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SEPTEMBER 1-4, 2026 • DENVER, CO

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Carley Knobloch

Carley Knobloch

Technology AdvisorAudiovisions
Wed Sep 021:30 PM – 3:00 PM403

From Subcontractor to Collaborator: Partnering With Designers on Intelligent Lighting

Lighting is the single element that unifies architecture, interior design, and technology — yet it remains one of the most misunderstood conversations…Lighting is the single element that unifies architecture, interior design, and technology — yet it remains one of the most misunderstood conversations happening on the luxury jobsite today. This panel bridges the gap between the design and integratio…Lighting is the single element that unifies architecture, interior design, and technology — yet it remains one of the most misunderstood conversations happening on the luxury jobsite today. This panel bridges the gap between the design and integration worlds, translating the technical realities of intelligent lighting and control architecture into the language interior designers actually speak: mood, layering, and intention. Whether you're an int…Lighting is the single element that unifies architecture, interior design, and technology — yet it remains one of the most misunderstood conversations happening on the luxury jobsite today. This panel bridges the gap between the design and integration worlds, translating the technical realities of intelligent lighting and control architecture into the language interior designers actually speak: mood, layering, and intention. Whether you're an integrator looking to earn a seat at the design table earlier in the process or a designer ready to stop treating lighting control as an afterthought, this session will change the way you collaborate — and the results you deliver for your clients.Show MoreClick the title to see all detailsShow More
LightingSession Track
Carley Knobloch
Carley KnoblochTechnology Advisor, Audiovisions
Cecilia Ramos
Cecilia RamosSenior Director - Architectural Market, Lutron
Thu Sep 0312:30 PM – 2:00 PM404

Social Media Strategy for Integrators Who Hate Social Media 

Most integrators got into this business to design and install exceptional systems — not to become content creators. This panel tackles the reality tha

Most integrators got into this business to design and install exceptional systems — not to become content creators. This panel tackles the reality that a strong social media presence is no longer optional for high-end AV and home automation firms, an

Most integrators got into this business to design and install exceptional systems — not to become content creators. This panel tackles the reality that a strong social media presence is no longer optional for high-end AV and home automation firms, and delivers practical, low-effort strategies that actually work for people who'd rather be in a rack room than on Instagram. Attendees will leave with a repeatable framework they can implement without

Most integrators got into this business to design and install exceptional systems — not to become content creators. This panel tackles the reality that a strong social media presence is no longer optional for high-end AV and home automation firms, and delivers practical, low-effort strategies that actually work for people who'd rather be in a rack room than on Instagram. Attendees will leave with a repeatable framework they can implement without hiring a marketing team or sacrificing billable hours.

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BusinessSession Track
Carley Knobloch
Carley KnoblochTechnology Advisor, Audiovisions
Tue Sep 014:00 PM – 5:00 PM402

This Old House: Upgrading Legacy Homes for Modern Living

  Older homes have character, history, and charm — but they weren't built with smart lighting, whole-home audio, or high-speed networking in mind. Thi

  Older homes have character, history, and charm — but they weren't built with smart lighting, whole-home audio, or high-speed networking in mind. This panel explores the unique challenges and creative solutions that come with retrofitting legacy pro

  Older homes have character, history, and charm — but they weren't built with smart lighting, whole-home audio, or high-speed networking in mind. This panel explores the unique challenges and creative solutions that come with retrofitting legacy properties for modern technology, from working within existing architecture and avoiding costly structural changes to setting realistic client expectations and pricing retrofit projects profitably. Wheth

  Older homes have character, history, and charm — but they weren't built with smart lighting, whole-home audio, or high-speed networking in mind. This panel explores the unique challenges and creative solutions that come with retrofitting legacy properties for modern technology, from working within existing architecture and avoiding costly structural changes to setting realistic client expectations and pricing retrofit projects profitably. Whether it's a mid-century modern in the hills or a historic estate, integrators who master the retrofit will never run out of work.

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Design BuildSession Track
Joe Whitaker
Carley Knobloch
Abiola Amusan
Andrea Harvey
Joe Whitaker
Joe WhitakerVP Commercial, Origin Acoustics
Carley Knobloch
Carley KnoblochTechnology Advisor, Audiovisions
Abiola Amusan
Abiola AmusanPrincipal, AV Luxury Design Lighting
Andrea Harvey
Andrea HarveyDirector of Design & Build Outreach, CEDIA
Joe Whitaker
Joe WhitakerVP Commercial, Origin Acoustics
Carley Knobloch
Carley KnoblochTechnology Advisor, Audiovisions
Abiola Amusan
Abiola AmusanPrincipal, AV Luxury Design Lighting
Andrea Harvey
Andrea HarveyDirector of Design & Build Outreach, CEDIA
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