AV Services Team Provides Technical Support to the USG Board of Regents

Featured from left to right: Charlie Wright, A/V-IT Support professional manager senior; Marcus Garnett, A/V manager for the Board of Regents; and Quincy Thomas, AV-IT Support professional II.
Featured from left to right: Charlie Wright, A/V-IT Support professional manager senior; Marcus Garnett, A/V manager for the Board of Regents; and Quincy Thomas, AV-IT Support professional II.

This October, the Administrative Services Center’s IT Support Services Audio/Visual team took center stage at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College and orchestrated a complex technical setup to ensure a smooth and productive hybrid event for the University System of Georgia Board of Regents.

This October, the Administrative Services Center’s (ASC) IT Support Services Audio/Visual (A/V) team took center stage at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College and orchestrated a complex technical setup to ensure a smooth and productive hybrid event for the University System of Georgia Board of Regents. The team included Charlie Wright, A/V-IT Support professional manager senior; Sam Kuonen, A/V engineer lead; Kimala Wynn, AV-IT Support professional supervisor; and Quincy Thomas, AV-IT Support professional II.  

“The ASC’s IT Support Services A/V Team's dedication, expertise, and commitment to excellence are the driving force behind the success of these BOR meetings,” said Richard Sargent, senior director for IT Support Services. “Their efforts enable the collaboration, engagement, and meaningful discussions necessary among the USG institutions.  

Historically, the USG host institution would provide the information technology (IT) and A/V support for the BOR meeting. However, in 2021, a partnership formed between the BOR and Georgia Tech which solidified Georgia Tech’s A/V team as the primary technology support provider for future BOR meetings at USG institutions.  

A successful technical setup for an event of this magnitude hinges on close collaboration and coordination between the Georgia Tech A/V team and host institution’s IT teams and event organizers to reduce the risk of technical “hiccups” during the meeting.  

Learn more about the ASC’s IT Support Services here.