Neal Pert
Silver Member
From Nick:
It is with great sadness that I announce today is my final day working for Noble & Cooley. It has been a wild ride over the last 16+ years, but some changes over the last while have made me realize I will be happier venturing out on my own. With my dad’s resignation a couple weeks ago, I reflected on my position at the company and the direction we are headed. While I’m very proud of the drums we have built, and the steady growth that we have had over the last couple years, I realized my role at the company was no longer what I wanted it to be.
I want to thank each and every one of you for the support, the memories, and the love that you have shown my family and me since we started this journey. I’m incredibly proud to have gotten to know many of you personally and will always cherish times that we shared.
I’ll still be hanging around the Enthusiast page from time to time, so feel free to reach out and keep in touch. Also, while I don’t exactly know what I’m going to be doing next, I have started a website and Instagram that I’ll be updating with projects I’m working on going forward. Follow my page @jonesnproductions on Instagram and at jonesnproduction.com to see what I am working on.
Thanks again for everything. You all are the best!
I actually talked to the new guy-- Luke Garro-- a couple days ago and he didn't mention any of this. Said he was "taking some stuff off Nick's plate." I've got a couple extremely important projects there now and I'm pretty furious that none of this was mentioned and that he talked to us as if nothing had changed.
So, Noble and Cooley is no longer owned by the family. If this was some sort of hostile takeover thing, that company is finished.
It is with great sadness that I announce today is my final day working for Noble & Cooley. It has been a wild ride over the last 16+ years, but some changes over the last while have made me realize I will be happier venturing out on my own. With my dad’s resignation a couple weeks ago, I reflected on my position at the company and the direction we are headed. While I’m very proud of the drums we have built, and the steady growth that we have had over the last couple years, I realized my role at the company was no longer what I wanted it to be.
I want to thank each and every one of you for the support, the memories, and the love that you have shown my family and me since we started this journey. I’m incredibly proud to have gotten to know many of you personally and will always cherish times that we shared.
I’ll still be hanging around the Enthusiast page from time to time, so feel free to reach out and keep in touch. Also, while I don’t exactly know what I’m going to be doing next, I have started a website and Instagram that I’ll be updating with projects I’m working on going forward. Follow my page @jonesnproductions on Instagram and at jonesnproduction.com to see what I am working on.
Thanks again for everything. You all are the best!
I actually talked to the new guy-- Luke Garro-- a couple days ago and he didn't mention any of this. Said he was "taking some stuff off Nick's plate." I've got a couple extremely important projects there now and I'm pretty furious that none of this was mentioned and that he talked to us as if nothing had changed.
So, Noble and Cooley is no longer owned by the family. If this was some sort of hostile takeover thing, that company is finished.