Anthony Sprando, Commercial AV & Acoustical Treatment Design Build Firm Owner in Bend Oregon.Professional Experience:My portfolio is full of 25 years of local commercial audiovisual work, CCB#206165 & CLE 773 (Low Voltage Manager), and Managing a Team of Designers, LEA, CTS PersonnelThe first major project was the new Deschutes County building on Lafayette and Wall Street. Since then, Tony has designed and built Audiovisual Systems, Solved Acoustical Problems, and installed Zoom/Team capable Rooms while leading a qualified team of designers and installers. Some of his other work consists of an ongoing relationship with local, state, and federal governments and he has been in almost every central Oregon classroom and Auditorium providing his expertise to upgrade their AVL systems. Local Convention Center Remodels, Nation Wide Hotel Chains, and restaurants to add a few."Tony will bring to the table strong relationships in the industry to ensure start to finish each project is designed, and installed using industry standards, and will provide follow-up and training at the end of each job. He has built his reputation in this town on this and would like to start to work with you on your next project."“Tony has been a staple in the Bend area for Video Solutions. It’s a pleasure doing business with him and his Family! He is the "service" in that space....he can do it and he services what he sells. Does not get any better than that!” - Al Smith, CEO at Face to Face Live | HD Video Conferencing“Tony is a skilled listener and comes up with creative, viable solutions to video-communications needs. Highly recommended” - Dharma Chappell, Solutions Consultant at Weston Technology Solutions“I have known Tony for a few years now and I can honestly say that he gets the job done. Tony offers everything you need for your next big conference and has helped out organizations I have worked with. Even when with last minute notice, Tony gets my customers taken care of.” - Jesse Carroll, Creative Business Development Consultant“Tony takes the time to understand the scope of a project and using his product knowledge integrates an equipment package that will fit the end user's needs. The final design will provide a system that is easy to use but upgradable in the future.” - Ed Stortro, Producer, Editor, Studio Engineer at COUV.Com