Our challenge to you is simple: We want you to become comfortable with networking by doing it! When the show floor opens tomorrow morning (3/13/24) here’s what you need to do – 1. Visit ten booths of a business/vendor/organization/educational institution that you don’t know, introduce yourself and start a conversation. Learn about them and how …Continue Reading

As we head into 2024, InterAmerica Stage welcomes new members to our team. We are excited to have an experienced industry professional, Paul Skidmore, join us as our new Business Development Sales Manager. In his new position, Paul will be responsible for building and expanding IA Stage’s market position by developing strong business relationships and …Continue Reading

InterAmerica Stage (IA Stage) is proud to share that Iris Williams has received a promotion. She now holds the position of Sales Engineer, exemplifying IA Stage’s culture of providing growth opportunities to its employees. In her new role as Sales Engineer, Iris will be responsible for supporting the sales team with their technical needs. “Her …Continue Reading

InterAmerica Stage (IA Stage) is expanding its presence in the Asia-Pacific and Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) regions by adding a familiar face to its new territory. We are thrilled to announce that Aaron Black is joining our team in the Asia-Pacific region as our International Business and Sales Manager.  Aaron is not new …Continue Reading

We are delighted to announce Brian Kelley as December’s Employee of the Month! Originally hailing from Northern Virginia, Brian embarked on his professional journey by earning a degree in Theatre from Radford University. His career kicked off as a Master Electrician touring with Barter for “The Good Docter” immediately after college. Following that, he spent …Continue Reading

Congratulations to Trevor Dorsey, our Employee of the Month for November!    Trevor works in the shop as lead welder. He picked up the trade at a two-year technical school in Ark City, Kansas, after the arrival of his first baby. At the time, he was working in a factory “stacking boxes,” as he put …Continue Reading