Proximity, formerly Grow Light Design, challenges the current lighting design status quo in controlled environment cannabis cultivation with the most versatile, effective & patented lighting systems to supplement and compliment existing overhead lighting with light delivered directly to under-served, light-deprived and otherwise under-productive areas of the plant to increase production dramatically. Some call this type of lighting intercanopy, intracanopy, or under-canopy... we call it PROXIMITY.

Inception Innovations is a leading manufacturer and OEM/ODM supplier of high quality lighting channel raceway solutions and control technology. We are highly passionate, determined and dedicated to solving problems with innovative technologies, products and applications. As a successful innovator with several patents issued and pending in the lighting and lighting control industry, we push boundaries and create solutions to everyday problems with our forward thinking, user-friendly technology and products.

The original "permanent Christmas lights." We developed patented architectural color-changing lighting designed to line the perimeter of homes or businesses taking on the appearance of crown-molding during the day and then at night looks like traditional holiday or celebration lighting. The lighting system allowed the user to easily change the color of the lights to select the perfect color or color-changing scene for any occasion throughout the year. Inception Lighting focused on municipal and commercial customers while licensing our technology to Blue Hopper, Permalites, Trimlite365 and the like as the market grew and evolved.

The Litigation Support Company (LitCo), 2006-2010, was a premier litigation support company focused on Mesothelioma cases providing law firms with evidence gathering, technology and logistical services throughout the entire process of a lawsuit including pretrial preparation, during trial with "war room" support, in-court electronic delivery and technology support where a mistake could mean mistrial. The company grew to 20 employees with 5 teams providing litigation support services for their attorney clients winning several $10 million+ verdicts. Eddins sold the company in 2010 for a successful exit.

After playing on TCU's top 5 ranked team with an individual top 10 NCAA Division I ranking, Scott competed in more than 20 countries globally in tournaments at the highest levels of professional tennis. Highlights include being among the top 50 American tennis players on the ATP tour and competing in the 1999 US Open.