Listen: Discussing All Things A/V with Gary Fuller and Alison Maxson
On today’s podcast, we chat with Gary Fuller and Alison Maxson from Absen America. We discuss the relatively recent ideological changes in the industry, the approach they take in communicating (both speaking and listening) with their customers, the benefits a local infrastructure presents to a company, and we talk about a dream project for Gary.
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