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Steve Lehman
General Counsel at Jabra Hearing
Steve Lehman is the General Counsel at Jabra Hearing, which was formerly known as Lively and is part of GN Consumer Hearing. He is based in New York, NY, and has a robust background in legal affairs, having previously served in similar roles at other companies, including Vidyo. Lehman is a graduate of Columbia University School of Law, which underscores his legal expertise.123
In his current position, he is responsible for overseeing legal matters and compliance within the company, contributing to its mission of providing high-quality hearing aids and accessories.14
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I’m excited to share that Lively is now Jabra Hearing! New name, new site, new email address, but our mission is the same: To help people hear their best.
Since GN Group, one of the leading and longest-operating manufacturers of premium hearing aids in the world and owner of Jabra, a world-leading brand in audio, video, and collaboration solutions, acquired us about a year ago, we have continued operating independently but working very closely with our colleagues at both GN Hearing and Jabra. Our rebranding changes our name to recognize these close ties, but not how we operate or serve our customers, which have led to us being a leading provider of hearing aids in the US with some of the highest customer satisfaction ratings in the industry. Visit us at our new home: www.JabraEnhance.com!
So excited to have joined the amazing team at Lively! We're on a mission to democratize, simplify and de-stigmatize the adoption and use of technically advanced hearing aids, so that more people with hearing loss can live their lives to the fullest. We accomplish this by selling premium, digitally-adjustable hearing aids direct to consumers via ecommerce at about half the cost of traditional channels. We are known not only for the quality and cost of our products but also for superb and convenient customer care and support, including free video consultations with licensed audiologists and others as needed during purchase and set-up and for years after.
An estimated 48 million Americans suffer from untreated hearing loss, which is bad enough in itself but has also been linked to conditions such as loneliness, memory loss, depression, stroke, heart disease, diabetes, cancer, and dementia. And the isolation and physical restrictions from the pandemic have only exacerbated this problem. What a great time to help change how easily real, meaningful hearing improvement can be achieved!
