Sleek Audio CEO and leadership

Jason Krywko is the former COO of Sleek Audio, a headphone and custom-made earphone manufacturer. He has spent the last 19 years working in the hearing aid and high-end audio industries, both as a manufacturing manager, marketing sales director and now business consultant. In 2008 Jason and his father/partner released the first in-ear headphones with tunable acoustics winning the Popular Science Magazines “Best of What’s New award” and two Best of Innovations awards at the Consumer Election Show (CES) in 2009 and 2010. He currently works for the University of Florida’s Innovation Station in Sarasota, as the Industry Programs Coordinator. He is responsible for connecting the pipeline of talent from UF to Sarasota and providing the resources UF can offer to local businesses. Jason Krywko is a graduate of University of South Florida’s MUMA College of Business. He serves on the advisory board for the college of business at USF Sarasota/Manatee and the Community Leadership Committee. He is involved with numerous local charities and since 2010 has focused his efforts on advocating for domestic production and on shoring of engineering and manufacturing jobs.

Jason Krywko is the former COO of Sleek Audio, a headphone and custom-made earphone manufacturer. He has spent the last 19 years working in the hearing aid and high-end audio industries, both as a manufacturing manager, marketing sales director and now business consultant. In 2008 Jason and his father/partner released the first in-ear headphones with tunable acoustics winning the Popular Science Magazines “Best of What’s New award” and two Best of Innovations awards at the Consumer Election Show (CES) in 2009 and 2010. He currently works for the University of Florida’s Innovation Station in Sarasota, as the Industry Programs Coordinator. He is responsible for connecting the pipeline of talent from UF to Sarasota and providing the resources UF can offer to local businesses. Jason Krywko is a graduate of University of South Florida’s MUMA College of Business. He serves on the advisory board for the college of business at USF Sarasota/Manatee and the Community Leadership Committee. He is involved with numerous local charities and since 2010 has focused his efforts on advocating for domestic production and on shoring of engineering and manufacturing jobs.