PSNI Global Alliance has announced its 2026 board of directors, appointing a group of industry leaders to guide the organization’s strategic vision, governance and global growth as it marks its 40th anniversary.

The board reflects PSNI’s focus on collaboration, operational excellence and global representation. Members come from certified solution providers across multiple regions, supporting the Alliance’s role in delivering consistent audiovisual and technology solutions for enterprise customers worldwide.

The 2026 PSNI Global Alliance Board of Directors includes Jeremy Elsesser of Level 3AV as chairman, Jeff Davis of Avidex as president, Bill Chamberlin of Verrex as vice president, and Megan Stasio of Data Projections as secretary-treasurer. Directors-at-large include Ronan McLaughlin of Meritec, Michiel Hardonk of Econocom AV and Samantha Haun of PCC. Members-at-large include Ken Scaturro of Yorktel-Kinly and Kevin Collins of CTI.

“This Board represents the depth of experience, geographic diversity, and leadership strength that define PSNI Global Alliance,” said Chris Miller, executive director of PSNI. “As we celebrate 40 years of the Alliance in 2026, this leadership team will help ensure PSNI continues to evolve while remaining grounded in the certified processes and global collaboration that set us apart.”

PSNI said its board of directors provides strategic oversight for the Alliance’s global initiatives, including certification programs, quality assurance, partner engagement and enterprise deployment services. The organization operates in more than 70 countries, supporting multinational technology rollouts through standardized processes and collaborative delivery models.

As part of its anniversary year, PSNI will convene its global network at ISE 2026 in Barcelona. The Alliance plans its largest presence to date at the event, exhibiting at Stand 2W480. According to PSNI, the stand will feature certified solution providers from all six continents where the organization operates, highlighting its global reach and ability to deliver consistent outcomes for enterprise technology deployments.

PSNI Global Alliance is marking 40 years of service to enterprise technology users worldwide in 2026. The organization said the newly announced board will play a key role in guiding PSNI’s continued expansion and evolution while maintaining its focus on certified processes and global collaboration.