Phillip Peglow Promoted to Associate Principal at Jaffe HoldenJaffe Holden announces the promotion of Phillip Peglow to associate principal. Peglow has been with the firm since 2012 and is the director of the audio and video systems group. During his time with Jaffe Holden, Phillip has designed integrated solutions to technological challenges faced by performing arts venues, museums, and academic learning environments throughout the world. Prior to joining Jaffe Holden, Peglow served as an audio and video consultant for ARTEC Consultants, where he designed systems for large-scale performing arts centers including the Star Performing Arts Centre in Singapore. In addition to his consulting, Phillip's work has been heard on Broadway (Julius Caesar with Denzel Washington, On Golden Pond with James Earl Jones), Off-Broadway (King Lear with Kevin Kline and Stephen Sondheim), regional theaters (Yale Repertory Theater, Arena Stage, The Berkshire Theatre Festival), national and international tours (The Who's Tommy, the Salzburger Marionettentheater). As a sound engineer, Peglow has worked in live sound for artists including Dave Brubeck, Christina Aguilera, and Blues Traveler, in broadcast for ABC, PBS, and NPR, and as a recording engineer for numerous organizations. Peglow served as technical director for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Annex NYC and as audio designer for Leonardo da Vinci's Workshop at Discovery Times Square. After receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree in theater studies from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, Arkansas, Peglow earned a master of fine arts and certificate in technology from the Yale School of Drama in New Haven, Connecticut. The company says, a lifelong commitment to technology helps Peglow make effective and practical decisions that help clients achieve audio and video systems objectives. 
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