RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY TO CELEBRATE NEW HEADQUARTERS

Group cutting the ribbon outside the new Sight & Sound and Mugwump headquarters under a balloon arch

EVENT COMPANY DUO, NOW OFFICIALLY UNDER ONE ROOF

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. – Sight & Sound Productions and Mugwump Productions held a ribbon cutting ceremony on Wednesday, August 30, 2017 at their newly constructed building and now conjoined headquarters.

“Our ribbon cutting ceremony represents the accomplishments and growth that both companies have achieved,” said Jon Davis, CEO and Owner of Sight & Sound and Mugwump Productions. “We will continue to work as a team and proudly serve the North Florida area and beyond.”

Jon Davis was assisted by his wife, Karen Davis, City Councilman, Aaron Bowman, Tina Robbins and Paul Woods from the Jacksonville Chamber, as well as Steve Madden and Jennifer Plotkin from TD Bank, during the ceremony.

Sight & Sound Productions, in business for 30 years, specializes in event production and audio-visual services. Mugwump Productions, established in 1994, focuses in event décor and design. Together, the companies provide a full-service event production company.

Media Contact:

Victoria Staszewski, Marketing Director
Sight & Sound Productions and Mugwump Productions
vstaszewski@ssav.net | 904.645.7880 x102

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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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