Jack Hagler, ASTC, Selected To Receive 2018 Joseph J. Anzivino Distinguished Allied Award
By R.V. Baugus Jack Hagler, ASTC, partner of theatre planner/lighting designer
and IAVM Allied Member Schuler Shook, has always been a trend-set- Joseph J. Anzivino Distinguished Allied Award at VenueConnect in To- ronto from July 22-25, the moment will be marked as groundbreaking the distinction. For his part, Hagler still expressed a “no way” response upon getting the call from IAVM Immediate Past Chairman Mark Mettes, CVE, to say that a new name was ready to be added to the impressive list of award recipients. “When Mark called to tell me I had been named the 2018 recip-
ient of the Joseph J. Anzivino Distinguished Allied Award, I was in disbelief,” Hagler said. “I had NEVER anticipated that I would be considered for this award, much less named a recipient. I was shocked. Receiving this award is the ultimate statement of ‘We appreciate what you do.’”
Indeed, the industry is grateful for all that Hagler does, and for
good reason. Hagler has more than 40 years’ experience as a designer, technician, contractor, and consultant for a variety of assembly facili- ties. Project types include professional, educational, and civic theatres, hotel and convention facilities, houses of worship, theme parks, and sports/entertainment arenas.
project management experience and deep knowledge gained from working and designing a variety of assembly venues. He is continually broadening his knowledge of performing arts venue design and oper- ation through his very active participation in the American Society of Theatre Consultants as well as IAVM. But it is Jack Hagler the trend-setter that stands out. An IAVM member since 1991, Hagler has been a long-time sup- porter of the Performing Arts Management Conference (PAMC) from its earliest years. Interestingly, the award has been given since 1991, when the Board
of Directors for IAVM bestowed this recognition to Allied Members who have made extraordinary contributions to the Association and to the profession. This award is the highest honor presented to an Allied Member by IAVM. a sponsorship at its third conference in 1994 and every year since then. To this day, this sector conference sets the standard when it comes through the years.
another event that has been a staple since its inception and gives venue managers a look behind the scenes in the world of theatrical rigging, lighting, and sound. It ultimately grew to include everything from hu- - thing that touches the performing arts world. Today, all venue sectors had boot camps at the 2017 VenueConnect. The Performing Arts Committee in 1996 invited Hagler to partic-
IAVM committee. He has continued his committee support as a mem- “I love this organization,” Hagler said. “Everything I may do for
am so very lucky to have a wonderful group of IAVM friends and col- leagues who have been a great pleasure to work with for many years.” “Jack’s innovative approach to supporting IAVM, and its perform- ing arts sector in particular, is a demonstration of incredible dedication and commitment to our members, our profession and our patrons. Our venues are better today because of Jack’s many contributions,” said Doug Booher, CVE, IAVM Chairman. “Jack Hagler’s passion for the industry and our Association has pos-
itively impacted all of our members by encouraging a peer-to-peer relationship among Professional and Allied Members, all the while Members for the performing arts sector and PAMC,” Mettes said. FM
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