Gepco adds New York branch

May 2, 2007 -- Gepco International, a manufacturer of professional audio and video cables, announced that it has added a New York branch to better serve its customers in the Northeast region of the US.

May 2, 2007 -- Gepco International, a manufacturer of professional audio and video cables, announced that it has added a New York branch to better serve its customers in the Northeast region of the US.

According to a press release, the 5,000-sq. ft. space located in Chestnut Ridge, New York (about 30 miles north of Manhattan) will stock all of the manufacturer's current cabling and connectivity solutions as well as its distributed lines.

In addition to being able to fulfill and ship orders throughout the Northeast, the facility will also offer a "will call" area for customers looking to pick up materials on-site.

"With New York being an entertainment and broadcast hub, we felt it was critical for Gepco to have a presence there," comments Gary Geppert, Gepco's founder and CEO/CTO. "Customer service is a top priority for Gepco and we feel this new location will help us better serve our clients in the area and facilitate development of new business relationships."

The New York branch will be open for business in May 2007.

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