PRG Promotes Production Veteran Matt Hohmann Plus Appointment of Five New Technical Directors

	Matt Hohmann

PRG announces promotions within its corporate events (CE) division, including production veteran Matt Hohmann to senior director of production services, alongside the addition of five technical directors.

Most recently serving as director of production services, Hohmann originally began his career as a lighting intern at the company before quickly ascending the ranks. His leadership in production services -- and close focus on process enhancement -- has been pivotal in managing a robust pipeline at PRG. In conjunction with Hohmann's advancement comes the appointment of Eric Hanson, Justin Juriga, Wendy Coop, James Oyler, and Walker Harris as the division's new technical directors.

Reporting to Ariane Coldiron, PRG's senior vice president of corporate events, the team will work closely with external partners and internal stakeholders to ensure PRG's solutions align with project needs, enhancing collaboration, and efficiency.

While technical director is a recognized industry title, it takes on a unique focus at PRG where it is designed to complement -- rather than compete with -- freelance and client technical directors, the company says.

"As we continue to elevate the impact of our corporate events division, I am excited to announce Matt's well-deserved promotion, along with the appointment of our new Technical Directors," says Coldiron, PRG senior vice president, corporate events. "Technical excellence is central to the PRG mission and these developments will enhance our ability to deliver exceptional experiences that create lasting value for our clients."

"I am glad to be a part of a company that is continuously innovating and understands how technology can propel the ideas and visions of event producers. Combining strategic planning with a deep production acumen, we'll ensure that every show is planned, advanced, and resourced properly. We're proud to reinforce PRG's commitment to innovation, efficiency, and technical excellence," says Hohmann.