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Tanvir Osama is a seasoned professional with over 18 years of experience in technology and business development. Having recently celebrated his 14th year with Prysm, we are delighted to showcase him in the inaugural installment of an ongoing series that will profile members of our team across the globe.
On this International Women’s Day, we celebrate Ellen Simich, a trailblazer whose journey at Prysm spans nearly 12 remarkable years. Making waves in the AV industry, Ellen’s career exemplifies resilience, dedication and a profound commitment to her profession and her role as a parent.
Frank DeMartin, product management, marketing and sales executive, joins Prysm Systems to strengthen product and market strategy
Milpitas, Calif. (December 11, 2023) — Prysm Systems Inc., a leading provider of large-format laser phosphor displays (LPD) that create unrivaled immersion and engagement, has appointed Frank DeMartin as Head of Product Marketing. In this role, DeMartin will strengthen the company’s market strategy, support new product development, drive product positioning, and broaden business relationships.
Prysm Systems unveils Mumbai Demo Center to illustrate the advantages of single-panel interactive digital canvas to empower high-impact engagements
Milpitas, Calif. (November 22, 2023) — Prysm Systems Inc., a leading provider of large-format laser phosphor displays (LPD) that create unrivaled immersion and engagement, announces the first demonstration center in Mumbai, India. As part of Prysm Systems continued growth, the company is invested in strengthening its presence in India by providing access to experience the advantages of a single-panel, high-impact laser phosphor displays (LPD).
Prysm Systems appoints Tod Hardin, award-winning filmmaker and esteemed marketing professional, as director of marketing operations to strengthen the company’s position in the audiovisual industry
Boardrooms and Beyond: Enterprise Solutions Redefine the Boundaries of Visual Interactive Collaboration
Traditionally, company boardrooms have been stiff and stodgy places, designed for one very specific purpose: to bring people together for highly structured, formal meetings. In fact, if we asked you to describe the interior of a typical corporate boardroom, you’d probably mention a long, rectangular table surrounded by attendees who sit there passively, listening to presenters click-through slide deck after slide deck… after slide deck.
