Immersive AV has become one of Mash Media’s official AV partners. Immersive AV will provide production and audio-support for its awards, conferences and summits. The AV provider offers a variety of sustainable and carbon friendly solutions, such as hybrid event capabilities, virtual event environments, streaming options and remote offerings for edge-to-edge solutions. Scott Holman (pictured), commercial director, Immersive AV, said: “We also make sure that each event we deliver is designed and created around our clients’ specific needs and wants and aligns with their principles and ethics.” Commenting on the partnership, Holman added: “We are pleased to announce our partnership with Mash Media. We have known the company for many years and are aware of how they work and the value that they provide to the events industry. In turn, we know that we can support them with our technical delivery. This partnership is a huge benefit to us both.” Jack Newey, group portfolio director, Conference News and International Confex, commented: “Having worked with the team at Immersive AV for a number of successful years, it was the perfect match-up in order to support our AV and production requirements across our portfolio. “The team will be helping us create unforgettable experiences for our guests and following a hugely successful EN Supplier Awards together last week, the future looks bright.”
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