Armour Home appoints new Brand Marketing Manager

Armour Home has announced the arrival of Tony Stott as Brand Marketing Manager, saying his mission is to help make its Goldring, QED and Q Acoustics brands a bigger part of music culture. Over the last two decades, Stott has built a reputation for redefining how audio manufacturers connect with people, by creating campaigns that connect with consumers through an authentic music vibe, and collaborating with artists directly.

"I've always believed the best brands earn a place in people's playlists as well as their homes," says Stott. "Great products are only part of the story. It's the music, the artists, the creativity and the culture around them that people connect with. Goldring, QED and Q Acoustics already have incredible heritage. My job is to build on that and create stories, partnerships and experiences that make even more people want to be part of what these brands stand for."

It's a vision Stott shares with Armour Home Managing Director Charlie Henderson.

“We've worked together before and seen what happens when you stop marketing products and start creating moments that people genuinely want to be part of,” says Henderson. “Tony has an incredible knack for spotting opportunities others miss and turning bold ideas into campaigns that people remember. That's exactly the energy we're bringing to Armour Home, and I couldn't be happier to be working with him again."

Stott will bring his brand vision to Goldring, QED and Q Acoustics, while also leading marketing support for Armour Home's UK distribution partners Grado, XGIMI and Burson Audio.