About Audissey Guides
We love traveling. But we hate looking like tourists. So we invented Audissey Guides - mp3 audio tours that inspire.You just download a tour. Put in your earbuds. And walk through the city like a local.
We produce mp3 audio tours of cities - and branded audio tours for museums, sites, and cultural organizations. To learn more about our production services please visit: www.AudisseyProductions.com
Rob Pyles, Founder & President
Rob has sung karaoke in Nicaragua, been penniless in Sarajevo, arm-wrestled in Mexico, lost a drinking competition in Guatemala, eaten Count Chocula cereal in Transylvania, and most recently, sipped fresh lemonade with ex-guerrillas in the mountains of El Salvador.
His preferred method of travel is hitchiking. Or sometimes the bus, but only if the bus is colorful, and has people riding on top.
You can contact him at Rob@AudisseyGuides.com.
Juliet De Vries, Queen of Marketing & Partnerships
Juliet has left a trail of broken hearts throughout Central Europe, Mexico, the Dominican Republic, and now East Boston. She is into the marketing thing. She's got extensive -- nay, profound -- experience in marketing and strategic alliances, working with brands such as United Online Media, NASCAR, NBC, Sony Studios, EA Sports, ESPN and many more.
She reigns over Marketing and Business Development at Audissey Guides. If you're interested in a partnership or talking about the Geico cavemen, contact her at Juliet@AudisseyGuides.com
Jaime "El Alto" Jordan, Writer & Content Developer
James is the creative genius behind Audissey Guides' award-winning writing. He's a fixture in the Miami Beach social scene, and knows the place backwards, forwards, and occasionally upside down.
His contact info is being withheld until his pending investigation with Immigration and Naturalization Services is complete.
Pablo Reynoso, Sound Design
Listen to this guy's heartbeat, and you'll hear a cool rhythm. Music is in his blood.
Pablo hails from Mexico City, and oversees Audissey's sound design and engineering. He is the founder of Technicolor Lounge, a progressive sound studio in Boston.
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