Mr. Michael Nolan

Michael Nolanmichael nolan@starkey.co.uk

Vice President of European Operations, Starkey Laboratories.

Once again our trusted registrar, Dr. Michael Nolan and his Education Committee have arranged a mammoth selection of Education Days across the country.

Michael Nolan, AS, michael nolan,starkey.co.uk

"The images encourage all children to take an interest, start conversations and form friendships," said Michael Nolan of Starkey Laboratories in the Manchester Evening News. The nonprofit project, called the Better Hearing Initiative, began six years ago when soccer team Manchester United agreed to let Starkey use its logo. Characters from several BBC shows have been added, with the most recent being the popular teen show Grange Hill. Starkey is also jazzing up the look of the devices themselves, moving away from traditional brown in favor of bright colors that Nolan said "help children show that they are proud of their 'cool' hearing instruments."

Also in attendance were Alec Whipday, Production Manager at Starkey Labs who provided the Hearing Aid refurbishment training, Mike Nolan, Chief Executive of Starkey, Mark Sander, Starkey's All-make Director, Eric Nixon and Vic Truluck, of Lions Club International who donated hundreds of hearing aids.
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Mike Nolan, Tina Smith, Mark Sander, Colin Laidler, Phil Copple, Vic Truluck and Eric Nixon.

Mike Nolan, Starkey Laboratories Ltd responded to Margaret's plea for solutions.He says that there is no justification in accepting that the norm for turn round for young hearing-impaired children is between 2 - 8 weeks.

Vice president of European operations, Michael Nolan, said: "It is vital that Starkey Laboratories gains support from all avenues.
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Mr Nolan adds: "Feedback from parents of hearing impaired children reinforces that having a popular character or image in an earmould can help children show that they are proud of their 'cool' hearing instruments.