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VenueConnect 2019 Attendee List Company First Name Last Name Title City State Country Levy Restaurants Frank Abbinanti Executive Chef Chicago IL United States Salt Lake County Arts & Culture Michelle Abdelsamad Eccles Event Manager Salt Lake City UT United States Gila River Arena Dale Adams General Manager/VP Event Development Glendale AZ United States Calgary TELUS Convention Centre Sami Ahmed Manager, Event Services Calgary AB Canada Des Moines Performing Arts Janet Albanese Director of Production and Building Services Des Moines IA United States Chesapeake Energy Arena Lucy Albers Marketing Director Oklahoma City OK United States Hult Center for the Performing Arts Lee Alberts Food & Beverage Manager Eugene OR United States ClearStream Recycling Jim Alderden President Palos Heights IL United States ClearStream Recycling Judith Alderden Manager Palos Heights IL United States Levy Restaurants Joiel Alexander Vice President Convention Centers Chicago IL United States Owensboro Convention Center Laura Alexander General Manager Owensboro KY United States Portland'5 Centers for the Arts Allison Alfano Director of Marketing & Communications Portland OR United States Catalyst Partners Akmal Ali Principal Washington DC United States Salt Palace Convention Center Bart Allen Assistant General Manager Salt Lake City UT United States US Testing Equipment, Ltd. Jason Allen Sales Manager Vancouver WA United States Gateway Center Dave Allison Operations Manager Collinsville IL United States Krannert Center for the Performing Arts Andrew Almeter Production Coordinator Urbana IL United States Aramark Melinda Altamirano District Manager Bothell WA United States Sponsor Fee Pro Mala Alvey Owner Evergreen CO United States Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts Daniel Alzuri Assistant Vice President Miami FL United States Veterans Memorial Civic & Convention Center Abe Ambroza Chief Executive Officer Lima OH United States Populous Kurt Amundsen Principal Kansas City MO United States Venue Solutions Group, LLC Richard Andersen Chief Illuminations Officer Tacoma WA United States U.S. Cellular Center Jason Anderson General Manager, Paramount Theatre Cedar Rapids IA United States Stadium People By Innovative Jessica Anderson Director, Strategic Services Dallas TX United States Rider Levett Bucknall Julian Anderson President Phoenix AZ United States Palm Beach County Convention Center Dave Anderson General Manager/Senior Vice President West Palm Beach FL United States FanFood, Inc. Will Anderson Chief Business Development Officer Chicago IL United States Credit Union 1 Arena Nikki Andrae Assistant Director, Meetings and Conferences Chicago IL United States Allen Event Center David Angeles Assistant Director Allen TX United States EPIC Solutions Karin Angelos Procurement Specialist Southgate MI United States Evolv Technology Julie Arce Field Services Engineer Waltham MA United States Paciolan, Inc. Dan Archabal Director Dorchester MA United States The Robert and Judi Newman Center for the Performing Arts Andryn Arithson Director of Business Operations Denver CO United States Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra David Armstrong Director of Venue Operations Indianapolis IN United States Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium Robert Armstrong Technical Coordinator - Stage Calgary AB Canada ESCA Larry Arnaudet Executive Director Dallas TX United States Exhibition Services & Contractors Association Mitt Arnaudet Director of Sales Dallas TX United States accesso Brian Arrington Sales Director Fresno CA United States Texas Southern Univeristy Nana Asare United States Budweiser Gardens Kelly Austin Director of Marketing London ON Canada Lincoln Center Ron Austin Executive Director - Design New York NY United States University of Southern California Fabiola Avina Los Angeles CA United States American Airlines Arena Brian Babin Assistant General Manager Miami FL United States Hattiesburg Convention Commission Eddie Baca Director of Facilities Services Hattiesburg MS United States Rice-Eccles Stadium/Jon M. Huntsman Center Mat Baer Associate Director - Sales & Marketing Salt Lake City UT United States Charlotte Regional Visitors Authority (CRVA) Steve Bagwell Vice President, Venues Charlotte NC United States Greater Richmond Convention Center Debbie Baicy Financial Coordinator Richmond VA United States On-Site Drapery Cleaners Ltd. Rich Baker GM Florida Burlington Canada Tuscaloosa Amphitheater - City of Tuscaloosa Justin Balenger Venue Operations Tuscaloosa AL United States Mity, Inc. Brigham Baller Sales Orem United States Rushmore Plaza Civic Center Craig Baltzer Executive Director Rapid City SD United States MASTER Industrie Nicolas BARBARIT Mr. La Verrie France Atlanta Falcons Stadium Company Gordon Barfield Flowery Branch GA United States Arizona State University Jarrod Barger Technical Director Tempe AZ United States AT&T Center Kevin Barker Culinary Experience Manager San Antonio TX United States AT&T Center Michelle Barkman Accounting Supervisor San Antonio TX United States PeopleReady Trip Barnes National Account Director TACOMA WA United States Cox Business/Hospitality Network Charlotte Barnett Senior Account Manager Las Vegas NV United States AMK9 Mick Barnett Program Manager Moyock NC United States Garrett Metal Detectors Andrew Barnhart Application Engineer/Sales Garland TX United States VenueConnect 2019 Attendee List Company First Name Last Name Title City State Country John Maxwell Team Sandra Barron United States EverBlock Systems, LLC. Mark Barry Sales Manager New York NY United States EverBlock Systems, LLC Shari Barry Sales Associate New York NY United States Amarillo Civic Center Complex Sherman Bass General Manager Amarillo TX United States Imperial Dade Maribel Basterrechea Sales Consultant Miami FL United States MGM Resorts International Jim Bates Las Vegas NV United States PeopleReady Stephen Battaglio National Sales Director Austin TX United States SICO America Inc. Robin Baumann Sales Coordinator Minneapolis MN United States HotSeat Warmers Steve Baureis CEO Verona NJ United States PanoScape by DesignCentrix Mark Bavaro Executive Vice President of Business Development Elmhurst IL United States UIC Sports Complex Bill Bavirsha Associate Athletic Director/General Manager Chicago IL United States Thornton Tomasetti Timothy Beach Midwest Region Practice Leader Chicago IL United States Rise Strategic Group Catherine Beam Managing Partner Louisville KY United States Magnusson Klemencic Associates Derek Beaman Senior Principal Seattle WA United States Cal Performances Rob Bean Event Operations Manager Oakland CA United States Walter P Moore Randy Beard Principal Orlando FL United States NRG Park Clay Bearden Director of Projects Houston TX United States Kauffman Center for Performing Arts Sara Beatty Theater Operations Manager Kansas City MO United States Amalie Arena Justin Bechtold Manager of Guest Services Tampa FL United States Locketgo Nunya Beckley Sales development Montreal Canada Owensboro Convention Center Jessica Beckmann Director of Sportscenter Owensboro KY United States IELA International Exhibition Logistics Association H S BEDI Chairman Geneva Switzerland City of Tacoma, Venues & Events Kim Bedier Director, Venues & Events Tacoma WA United States K2 Solutions Inc. K2 Canine (K-9) Training Center Amanda Begins Brand Strategists Southern Pines NC United States Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center Charlie Beirne General Manager Long Beach CA United States CAPA - Ohio Todd Bemis Vice President/Operations Columbus OH United States Irwin Seating Spence Benedict Director of Sales Grand Rapids MI United States Los Angeles Stadium & Entertainment District Otto Benedict VP Facility & Campus Operations Inglewood CA United States ARCO MURRAY Neal Benish Director of Enigneering Downers Grove IL United States PPG Paints Arena Max Benner Event Manager Pittsburgh PA United States Kennesaw State University David Bennett Assistant Director of Venue Management Kennesaw GA United States Brigham Young University School of Music Bridget Benton Producer/ Presenter Provo UT United States Astrapto Aurora Dawn Benton United States SICO America Inc. Brady Berg Leisure Sales Minneapolis MN United States Old National Events Plaza Alexis Berggren General Manager Evansville IN United States Marshalls Jonathon Berry MANAGING DIRECTOR US Landscape Protection Lutz FL United States TCP Security Solutions Luke Berry TECHNICAL CONSULTANT Lutz FL United States Richard Lutz Agency Bertice Berry Lincoln NE United States Salem Convention Center Chrissie Bertsch General Manager Salem OR United States STAPLES Center Matthew Bettenhausen Senior Vice President and Chief Security Officer Los Angeles CA United States Ticketmaster/Los Angeles Andrew Bianchi Los Angeles CA United States AT&T Performing Arts Center Graeme Bice Director of Operations Dallas TX United States Drury Lane Theatre & Events Brandon Bierlein Events Director Oakbrook Terrace IL United States The Bigelow Companies, Inc. Chris Bigelow President Naples FL United States Churchill Downs Racetrack Earl Biggett Senior Director, Safety and Security Louisville KY United States Jani-King International Inc. Mike Biggs Executive Director, Sports Partnerships & Business Development Addison TX United States Jani-King International Inc. Tiffany Biggs Addison TX United States Arts Commons Leslie Biles Director of Venue Operations Calgary AB Canada Edlen Electrical Exhibition Services Barb Billmyer National Sales Manager Las Vegas NV United States Hussey Seating Company & Clarin by Hussey Seating Ron
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