Make-A-Wish Jacksonville, Florida Event

Event hall set with blue-linen tables and white chairs for a fundraiser viewing party

WISH MADNESS NCAA BASKETBALL VIEWING PARTY

Sight & Sound Productions sponsored Make-A-Wish’s Central and Northern Florida fundraising event on March 23rd featuring local craft breweries, Jacksonville’s finest restaurants, and a silent auction with all proceeds benefitting the Make-A-Wish foundation. Their mission is to serve a unique, and vital, role in helping strengthen and empower children battling life-threatening medical conditions. Click here for more info on the Make-A-Wish foundation.


Sight & Sound Productions is a full-service event production company serving the southeast since 1987.

At the Wish Madness basketball viewing party, we provided the necessary event accommodations including tables, décor, staging, projector/screen, and live streamed the March Madness games.

For more info on how we can help serve you, feel free to contact us at any time.

victoria staszewski vp of marketing sight and sound productions florida

Victoria Staszewski

VP of Marketing, Sight & Sound Productions
Victoria Staszewski is VP of Marketing at Sight & Sound Productions, Florida’s event production company for the conferences, galas and trade shows that can’t go wrong. She joined the company in 2012 as a marketing coordinator, back when the job meant photographing events, mocking up stage looks for project managers and helping write RFPs. She ran marketing for Sight & Sound and its sister company Mugwump Productions as Marketing Manager and then Marketing Director for a decade before moving into the VP role in 2023. Before Sight & Sound, she ran game-day operations and video-board content for USSSA events in Orlando, which is where she learned that a show is only as good as the crew behind the screen. She writes about what happens between the first call and load-out: the planning decisions that keep a general session on time, the AV choices that make a hybrid meeting work for the people who aren’t in the room, and the questions most planners don’t know to ask until it’s late. When a planner reaches out through this site, Victoria is the first person who reads it.

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