Josh Samuels is a New York City based sound designer, mixer, and audio engineer working at the intersection of sound art and technology. Having started out in theatre, they have worked on countless shows across the country and in New York City, including 10 Broadway productions. Their expansive experience in sound includes Theatre, Opera, Live Music, Recorded Music, Film, Broadcast, Podcast, Immersive, Architecture and various other forms of live events and installation sound. They are a proud member of USA 829, and the TSDCA and hold a degree in theatrical design from Ithaca College. 

   For almost 30 years, South Korea-based Jushin AVT has provided outstanding audiovisual integration services for a variety of spaces, including meeting rooms, conference rooms, and auditoriums. And now, with all that experience under its belt, Jushin AVT is ready to take its customers beyond AV integration to total workplace transformation.    'Smart Workplace’ and ‘Modern Workplace’ have become buzzwords in the industry, and a lot of related solutions have come into the market. However, most of the things available to fulfill the customer’s expectations are interior design elements such as furniture and tables, or software tools such as collaboration and web conferencing. What we believe is missing is the true AV-driven workplace environment.”    To show current and future customers what a truly AV-driven workplace environment looks like, Jushin AVT is running the country's first and largest AV Experience Center which presents a total solution for workplace innovation, including room scheduling, wireless presentation, virtual meeting rooms, intelligent acoustic systems, network-based AV solutions, and artificial intelligence-enabled control systems. The 3,600-square-foot facility is designed for customers, dealers, designers, and architects to get an up-close and personal look at the latest audiovisual and collaboration technologies that make up the innovative modern workplace. All the spaces in the Experience Center, including the boardroom, training room, huddle room, and town hall meeting room, are designed and equipped just as they would be in an actual workspace. Visitors can gain first-hand insights into where the future of the workplace is headed and how collaboration spaces should be designed.