Recognize the people behind the scenes, who make the show happen before the show happens.
Randy Schreck 1. What is your favorite live event memory and why? Working a House of Blues (Orlando) event where NOFX was the headliner. I
Here’s our 4th in a series of 5 Questions. Richard Schroeder 1. What is your favorite live event memory and why? Running monitors for Charlie
We asked Nick Nazario, Flex’s Customer Success Manager, our Five Questions—including his favorite live event memory, the best part of his job, and his predictions
At Flex, our people set us apart—and Patrick is a prime example. With a background spanning biomedical imaging, lighting design, and engineering, he brings deep
When you pick a rental software platform, are you thinking about your best customer? Or your hardest one? When you evaluate a rental management platform,
At Flex, our people make all the difference, and Jacob Wise is a perfect example of that. With a background in creative direction, project management,
When you’re in the business of live events, your operations move fast. You’re quoting shows, managing gear across warehouses, scheduling crews, and invoicing clients—often all
Michele Cogan, Inventory Manager at All Access, has spent over 14 years in the live events industry, witnessing the evolution from handwritten quotes on napkins to sophisticated inventory systems. Her job? Ensuring every piece of equipment—from massive stage structures to the smallest cables—is exactly where it needs to be.
In the live events industry, timing is everything. Between managing gear, coordinating crews, and hitting tight deadlines, there’s no room for slow systems or disconnected
Managing inventory for live events isn’t just about tracking gear—it’s about making sure the right equipment is ready when and where you need it. If
