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The Top 24 Things Gary Kayye Saw at InfoComm 2024

Thursday, June 20, 2024
2:00 - 3:00pm EST

1.5 AVIXA CTS RU | CTS, CTS-D

InfoComm is North America's largest annual AV trade show, where thousands of brands and manufacturers introduce new products and technologies. Tens of thousands attend the show each year, but not everyone can see everything and InfoComm has a broad range of AV solutions on display. But what were the top products from 2024? And what were the new technologies introduced?

Get a rapid-fire download from one of the most astute industry observers of new tech and products, Gary Kayye of THE rAVe Agency and rAVe [PUBS]. Gary will cover each product one-by-one, how it's likely to influence the market, and review trends created by introducing each new product and technology.

rAVe shot over 1,500 videos during the InfoComm show in Vegas so, you can either watch all 1,500 videos OR you can join Gary for just one hour and get his take on which products he thought were the best of the best!

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June 20, 2024 | 2:00pm - 3:00pm EST

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PRESENTER

Gary Kayye

Founder of rAVe

Gary Kayye has worked in technology, branding and marketing for more than 25 years. He is the founder of rAVe [PUBS], the leading global AV news publication, and director of THE rAVe Agency, a full-service creative agency. His industry track record includes serving as vice president of sales and marketing for Extron and executive VP at AMX Corporation, now Harman International. Over the years, Gary has helped create or assist on a number of branding campaigns for dozens of tech companies — for brands like Cisco, NEC, HP, Epson, Sony, Zoom, Vivitek, Barco and the University of North Carolina — and has even served as an expert witness in branding court cases.