Gary brings an exceptional range of experience to the corporate arena. He wrote and directed all videos at a U.S. Presidential Library, creative directed installations at the Baseball and Basketball Hall of Fame, scripted numerous rock & roll documentaries and countless shows for A&E and Nickelodeon. Beyond that, Gary has 25 years’ experience devising and implementing creative concepts for meetings and events for many of the world’s most prestigious companies. Additionally, he script-doctored several studio features over the years, working from time to time on Hollywood backlots. And oh, the stories he could tell… if it weren’t for his innate sense of loyalty and the confidentiality agreements he signed. 

Brad’s extensive experience as an event producer includes 20 years as VP in charge of events for Ketchum PR and ten years in the same role for Concentric Communications. Founding his own company after that, Brad continued to deliver major events, working in conjunction with some of the top PR firms in the country. Work he’s produced and directed ranges from the ’96 Olympics Torch Relay in Atlanta to the largest free concert ever held in Bryant Park. His five-year run-producing multi-million dollar events for Bank of America has earned Brad countless awards and a reputation as one of the most experienced players in the experience biz. He’s also a Yankee fan, a family man, and the guy you want on your team in a game of darts.

Harry has over 30 years of experience and expert skills with traditional and digital media as a graphic designer, cartoonist, PowerPoint specialist, and illustrator. His niche is conceptualization for branding, logos, events, advertising, marketing strategies, and collateral materials across all media types. He has extensive agency experience creating visual communication materials for Fortune 500 clients. He’s won numerous awards, and one of his paintings is in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in NYC. It’s one of the many things Harry has in common with Picasso.

Laurie has more than thirty years of experience in the production of corporate communications programs, television, feature films, and theatre. She's been responsible for leading large teams and managing every aspect of production, including multi-media presentations, video, training programs, live talent, theme parties, and events. From simple screen documentaries to multiple screens, interactive programs, video, meetings and events across a wide range of industires, her experience as a producer is distinguished by its depth and quality.

Laurie’s life-long obsession with shopping for bargains has contributed mightily to her ability to broker great deals with vendors, assuring that all projects are brought in as cost-effectively as possible.

After studying Film at Columbia College Chicago, Sim moved to Los Angeles to work as an editor, mostly on TV commercials and music videos. Later in New York as well as LA, he began producing, directing and editing documentaries, independent short films, corporate and non-profit videos, and web promos. His films and videos have been screened at the Cannes Film Festival, the Museum of Modern Art in New York and have garnered Peabody, Emmy, and other awards. On the corporate front, Sim has made videos of all shapes and sizes for more companies than he could possibly list. He and Gary Goldsmith have been working together on meeting videos, event videos, and stand-alone videos for the last 20 years and have developed a unique shorthand where they can anticipate each other’s thoughts… which can be scary.
While one of Sim’s major music video projects was working on Randy Newman’s “I Love LA,” his need for far more serenity than LA drove him to New Mexico (The Land of Enchantment), where he currently hangs his hat, seeking transcendence in green chili and craft beer.