SAVe Brings its Call to Action to InfoComm 2025 in Orlando
SAVe, a U.S.-based nonprofit focused on advancing the United Nations’ 2030 Sustainable Development Goals within the AV industry, will participate in InfoComm 2025.
“For the second year in a row, AVIXA has generously sponsored SAVe at InfoComm, providing SAVe a powerful platform to communicate our call to action,” said Christina De Bono, founder and president of SAVe. “Our partnership with AVIXA, combined with the support we have received from our annual sponsors, is a critical catalyst for our all-volunteer, independent organization of AV change makers from around the world.”
At this year’s show, SAVe will be represented by an 11-person delegation, including seven SAVe Ambassadors from six countries:
- Carolina Sosa and Juan Carlos Gutiérrez (Colombia)
- Cristiano Mazza (Brazil)
- Juan Carlos Medina (Mexico)
- Julie Legault (Canada)
- Adaline Tatum (Belize)
- Virginia Molina (Argentina)
Other delegation members include SAVe co-founder Christina De Bono (ClearTech AV), board members Ray Kent and Debbie Williamson (president of Tempest Technologies), and John Thomas, co-chair of the SAVe: A Second Life Committee.
SAVe’s activities at InfoComm will include:
- Participation in the Exertis | Almo opening night reception on June 10 and the Panasonic reception on June 11
- A panel discussion titled “Leveraging Technology for Live Event Sustainability,” featuring Julie Legault and Ray Kent
- A presentation by Cristiano Mazza during “Congreso AVIXA – Transformación Digital y Sostenibilidad” on June 12
- Attendance at the HETMA Happy Hour Reception (sponsored by Panasonic) and involvement in the HETMA Scavenger Hunt, where members will distribute SDG pins
SAVe also continues its collaboration with HETMA, a relationship that dates back to the organization’s launch.
SAVe’s InfoComm presence is supported by 11 annual sponsors, including:
- Sustaining sponsor: Crestron
- Preservation sponsors: Philips Professional Displays and Shure
- Impact sponsors: AV Pro Global, Bug ID, Epson, Exertis Almo, Legrand | AV, Panasonic, Pittwater, and Sony
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