Since 2001 we’ve worked hard to remain one of the top Crestron programming companies. Others have come and gone over the years, but we’re still doing what we love. Customers choose us time and time again because we’re Crestron programming experts, and we always deliver. Continue reading “AVPA Celebrates 10 Years in Business!” »

Visit the Creston booth at InfoComm11 and see our user interface offerings at Crestron’s Touch Screen Design Gallery. Our president, Matt Grisafe will also be promoting Peeek.org, the largest and most comprehensive AV directory in the U.S.

We’re excited to announce the beginning of Peeek.org. AVPA and modMACRO have partnered to a comprehensive directory and scoring system specifically for audiovisual companies and professionals. Learn more at Peeek.org

2011 is AV Programming Associates’ 10th in as a Crestron Authorized Independent Programming (CAIP) company and we’re expecting big things. We’ve also renewed several of our certifications recently, including those with InfoComm and Brainbox Foundation.

As we close out 2010, we’re completing several projects, including three more integration projects using Apple’s iPad. AVPA closes the year with nearly 800 projects completed.

AVPA’s President, Matt Grisafe has been recognized by InfoComm and the Professional Education and Training Committee (PETC) as “Adjunct Faculty”

As part of our continued dedication to professional training and our focus on Crestron, AVPA’s President, Matt Grisafe has earned Crestron’s DigitalMedia Certified Designer (DMC-D), and DigitalMedia Certified Engineer (DMC-E) certifications.

We’re happy to announce that AVPA’s DesignAssist is live. The initial release provides a device functionality reference to assist with system design and scoping.

AVPA completes their goal of having ALL technical staff members earn a minimum of Crestron Master Level Programmer Certification

AVPA announces 2009 Cashback Rewards program for valued customers

Crestron’s Corporate Training Center (Rockleigh, NJ) now features AVPA touch panel games. Othello, Minefield, and Cherry Slots were added to illustrate that certified, creative programmers can accomplish anything on a Crestron platform.