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Stanton Helms and Benjamin Faulkenberry are among the first to receive grants through the International Communications Industries Foundation (ICIF).
Stanton Helms, a 13-year veteran of the telecommunications industry, and Benjamin Faulkenberry, a student at York Technical College in South Carolina, are among the first to receive grants through the International Communications Industries Foundation (ICIF). The grant program is designed to mentor and engage talented individuals in the AV industry. Helms will earn experience thanks to grant sponsor Zdi, while Faulkenberry’s grant is sponsored by Unified AV Systems.
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Pebble, the leading automation, content management, and integrated channel specialist, is pleased to announce a range of new hires across its business as it continues to build on its...
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