAMA) is dedicated to its mission to promote awareness and appreciation of high-quality professional audio through market leadership, communication and education. That dedication is exemplified by a fascinating series of online events that are archived at www.pamalliance.org/events as a valuable resource for audio professionals and students.
PAMA and Shure Incorporated Announce Recipients of
2022 Mark Brunner Professional Audio Scholarship
August 23, 2022
— Emma Brooks from Berklee College of Music and Dennis Freeman from Middle Tennessee State University are named recipients for the second consecutive year, and Benjamin Nix-Bradley from CSU Northridge joins in his first year, as honorees of the annual scholarship that celebrates the life and accomplishments of long-time Shure executive and PAMA board member Mark Brunner —
The Professional Audio Manufacturers Alliance (PAMA), in partnership with Shure Incorporated, announces the 2022 recipients of the second annual Mark Brunner Professional Audio Scholarship. Brunner, a long-time Shure executive, a past president of PAMA and a leading voice in the professional audio community, had an unwavering passion for education and mentorship throughout his career. The $2,000 scholarship is offered annually to students worldwide who are pursuing an education in professional audio.
The 2022 Mark Brunner Professional Audio Scholarship recipients are Emma Brooks from Berklee College of Music and Dennis Freeman from Middle Tennessee State University (each returning for the second year) and Benjamin Nix-Bradley from CSU Northridge (in his first year as recipient).
PAMA and Shure Incorporated Offer 2nd Annual
Mark Brunner Professional Audio Scholarship
April 5, 2022
— Annual scholarship celebrates the life and accomplishments of industry leader, long-time Shure executive, and founding
PAMA member Mark Brunner —
— Applications are now being accepted; visit https://www.pamalliance.org/scholarship for more information —
The Professional Audio Manufacturers Alliance (PAMA), in partnership with Shure Incorporated, is accepting applications for the 2nd annual Mark Brunner Professional Audio Scholarship, offered to students worldwide who are pursuing an education in professional audio. Brunner, a long-time Shure executive, PAMA founding member, and leading voice in the audio community, had an unwavering passion for education and mentorship throughout his career. $2,000 scholarships are targeted to recipients following their passion for audio in an accredited audio program. PAMA and Shure are specifically interested to learn how the applicants plan to share their knowledge with others in a manner consistent with Mark’s legacy. Visit https://www.pamalliance.org/scholarship for more information and to submit an application.
IN-Ear Monitors: The business model of the futurE?
March 21, 2022
Customer purchasing habits are shifting. Business models are in flux. And forward-looking companies are rapidly reinventing themselves to adapt to these new realities. And while I got out of the prediction business two years ago when I realized that the crowds’ behaviors were playing by a different set of rules than my crystal ball, if I were to wager – to pick a successful business model that will emerge victorious in the long run – I would say that future success is highly dependent upon owning the direct relationship with the customer while offering unparalleled levels of personalization and customization on the front end, combined with made-to-order processes on the back-end.
PAMA Wraps an Eventful 2021
February 28, 2022
The Professional Audio Manufacturers Alliance (PAMA) had an eventful 2021, continuing in its mission to promote awareness and appreciation of high-quality professional audio through market leadership, communication and education. Highlights of the year include the following:
PAMA, along with member company Shure, established the Mark Brunner Professional Audio Scholarship, which is offered annually to students worldwide who are pursuing an education in professional audio. Brunner, a long-time Shure executive, PAMA founding member, and leading voice in the audio community, had an unwavering passion for education and mentorship throughout his career. The first two recipients of the scholarship were announced in August: Emma Brooks from Berklee College of Music and Dennis Freeman from Middle Tennessee State University. Individuals and companies interested in supporting the Mark Brunner Professional Audio Scholarship fund may donate via the PAMA website here. PAMA is appreciative of all donations that honor Mark’s legacy and support students pursuing careers in the professional audio industry. More information is available at https://www.pamalliance.org/scholarship.
PAMA Announces That Audinate Group Limited Joins Organization
January 18, 2022
— Audinate is the latest company to join PAMA’s growing membership —
The Professional Audio Manufacturers Alliance (PAMA) is pleased to announce that the Australian-based Audinate Group Limited has joined the PAMA organization. The announcement was made by Chris Regan, chair of PAMA’s board of directors, and underscores PAMA’s ongoing expansion and mission to promote awareness and appreciation of high-quality professional audio through market leadership, communication and education.
Used in more than 3,000 different products from more than 350 different manufacturers, Audinate’s Dante AV over IP networking solution has established itself as a de-facto standard for digital audio networking. With near-zero latency and perfect synchronization, Dante offers uncompressed, multi-channel digital audio channels that can be routed over standard Ethernet networks. Today, Audinate lays claim to the deployment of its interoperable, flexible, and creativity-enabling network technology in more than 90 percent of all AV-over-IP products.
“Opportunity” Is the Word as PAMA Hosts Industry Career Webinar for Berklee Boston Students
December 16, 2021
— The Professional Audio Manufacturers Alliance (PAMA) continued its series of student-focused online events with the “Career Opportunities in Pro Audio Manufacturing Companies” session, held for students at the Berklee College of Music, Boston Campus, this fall. —
The panels included representatives from five PAMA member companies – Chris Regan, co-founder, CEO and president of RF Venue and the PAMA Board of Directors chair; Kathleen Nieder, senior director, human resources and global talent acquisition with Shure; Cory Schaeffer, Director, alliances and ecosystem at QSC; Kathryn Taub, vertical marketing manager for the corporate and higher education market at Audinate; and Chris Hansen, director of recording and broadcast at Harman – voices with a wide range of experience that reveal a diversity of industry options that students may not have previously considered. As with the previous events in the series, the Berklee panel was coordinated and hosted by Karen Dunn, whose KMD Productions manages high-profile audio industry events.
Professional Audio Manufacturers Struggle with
Supply Chain Slowdowns
November 16, 2021
—Experts agree current industry disruptions, from the limited semiconductor supply to increased shipping costs, will last well into next year.—
As the summer of 2021 began, the U.S. economy was emerging toward a new normal characterized by rapidly growing demand for professional audio equipment. Manufacturers have welcomed the increased demand for gear following the challenges sparked by the COVID-19 pandemic, but can the industry keep up?
Chris Regan, chair of the Professional Audio Manufacturers Alliance (PAMA) and co-founder, CEO, and president of RF Venue, reported that the rebound in demand has developed into an unpredictable period for product availability, leading to backorders and long lead times. In fact, some new products that were planned for release in 2020 and were subsequently delayed are only now becoming available in limited quantities.
PAMA and Shure Incorporated Announce Recipients of
2021 Mark Brunner Professional Audio Scholarship
AUGUST 25, 2021
— Emma Brooks from Berklee College of Music and Dennis Freeman from Middle Tennessee State University are the first recipients of the annual scholarship that celebrates the life and accomplishments of long-time Shure executive and PAMA board member Mark Brunner. —
The Professional Audio Manufacturers Alliance (PAMA), in partnership with Shure Incorporated, announces the first recipients of the Mark Brunner Professional Audio Scholarship. Brunner, a long-time Shure executive, a past president of PAMA and a leading voice in the professional audio community, had an unwavering passion for education and mentorship throughout his career. The $2,000 scholarship is offered annually to students worldwide who are pursuing an education in professional audio.
The 2021 Mark Brunner Professional Audio Scholarship recipients are Emma Brooks from Berklee College of Music and Dennis Freeman from Middle Tennessee State University.
PAMA Hosts Student Career Event Series
August 10, 2021
— The Professional Audio Manufacturers Alliance (PAMA) has hosted three student-focused online events titled “Career Opportunities in Pro Audio Manufacturing Companies,” the most recent of which was held for students at the Berklee College of Music, Valencia, Spain Campus. —
The panels included four members of PAMA and provided valuable insights to pro audio students, from both company-specific and more generally aspirational perspectives. The series includes voices with a wide range of experience that reveal a diversity of industry options that students may not have previously considered.
The first event, with the Conservatory of Recording Arts and Sciences (CRAS), was held in 2020 and precipitated two events this year with Full Sail University and Berklee Valencia. The panels were coordinated and hosted by Karen Dunn, whose KMD Productions manages high-profile audio industry events.
PAMA Leads Industry Initiative on Neutral Nomenclature
June 30, 2021
— The Professional Audio Manufacturers Alliance (PAMA) is working with its members and industry trade organizations to address outdated language and terminology issues increasingly identified as discouraging a spirit of inclusivity within the professional audio community. —
“The goal of this project is to introduce and create normalcy around neutral language in the audio industry,” said PAMA Inclusion Committee member Dawn Birr (Sennheiser). “As we all strive for continuous improvement in our work, personal lives and society, often it’s the small steps that get us to our goals. We hope that by taking these actions we can begin making meaningful change happen over time.”
PAMA and Shure Incorporated Announce
Mark Brunner Professional Audio Scholarship
April 5, 2020
— Annual scholarship celebrates the life and accomplishments of industry leader, long-time Shure executive,
and founding PAMA member Mark Brunner —
The Professional Audio Manufacturers Alliance (PAMA), in partnership with Shure Incorporated, announces the establishment of the Mark Brunner Professional Audio Scholarship, which will be offered annually to students worldwide who are pursuing an education in professional audio. Brunner, a long-time Shure executive, PAMA founding member, and leading voice in the audio community, had an unwavering passion for education and mentorship throughout his career. The $2,000 scholarship is targeted to a recipient following their passion for audio in an accredited audio program. PAMA and Shure will specifically be interested to learn how the applicant plans to share their knowledge with others in a manner consistent with Mark’s legacy.
A former President of PAMA from 2011-2013, Brunner was also a key member of PAMA’s Marketing and Retreat Planning Committees, where he provided an important and consistent voice to the strategic planning and implementation of various PAMA activities. Mark joined Shure in 1989 and during his tenure held several key positions, including Director of Advertising and Managing Director of the Musical Instrument and Touring Sound business unit. Most recently, Mark was Vice President of Global Corporate & Government Relations, where he worked on numerous industry issues, including the FCC rules for wireless device operation/frequency, spectrum allocation, and he lobbied to protect the wireless microphone market sector. Additionally, he was a prominent member of The Recording Academy Producers & Engineers Wing Manufacturers Council, where he frequently shared his views on legislative wireless white space and broadband issues as well as other related industry matters.
Chris Regan Becomes Chair of PAMA Board of Directors
February 10, 2021
— Regan succeeds Greg Beebe as he begins his two-year term —
The Professional Audio Manufacturers Alliance (PAMA) announces that Chris Regan has become Chair of PAMA’s Board of Directors for a two-year term. Selected by the PAMA Directors as Chair-Elect in 2018, Regan succeeds Greg Beebe (Sennheiser) as Chair. Beebe remains on the PAMA Board as a Director, and Karam Kaul (Harman) has succeeded Regan as Chair-Elect.
Regan is a 15-year veteran audio professional whose resume includes serving on the founding team at Crowley and Tripp Microphones as Product Manager; as VP of Sales and Operations, North America for Audio Processing Technology; and his current position as Co-Founder and President of PAMA member company RF Venue, an innovative and fast-growing developer and manufacturer of patented antenna and RF communications products for wireless microphones and in-ear monitor systems. Regan holds two U.S. patents and received his MBA from Babson College.
In memoriam: Shure VP Mark Bruner; 1965-2020
October 2, 2020
— Professional Audio Manufacturers Alliance (PAMA) Mourns the Loss of Industry Leader Mark Brunner —
The Professional Audio Manufacturers Alliance (PAMA) mourns the loss of longtime Shure executive Mark Brunner. A former President of PAMA from 2011-2013, Brunner was also a key member of PAMA’s Marketing and Retreat Planning Committees, where he lent an important and consistent voice to the strategic planning and implementation of various PAMA activities.
Mark joined Shure in 1989 and during his tenure held several key positions, including Director of Advertising and Managing Director of the Musical Instrument and Touring Sound business unit. Most recently, Mark was the Vice President of Global Corporate & Government Relations, where he worked on numerous industry issues including the FCC rules for wireless device operation/frequency spectrum allocation and lobbied to protect the Pro A/V market sector. Additionally, he was a prominent member of The Recording Academy Producers & Engineers Wing Manufacturers Council, where he frequently shared his views on legislative wireless white space and broadband issues as well as other related industry topics.
Celebration of Life: www.markbrunnermouse.com
CRAS/KMD Productions Host PAMA Event
SEptember 14, 2020
— With the Panel Including Biamp, Sennheiser, Harman International, and BLUE Microphones Executives, the Webinar Was Designed to Help CRAS Students Learn More About the Companies That Design & Manufacture the Gear They Will Be Using Throughout Their Careers —
Gilbert, Ariz., Sept. 14, 2020 – As the current pandemic continues to throw a wrench into so many institutional learning activities and potentially hinders the interaction between seasoned industry professionals and pro audio students, the Conservatory of Recording Arts & Sciences (CRAS), the premier institution for audio engineering education, continues to provide its students with informative events which buck these current unfortunate trends.
As such, Karen Dunn of KMD Productions recently helped host a Professional Audio Manufacturers Alliance (PAMA) Career Opportunities in Pro Audio Product Companies Panel Zoom session for 50 CRAS students.
“This was a terrific event and was designed as an informational webinar to help CRAS’ near-graduation students learn about the companies that design and manufacture the gear they will be using as their careers advance,” Dunn explained. “There are employment path opportunities inside these companies that can be an excellent complement to a musical career. We were lucky to have senior executives from four of these top-tier brands on our panel as their knowledge and management experience is unrivaled in the industry. It would ordinarily be very difficult for students, or other early-career stage folks, to access these resources.”
PAMA on the Move
AUGUST 25, 2020
— Greg Beebe, director of professional audio at Sennheiser, is also chairman of the board of directors of the Professional Audio Manufacturers Alliance (PAMA), an industry trade group with a dozen pro audio manufacturer members and one partner trade organization. The open forum that PAMA provides is one of its most valuable benefits for its members, Beebe explains. —
While Greg Beebe may be best known as the director of professional audio at Sennheiser USA, there’s another major pro audio entity that he oversees: the Professional Audio Manufacturers Alliance. PAMA is an industry trade group with a dozen pro audio manufacturer members and one partner trade organization, all of which share insights, benefit from direct lines of communication between member companies, and promote the value of audio to other industries and the world at large.
Currently in the middle of a two-year term as the elected chairman of the board of directors, Beebe has been part of PAMA’s steady growth in recent times—growth measured not merely in the number of members, but in the alliance’s influence and independence.
PAMA Contributes Aid to Live Sound Pros
MAY 26, 2020
— The Clinic, Crew Nation and the AES each have received a $2,500 PAMA donation to help them in turn aid their
constituents during the pandemic. —
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected everyone in the music industry. It has brought silence to clubs, halls, theaters, arenas and stadiums nationwide. It’s not just the performers who are sidelined, but also the crews behind the scenes – the engineers and live event crews that make the performances possible.
“The impact on the live sound industry has been devastating for the business as a whole,” said Greg Beebe, chair of the board of directors of the Professional Audio Manufacturers Alliance (PAMA), an association of leading companies dedicated to the awareness and appreciation of high-quality professional audio through education, passion and common purpose. “On the personal level, that business disruption means economic hardship for those who rely on live sound for their livelihood. Recognizing the need for a helping hand for the unsung heroes of the industry, PAMA has allocated funds to help two organizations that are firmly entrenched in this sector — The Clinic and Crew Nation. We are donating $2500.00 to each to target individuals in need.”
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