Meet the Team Behind The Install: Ben Graham
Meet the Team: Ben Graham
Who They Are: Co-Owner, Crown Design Group
What They Do: As Crown Design’s co-owner, Graham works on AV installations that inspire. He entered the AV industry after a lengthy path that included over a decade of touring with his band and, after his life on the road came to a close, a job producing live services for his church.
His Best Scene: The Crown Design crew was helping Bayside church set up the lighting for their holiday exhibit but the team couldn’t work in peace, the bright lights kept attracting droves of mosquitoes
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