Mark Fitzpatrick Email & Phone Number

New York, Ny, Us

New York, Ny, Us

Managing The New School's Events IT Department, which provides event technology, academic support, and production services for the University community.• Responsible for over fifteen hundred unique performances, lectures, conferences, and events annually.• Responsible for audio-visual productions of on-campus public events.• Responsible for providing delivery of technical services for all New School Board of Trustee meetings.• Responsible for providing technical services to all venue-leased on-campus productions.• Managing the audio, video, and lighting technology for the 500-plus seat auditoriums, six large lecture halls, four small lecture rooms, and sixteen conference rooms.• Directing two managers, five full-time technicians, three part-time technicians, and multiple freelance staff who provide a high level of service to the New School community and our guests.• Coordinating and executing the delivery of technical services for one thousand private meetings and classes every year.• Committee member who helped conceive and implement the technology planning for lecture halls and auditoriums on campus, including two hundred classrooms.• Maintaining an accurate audio-visual inventory of equipment and performing administrative tasks.• Working professionally with a diverse population in a supportive manner while providing proven customer service based on a foundation of highly proficient organizational, managerial, and administrative skills.

Schiller Park, Il, Us

Presentation Services provides in-house multi-media technology to the hotel and convention industries. In my positions at The Hilton New York, The Pierre, and at The Sheraton New York, I was responsible for day-to-day operations and delivery of services to our clients. This includes event planning, sales, supervision of a union technical crew, management of sales and operational personnel, coordination and maintenance of multi-media equipment, as well as ensuring profitability as measured by predetermined benchmarks. Daily procurement of labor and equipment requires the efficient coordination of the efforts of our staff, vendors, and union personnel. The successful execution of events was aided by my close working relationship with the hotel staff.

Corporate Audio Visual Services provides multi-media technology services throughout the United States for large business meetings, sales presentations, and medical and scientific conferences. As Director of Operations I was responsible for all events, managed the technical staff, and coordinated labor and equipment. This entailed a close working relationship with company sales staff, meeting planners, and hospitality staff, as well as overseeing and approving the budgetary and technical requirements of these productions. The financial management of the company was also my responsibility as regards capital expenditures for equipment and vehicles, ensuring the timely repair of equipment and vehicles, contracting with vendors and suppliers, exercising inventory control over equipment and contracting for freelance labor, essentially ensuring the smooth execution of day-to-day operations.

Yonkers, New York, Us

As a Senior Technician for KVL Audio Visual Services at the St. Regis Hotel the set up and operation of all audio-visual equipment for meetings and conferences was my responsibility. In this capacity, I worked closely with the client or their meeting planner as regards matters of technical requirements and room layout. This position also required a high degree of cooperation between technical staff. These meetings and conferences typically required the teamwork of six to ten people and incorporated computer interface, LCD projection, wireless audio systems, and teleconferencing in order to satisfy the requirements of the client.

New York, Ny, Us

VMS is an international broadcast and cable television retrieval service, which provides video and audio tapes, and transcripts of broadcast material to the public relations,advertising, and entertainment industries.As an off line video editor, I produced upwards of twenty videotapes per day from original footage through to final client "Okay." In these capacities, I regularly worked with 1/2", 3/4", beta sp and beta cam formats.In 1996, I assisted in the coordination of hardware and technical personnel during the merger of Radio TV Reports and Video Monitoring Service. This project involved the smooth integration of approximately $100,000 of video equipment and fifteen editors at the New York company headquarters

Radio TV Reports was a national broadcast and cable television retrieval service, which provided video and audio tapes, and transcripts of broadcast material to the public relations,advertising, and entertainment industries.As an off line video editor, I produced upwards of twenty videotapes per day from original footage through to final client "Okay." Additionally`, from 1988 to 1996, I over saw the operation of the entire RTV off-air recording system. This system consisted of 75-80 video tape recorders operating simultaneously in a coordinated,scheduled fashion.In both of these capacities, I regularly worked with 1/2", 3/4", beta sp and beta cam formats.In 1996, I assisted in the coordination of hardware and technical personnel during the merger of Radio TV Reports and Video Monitoring Service. This project involved the smooth integration of approximately $100,000 of video equipment and fifteen editors at the New York company headquarters

Ba, Communications

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