ADJ Future Focus Road Show with Social Mixer Event Set for Aug. 16 in NYC
On Tuesday August 16th, ADJ will launch its new Future Focus Road Show series with a special social mixer event in New York City. Held at a penthouse venue in Manhattan, it will showcase ADJ’s latest new product releases, including shoot out comparisons with industry-leading products from other brands. The event will also offer an opportunity for industry professionals to gather, socialize, share ideas, and start to focus on the next step in the evolution of their business or career.Read More »ADJ Future Focus Road Show with Social Mixer Event Set for Aug. 16 in NYC
Event Safety Alliance announces the next edition of the Crowd Safety Symposium, taking place September 8-9, 2022, at Furman University in Greenville, SC. This two-day workshop aims to provide an understanding of the four aspects of basic crowd safety and to provide techniques to plan and manage safe pedestrian flows in crowded places during all phases of an event.
Oftentimes the most expressive forms of communication are those which transcend spoken language. This certainly rings true for Salsa, an art form that allows dance partners to communicate and tell stories through the medium of rhythm, movement, music, and costume.
Brompton Technology, a global market leader in processing solutions for LED video walls used in live events and virtual production for film and television, has secured a growth capital investment from specialist private client alternative investments business, Connection Capital.
INFiLED, a global leader in LED displays, has hired Crystal Wu to support the growing U.S. Sales Team. She will be based in the Los Angeles, CA office. With 15 years in the LED display industry under her belt, Wu has combined experience in sales, marketing, customer service, and project management in both the rental and fixed install markets. She is passionate about working closely with customers, understanding their needs, and developing the appropriate solutions for their projects, especially those that are time sensitive.
In a 2019 survey of entertainment industry workers, over 40% of respondents said they had experienced alcohol or substance misuse. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the anxiety, fear, uncertainty, stress, and isolation experienced by so many in our industry significantly increased those numbers. Many of us saw ourselves or colleagues, friends, or family members turn to substances as a way to cope with the disruption in our lives. Many found recovery difficult to sustain.