ABOUT THIS EPISODE
InfoComm 2026 was one of the biggest trade shows for the AV industry this year, showing off the amazing technology of our space. And we had so many interesting conversations and guests to talk to that we couldn't fit it into just one episode!
The video version of this podcast can be found here.
Today we are joined by Steve Greenblatt from Control Concepts, Erica Carroll of Charbett Strategies, Steph Beckett from rAVe Pubs and Jessica Sanders about their experiences on the show floor. We discuss what technology surprised them, the interactions within our community, and much more.
Host: Tim Albright
Guests:
- Steve Greenblatt – Control Concepts
- Erica Carroll – CharBett Strategies
- Steph Beckett – rAVe Pubs
- Jessica Sanders – Jessica on LinkedIn
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