Cathy Richards-Ingram (She/Her)
Audio Visual Systems Engineer III, Avalara
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About Cathy Richards-Ingram
I am the dedicated Audio Visual Systems Engineer charged with managing Conference Spaces, Zoom, Large Meetings/Events, and Conferences (virtual and otherwise). I addition to that I am the former chair for the Women of Avalara (WoA), where I got to tap into my ability to connect with people and help create an environment where we can all bring our best selves to work. It is a pleasure to bring valuable programming to our members and advocate for our community. I am also a new mother, still adjusting to life as a full time worker in a new emotional space. Looking forward to connecting with others and being a part of the AV community.
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Evaluating the RØDE Wireless GO II
Hi! A department at my company is looking to use the RØDE Wireless GO II to create training videos. Does anyone here have experience with this wireless mic pack? There are lots of features I like, including 40 hours of internal recording, 200m range, and it is compatible with a variety of systems. The product has great reviews, but I am wondering if any of my peers have used it and have strong feelings in either direction on it. Or have suggestions that I may not have thought of (compared Sennheiser XSW-D, DJI Mic, and Saramonic Blink 500 Pro).
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Tips to access to Immersive Technology?
I have worked in corporate AV for a long time, the main focus being conferencing and collaboration and enabling an equitable work experience in our organization. However being in a stagnant environment where the goal is productivity, increasing profitability and therefore reducing cost, there is no opportunity to learn new creative tech that is coming our way.
Does anyone have tips on how to get experience using new immersive tech (AR, VR, MR etc.) , that is expensive in order to gain experience and professional development?
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Thank you @Lisa Matthews, CTS for getting me to the right place. I currently work in a team of 1 as part of a larger Engineering org, which can be isolating. I have found great community through our women's ERG, however I am missing the AV team dynamic from being able to bounce ideas around, talk AV trends, learn new skills, keep the old skills fresh, experiment and fail, and hear others experiences in environments that I may not be familiar with. So, I thought the women's council would be the ideal place to find the right community, connect with other women in AV, and continue the expansion of women in tech. Looking forward to what is next.
Thanks so much for adding me Tammy. I'm looking forward to participating and contributing as best I can.
Thank you @Lisa Matthews, CTS for getting me to the right place. I currently work in a team of 1 as part of a larger Engineering org, which can be isolating. I have found great community through our women's ERG, however I am missing the AV team dynamic from being able to bounce ideas around, talk AV trends, learn new skills, keep the old skills fresh, experiment and fail, and hear others experiences in environments that I may not be familiar with. So, I thought the women's council would be the ideal place to find the right community, connect with other women in AV, and continue the expansion of women in tech. Looking forward to what is next.
Thank you so much @Megan Kuhman. I look forward to connecting with you and to contributing to the community as best I can.
Thank you @Lisa Matthews, CTS for getting me to the right place. I currently work in a team of 1 as part of a larger Engineering org, which can be isolating. I have found great community through our women's ERG, however I am missing the AV team dynamic from being able to bounce ideas around, talk AV trends, learn new skills, keep the old skills fresh, experiment and fail, and hear others experiences in environments that I may not be familiar with. So, I thought the women's council would be the ideal place to find the right community, connect with other women in AV, and continue the expansion of women in tech. Looking forward to what is next.