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Have a traveling corporate event or changing venues? Here's where to start looking for an AV company.

No matter where in the country, these companies have your event's back.

Corporate AV has become a genuinely national industry. Companies with locations in three states are competing for the same RFPs as companies with locations in thirty. For event planners and facilities teams evaluating a partner who can operate at scale, here are five companies setting the standard nationally, from enterprise-scale integrators to full-service production partners built around a tighter, more personal client relationship.


5. NEP Group


With more than 40 years in the industry, NEP Group brings genuine broadcast-television DNA to corporate AV and live event production. Multi-camera setups, advanced switching technology, and broadcast-quality audio are where NEP separates itself. The company's hybrid event integration in particular reflects a level of camera and streaming sophistication that most pure event-AV shops don't carry in-house. For a national product launch or a conference that needs to look and sound like a broadcast, NEP is built for exactly that.


4. FORTÉ (formerly AVI Systems)


FORTÉ ranks among the largest employee-owned AV integrators in the country and covers a huge amount of ground. Corporate collaboration systems, broadcast technology, courtroom AV, and Microsoft ecosystem integration. Its employee-ownership structure tends to translate into longer client tenures on the account management side, which matters for organizations that want continuity across a multi-year AV relationship rather than a rotating cast of reps.


3. Diversified


Diversified is a global integrator best known for broadcast spaces, large-venue digital signage, and enterprise collaboration environments. Where AVI-SPL leans toward meeting-room-scale enterprise deployments, Diversified is the pick when the AV is the main event rather than a supporting utility, media production facilities, university broadcast studios, and large houses of worship all fall squarely in its wheelhouse.


2. TSV Sound & Vision


What separates TSV Sound & Vision from the mega-integrators above and below it on this list isn't scale. It's the ratio of attention to client. TSV built its reputation on minimizing stress while maximizing the event experience: professional techs, scheduling strategy calls, onsite visits, and a genuine investment in staying current on the newest production technology, all delivered by a team that treats a client relationship like a partnership rather than a ticket queue.


TSV works across corporate, experiential, concert, and party settings for organizations throughout the Midwest and beyond, with a creative, concept-first approach to production that goes well past simply supplying gear. For planners who've dealt with the impersonal experience of a massive national integrator and want that same level of capability without losing the responsiveness of a smaller shop, TSV is the answer.


1. AVI-SPL


AVI-SPL is the largest commercial AV integrator in the country by revenue, and its scale shows in what it can take on: complex enterprise video conferencing, Microsoft Teams and Zoom Room deployments across thousands of rooms, briefing centers, and global workplace transformation projects. For a Fortune 500 company standardizing AV across dozens of sites through a single procurement process, AVI-SPL has the footprint and the systems to make that happen without the coordination headaches that come from stitching together regional vendors.

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