Steve Krauthamer

Maryland

I’ll never forget

introducing Ben Affleck to Dr. Martin Luther King III on MLK day, the day before Obamas inauguration.

My peers consider me

someone who never sits still.

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Sheryl Krauthamer

Maryland

My peers consider me

direct, opinionated and silly.

Voted most likely to

keep learning and asking lots of questions.

Eileen Frazier

Maryland

I’ll never forget

my first project with Steve, the CEO of Precon, a 50,000 person event on the National Mall, in 2008!

Voted most likely to

be seen at a Washington Nationals or Capitals game dressed to show my team spirit.

Rick Mathews

Virginia

Voted most likely to

leave the country for a weekend just to ride a rollercoaster.

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Paul Case

California

Voted most likely to

keep calm in any situation and find a solution.

Ill never forget

the day I joined Precon and found a forever team and home.

Will Stratton

Virginia

My super power is

juggling full floors of breakouts and keep them running perfectly smooth.

I’ll never forget

working my first international show in London as a breakout manager for ISACA 2018.

Jere Crosby

California

Voted most likely to

ask all the dumb questions.

I’ll never forget

the time I hung out with Dave Grohl.

Lisa Arnold

Virginia

Clients would say I

have grace under fire.

Voted most likely to

know how to do that weird thing in Excel.

Dani Pohlhaus

Maryland

I’ll never forget

the time I was working my first ever event, and a snow storm hit Chicago hard. The plane with all of our material and gear slipped off the runway, and we had to scramble to create everything from scratch with less than 24 hours to event start. Talk about learning under pressure … it’s amazing what you can create when your feet are to the fire!

Voted most likely to

see the good in others in and any situation. There are no failures in life as long as we fail forward. Most optimistic for sure!

Justin Sorrentino

Virginia

I’ll never forget

watching a relatively short team member try to put a lav mic on Shaquille O’Neal.

Voted most likely to

request another monitor.

Mike Hamberger

Virginia

I’ll never forget

pushing Cases across the marble lion’s head in the lobby.

Voted most likely to

act a fool!

Jordan Schneyer

Maryland

I’ll never forget

the time I was asked to pickup Elie Wiesel from the train station and escort him to the hotel for a VIP event. We spent about 30 minutes talking in the car about politics, baseball and DC. What an incredible once-in-a-lifetime experience!

Voted most likely to

find a grammatical error.

Dan Helbling

My superpower is

creativity. Wielding a mouse and keyboard allows me to express myself on screen with animations and video editing. 

My peers consider me

as the person to always find the best in a challenging situation.

Christopher Schneyer

Maryland

I’ll never forget

my zoom call with Jane Fonda

My super power is

making things “pretty”…obviously

Jon Reiss

Pennsylvania – Maryland

My peers consider me

a harsh negotiator.

Voted most likely to

put somebody on my S* List!

Jason Serfecz

Pennsylvania

Clients would say I

go the extra mile.

My super power is

juggling Nexus frames.

Jessica Halem

New York

Clients would say I

create order out of chaos.

My superpower is

color-coding any and everything!

Lindsey Jurd

Maryland

Clients would say I

am an invested partner in making their vision a reality.

My super power is

levitation… just kidding! It’s my positive, creative, and solutions-oriented mindset.

Millie Prescott

Massachusetts

Clients would say I

Have a personal approach to their events, and I take great pride in ensuring everything runs smoothly.

My superpower is

Finding solutions to problems.

Matt Street

Virginia

Voted most likely to

tell compelling stories.

I’ll never forget

serving Britney Spears while bartending in college.