Following a year that has seen proAV complete some of the AV industry’s most innovative projects, Europe’s most exciting systems integrator has now been shortlisted for three awards in AV Magazine’s prestigious annual prize-giving event.

proAV has been nominated in three categories, including Education Project of the Year for the installation of 3D equipment at MATTU, Videoconferencing Project of the Year for a dynamic ATX solution at Catlin and Business Installation of the Year for one of the world’s largest corporate AV installations at Nomura.

“These awards reflect our ability to harness design ingenuity and apply it within the most appropriate AV schemes; our recent launch of proVC with its specialist video communications solutions is testament to our ability to adapt to client markets.”

‘These nominations come during a remarkable year for proAV,’ reveals proAV Managing Director, Richard Brookes. ‘ Whilst others in the market are evaluating the cost of a period of damaging financial volatility, we’ve enjoyed growth across corporate and education sectors with a string of high profile projects and moves into increasingly far-reaching global locations. 

‘These awards reflect proAV’s ability to harness design ingenuity and apply it within the most appropriate AV schemes possible; our recent launch of proVC with its specialist video communications solutions is testament to our ability to adapt to client markets.’

Winners of all award categories will be announced during a gala dinner at the Hilton on Park Lane in central London on 30th September.

You can read more about the AV Magazine awards here and discover why the MATTU project has become recognised for innovation in the Education category this year.

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