Wisycom and DPA Microphones have appointed René Moerch as Group Product Director, Wireless.
The role will direct the joint wireless product roadmap for both companies, following expanded investment in wireless development. The appointment strengthens the shared management structure and supports a unified strategy for wireless microphones, IEMs and RF distribution products.
Professional Background
Moerch has spent over a decade at DPA, including nine years in product management and four years focused on wireless development. He contributed significantly to the DPA N-Series Wireless System and has long-standing experience in broadcast, live production and other professional audio sectors. His role is expected to accelerate next-generation RF technology development for both companies.
Cross-Company Responsibilities
Moerch has collaborated with Wisycom for several years and now moves into a cross-company leadership position as both brands increase alignment. He will oversee new product introduction activities at Wisycom’s headquarters in Italy and DPA’s facilities in Denmark, working with engineering and leadership teams both on-site and remotely. He will also serve on the management teams of both companies.
Executive Statement
In a joint statement, Davide Morsiani, CEO of Wisycom, and Kalle Hvidt Nielsen, CEO of DPA Microphones, noted that the appointment supports unified innovation efforts across wireless solutions and reflects the companies’ commitment to high-end RF product development.
Market Alignment and Upcoming Products
The companies aim to deliver a coordinated wireless ecosystem by combining engineering capabilities and market insight across broadcast, location sound, live events, houses of worship, theater and corporate applications.
Moerch stated that he is preparing to introduce new wireless products from both brands, including two releases scheduled for early next year. He emphasized the importance of communication with the market and distributors, noting that one upcoming product is based directly on input from major broadcast industry partners. He added that both brands expect a busy 2026.
