March 2003 - Table of Contents
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The New Trade Show Sensation
GoVision has raised the bar on trade shows by making trade show booths mobile. The company added to the
strength of the presence of Innovative Aftermarket Systems (IAS) at the National Automobile Dealers
Association annual Convention and Exposition in San Francisco in February. GoVision drove GO BIG
around the Moscone Center, where the convention was held, and ran commercials and presentations
featuring IAS. This was a strong addition to the booth that IAS had inside the building and
generated a lot of excitement and talk on the trade show floor.
"GoVision was a great addition to our trade show presence at the National Automobile Dealers
Association Conference," said Stephanie Ipema, IAS director of marketing communications.
"The mobility of GO BIG was a huge asset for us because it helped us reach an audience that we hadn't
been able to get our message in front of before. Our current clients and prospective clients were very
impressed and we look forward to using GoVision's services at next year's show."
In all, GO BIG broadcasted IAS's message for 16 hours a day, February 1 through 3. GO BIG was specially
suited to the task as its BARCO LED screen is specifically designed for daylight display.
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GoVision Grows with Two New Staff Members
GoVision has been rapidly growing, recently adding two new staff members - J. Thomas Phillips
as an event producer and Meghan Daniels as office manager.
In his position as event producer, Phillips will oversee all technical aspects of GoVision's mobile unit
while at events, as well as lead future equipment purchases. Phillips joins GoVision with a lengthy
background in audio/visual production, which included acting as the audio/visual coordinator for Swank Audio / Visuals. In this capacity Phillips worked directly with clients in pre- and post-event services and contracts. He also oversaw inventory control, repair and ordering of all A/V supplies and equipment.
In her position as office manager, Daniels will be in charge of all administrative duties at GoVision.
Prior to this position, Daniels was the office manager of
Bakehouse Foods in Carlsbad, Calif. In this position Daniels oversaw all aspects of the company's
marketing programs, oversaw current accounts, assisted in building the company's client base and
managed the accounts receivable/payable.
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GoVision, Texas' only provider of mobile, stadium-sized event screens, broadcasted the inauguration of the 47th governor of Texas to the 12,000 people gathered around the steps of the state Capital Building in Austin to see Rick Perry sworn in on January 21. The entire inauguration ceremony and the entertainment that followed were displayed on the 9 foot by 16 foot LED screen of GoVision's custom-built mobile unit, GO BIG. GO BIG soon became the belle of the ball as, for the first time in Texas history, all attendees had a perfect view of the swearing-in ceremony.
Before launching the company, GoVision researched all of the LED (light emitting diode) screens on
the market to find the one best suited for GO BIG and indoor/outdoor staging. The screen selected is
made by BARCO, a Belgium-based imaging technology company. The GO BIG screen is made up of BARCO's
DLite 10 outdoor LED displays. These 18-inch square, self-contained, waterproof tiles are specially
designed for outdoor viewing and feature BARCO's "Dual Pixel Technology," which offers an addressable
resolution up to 140 pixels per linear meter. Featuring the highest available number of high-quality
LEDs per square meter, the DLite's stunning resolution provides shorter viewing distance, smoother
picture and unique performance.
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