Posts Tagged ‘career in AV’
Celebrating 25 Years of Live Oak AV
A journey behind the scenes. Live Oak AV has reached a remarkable milestone. This year marks 25 years of shaping experiences and amplifying voices in the heart of Seattle’s events industry. To commemorate this achievement, we sat down with the owners and co-founders, Jennifer and Dave, to learn the story behind Live Oak AV and…
Read MoreWomen’s History Month: Celebrating Women in AV
Celebrating women in AV, including Live Oak AV! This March, we join the world in celebrating Women’s History Month. We do this to recognize and honor the achievements and contributions of women throughout history. At Live Oak AV, we believe it’s essential to acknowledge the women who have left their mark on the AV and…
Read MoreTested and Approved: The Best AV Tech Gifts
‘Tis the season of giving! Finding the perfect tech accessory for the audio visual aficionado in your life is the ultimate present quest. At Live Oak AV, we live and breathe technology, relying on gadgets that have proven their worth time and again. Today, we’re lifting the curtain on our tried-and-true arsenal of AV…
Read MoreFrom Education to Events, One Teacher’s Journey into a Career in AV
AV Tech Jerome Palmieri Shares His Story Corporate AV is a growing field in a sometimes uncertain job economy! We sat down with AV Tech Jerome Palmieri to talk about his career journey from education to events and how COVID catalyzed his career change. Why did you consider an audiovisual career? “My experience is somewhat…
Read MoreEmbracing an Audiovisual Career with Passion + Drive
AV Tech Bryan Garcia Shares His Story As younger generations join the workforce and consider careers that make sense to them, corporate AV is a growing field. We sat down with AV Tech Bryan Garcia to talk about his career journey and why he sees corporate AV as a viable option for those who grew…
Read MoreDispelling misconceptions of working in corporate AV
Customer Service Manager Violet Shares Her Story When I was in school for AV, the prevailing story was that “ending up” in corporate AV was the worst possible thing that could happen to you. The gist was that working in a corporate setting demonstrated that you weren’t enjoyable to work with, you weren’t talented enough,…
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