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Crestron Electronics announces Jeremy Glowacki and Carol Campbell as judges for The Crestron Home Technology Awards, a new initiative to help dealers showcase their most creative projects.
The judging panel is composed of experts in residential technology and design and Crestron leaders. Two guest judges will help determine the best projects in each category. Jeremy Glowacki is a 20-year AV industry veteran and Carol Campbell is a 25-year AV industry veteran who specializes in blending technology and home design.
Crestron Electronics, the global leader in home automation, today announces Jeremy Glowacki and Carol Campbell as judges for The Crestron Home Technology Awards, a new initiative to help dealers showcase their most creative projects. Home automation has evolved into an imaginative space where homeowners can connect, entertain, and relax precisely the way they envision. The Crestron Home Technology Awards showcase the best and most unique projects from the past year that utilize Crestron in innovative ways.
The judging panel is composed of hand-selected experts in residential technology and design, and Crestron leaders in the residential space. Two guest judges will help determine the best projects in each category this year. Jeremy Glowacki, executive editor at Residential Tech Today, is a 20-year AV industry veteran who will bring his vast knowledge about smart homes and the technology implemented throughout them. Carol Campbell, founder and partner at Technology Designer LLC, has been in the AV industry for over 25 years and specializes in the blending of technology and home design. She also provides industry insight through her own platform at Technology Designer.
“I’m looking forward to seeing the best work from Crestron dealers. When I’m judging projects in our industry, obviously a picture is worth a thousand words, but in addition to great photos or even video of the project, I also love an insightful anecdote about how an integrator successfully fulfilled their client’s goals for their home or solved a unique challenge on the project,” said Glowacki.
“A home is the most meaningful place for many of us, which adds another layer of significance to any residential technology project. A well-executed project doesn’t seclude technology and design but instead brings them together for a cohesive experience that caters naturally to the lifestyle of the residents. I’m excited to join this judging panel to highlight some of the year’s most outstanding projects,” added Campbell.
Entrants will have nine categories to choose from, ranging from Best Entertainment Everywhere Solution to Best Design Meets Technology. Crestron dealers can enter as many projects as they wish, and any project can be submitted into multiple categories. The judges will focus on the submission’s quality, the project’s uniqueness, and the visuals accompanying the entry.
