InfoComm is the Super Bowl of the AV industry. And HETMA and Higher Ed AV Media are there to make it an experience to remember. Listen as Joe Way breaks down the week along with members of the HETMA Board and Chairs. Read More
The 2026 Higher Ed AV Hall-of-Fame class has been announced. Join us in congratulating Frank Alaimo, Ernie Bailey, Mark Dunlop, Dan Noullet, and David Labuskes. Celebrate with us live in Las Vegas on June 15. Read More
Recorded on June 4, 2026: With InfoComm 2026 just around the corner, Tim Van Woeart, Nancy Blanchard, Brandy Johnson, and Murphy Daley preview the upcoming show, share booth information, discuss networking opportunities, and highlight key events attendees should not miss. The conversation covers HETMA activities, the Higher Ed AV Awards, community meetups, vendor events, and... Read More
Ryan Gray talks with Philipp Gude of GUDE Systems about smart power management, remote rebooting, and why reliability matters so much in higher education AV environments. The conversation moves from GUDE’s family company roots and people first culture to InfoComm 2026, HETMA Approved testing, and the role of campus standardization in modern AV support. Philipp also shares thoughts on GUDE’s global presence, working across power standards, and how HETMA can continue growing through collaboration with established higher education technology communities in Europe. Read More
In this May episode of HETMA Presents… Chair to Chair, Erin Maher-Moran sits down with Aaron Baker, Events Chair for HETMA and a higher ed technology professional at Stephen F. Austin State University. Their conversation explores Aaron’s accidental path into higher ed AV, how HETMA helped him find a wider professional community, and what it takes to create meaningful events that bring higher ed technology managers together. Read More
Often, the best, most edifying conversations are the ones that are not forced. There’s something powerful about creating a space where people can simply show up, speak from experience, and share what’s on their minds. No script. No perfect polish. No overly managed agenda. Just a simple invitation to contribute something useful, meaningful, and timely.... Read More
