I am Head of Audio Visual (AV) for Imperial College. I manage and control the delivery of complex technical installations in both new buildings and room upgrades/refurbishments. I also manage the in-house Audio Visual team who support all the AV across our campus’s. I help ensure that our students and staff have access to an evolving suite of products that meets their AV needs, as well as aligning future investments and technologies in a manner that supports the university's overall progressive business strategy and desire for innovation.

Clive has edited AV Magazine for 10 years. In 2012, the magazine celebrated 40 years in business - a publishing and pro AV milestone. He is now Group Editor of AV Magazine which is currently celebrating its 50th year, and Electronics Weekly which celebrated 60 years of publishing in 2020.

A seasoned conference moderator, Clive is an award-winning, former broadcast journalist who also brings with him 40+ years of publishing experience. A former Editor of Which Computer? he launched and fronted the first business tv service for the IT and telecomms industry – The Computer Channel. He’s also enjoyed an extensive Fleet Street career writing, most notably, for The Times, The Financial Times, The Daily Telegraph, Sunday Business (and The Wall Street Journal).

Clive is well known for hosting AV Magazine's AV Awards + Electronics Weekly's Elektra Awards, and as Chairman of AV Magazine's Executive Roundtable discussion sessions, the AV TV Industry Panels and Talking Point interview sessions.

Greg is a business owner, specialist consultant, standards evangelist, writer and teacher. He’s Managing Consultant at Greg Jeffreys Consulting Ltd (GJC) and co-owner of Visual Displays Ltd (VDL). Greg was Chairman of AVIXA (InfoComm) in 2012, serving on the board for seven years. He led AVIXA’s standards group until 2023 and led or co-wrote standards including DISCAS and ISCR.

Guy Campos is Deputy Editor of AV Magazine where he oversees the magazine’s online news and features covering the latest project, people and company news. As a business journalist, he has previously covered everything from the Y2K bug and the dot com boom to industry trends in newspaper and magazine distribution and retailing.

Guy is currently working on his first book, A Bluffer’s Guide to Microsoft Teams Rooms, and is seeking AVIXA approval to offer CTS RUs for his new course “Communication Skills and Strategies for Pro AV Marketing Managers” which combines performance poetry, projection mapping, and volumetric video for the metaverse.

Jason has been in the industry for over 30 years. Initially starting his career in broadcast with the BBC he fell into the world of AV by accident and has never managed to climb out as the sides are just too slippery. He has worked extensively in both integration and consultancy in his time and has a broad range of experience in many kinds of projects. Jason is also passionate about Standards development and implementation and is currently serving his second term on the AVIXA Standards Steering Committee. He has previously won the Volunteer of the Year award from AVIXA for his efforts. Knowledge sharing is also important to Jason - he has spoken publicly and internationally about Standards development and implementation, and delivers electrical safety training for the Institute of Sound Communication and Video Engineers. In his spare time, he designs and operates sound and lighting for theatre and live music performances and runs a technical youth group for those developing skills in this area as he is getting too old for all the running up and down ladders.

Richard has over thirty years experience in designing, building, commissioning and operating audio, video and lighting systems. His work covers a wide range of projects from stadium audio to corporate video conferencing suites to interactive visitor attractions. His work is known worldwide, and he has a reputation for being able to deal with the most technically complex projects. Following a lot of work on large-scale voice alarm systems Richard has sat on British Standards committees helping to develop the next generation of standards. His passion is network connectivity and interoperability.