As an architect by training (BS Architecture, Cal Poly SLO) and a collaborative technologist with four decades of practice, I’m passionate about mentoring the next generation of AV professionals at the intersection of technology, strategy, and leadership. I have been active in AVIXA since 1986 and served on the national board from 1993–2000. I am a Fellow of the Society for Marketing Professional Services (SMPS) and an Associate member of the American Institute of Architects. I serve as Director of Digital Experience Design at Clark & Enersen, a 200-person interdisciplinary architecture and engineering firm, where I lead the planning and design of integrated audiovisual and digital experience environments for higher education, healthcare, and research clients. In parallel, through my personal advisory practice at CraigPark.Company, I counsel AEC and technology organizations on business strategy, collaborative design and delivery, and growth leadership. My expertise spans systems design, integrated building technology planning, and strategic business development. I bring an award-winning, B2B design-thinking approach developed through leadership roles with national AEC and technology firms. Across both institutional and consulting roles, I have led marketing and growth strategy, designed future-ready learning and simulation environments, and helped organizations implement AI-powered tools that scale expertise and performance.

InfoComm—it's how we connect. InfoComm is the world’s most vital pro AV show. Where the unseen technology behind our modern lives is at work and at play. Transparent 3D LED screens. Mixing boards used by the biggest touring artists. And massive control rooms broadcasting sports, viral videos and more. ​ It’s where global brands launch new products and where you’ll tap into a vast network of extraordinary humans changing how we experience the world. From the coffee we smart brew to the concert we jam to—and all the moments in between. Lift the curtain on what’s powering connection today. And cue the lights for what’s powering it tomorrow.