Herman ProAV, a provider of professional AV products, procurement services, and labor resources to systems integrators in the commercial AV industry, announced it will be one of the lead sponsors of the upcoming National Systems Contractors Association (NSCA) Business & Leadership Conference (BLC) for the 17th consecutive year.
The conference is to be held virtually February 24 – 25. View a full list of the event's sponsors here.
Celebrating 56 years in business, Herman says it empowers pro AV integrators to achieve more by relying on the company for trained, experienced technical personnel, complete project coordination, and one-stop purchasing from more than 65 leading manufacturers. Integrator partners leverage Herman’s deep industry experience and expertise to improve operational efficiencies and achieve time and cost savings related to the procurement and management of project materials and labor resources. In February 2020, Herman became part of Resideo’s ADI Global Distribution business, a global distributor of security, AV and low-voltage products.
“The NSCA Business & Leadership Conference this year will inspire us to continue to 'step up' and empower our customers and partners to achieve more throughout the year and beyond,” said Jeffrey Wolf, Co-CEO at Herman. “We have been a proud sponsor for 17 years, as the BLC is the premier learning and networking event in our industry. We always look forward to the invaluable learning and take-aways from this event. Clearly, this year it is more important than ever before to be part of this industry-leading event.”
Now in its 23rd year, the NSCA Business & Leadership Conference has become known as one the AV industry’s premier business and networking events. You can register for this year's virtual conference here.
“Herman has been such a great supporter of this event over the years,” said Chuck Wilson, executive director, NSCA. “With major contributors like Herman we have been able to provide a world-class lineup of presenters and create an experience for attendees that pinpoints their unique business challenges. Leadership, culture, talent management, agility, processes, workflows, and outcomes are major challenges for systems integrators. This conference addresses these issues in a non-competitive environment.”
Among the leading not-for-profit associations representing the commercial integration industries, the NSCA bills itself as a powerful advocate for all who work in the integration industry, including systems contractors/integrators, product manufacturers, consultants, sales representatives, architects, specifying engineers and other allied professionals. The NSCA is dedicated to serving its contractor members and all channel stakeholders through advocacy, education, member services, and networking designed to improve business performance.
To learn more, www.HermanProAV.com and www.nsca.org.