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Todd Liermann


The National Western Complex Max Long


Denver Performing Arts Complex Corey Margolis


Budweiser Gardens/Spectra by Comcast-Spectacor Matt McClain


Broadmoor World Arena & Pikes Peak Center


Sarah Minnick Alamodome


Christine Pileckas


INTRUST Bank Arena/SMG Rick Powell


Atlantic City Boardwalk Hall/Spectra by Comcast-Spectacor Jenna Ricupero


Huntington Convention Center of Cleveland and Global Center for Health Innovation/Levy Restaurants


Micheal Robinson II Curtis Culwell Center Mike Santa


Indiana University Auditorium Brian Smith


BOK Center/SMG Allie Thomas


Cox Business Center/SMG Sara Waltemire


Meydenbauer Center Hayley Ward


AT&T Performing Arts Center Michelle Witkins


The Baltimore Convention Center IAVM 55


“As a future industry leader, I’d like to see IAVM bridge the gap from professional to the collegiate level, from undergrad to the professional level, to be more direct. I would like undergraduates to have our names on their tongues and brains to help bridge that gap.”


-Michael Robinson II


“We’re in the business of fun, and the idea of being a part of helping people let loose and have a great time and doing everything I can to help enhance that experience for them is a very attractive idea.”


-Christine Pileckas


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