NYC Corporate Sound

About NYC Corporate Sound

More Than AV. Complete Production Confidence. NYC Corporate Sound provides professionally managed audio, video, lighting and hybrid event production for corporate meetings, multiroom conferences, executive presentations, galas, nonprofit benefits, brand activations, live podcasts and outdoor events. Based in New Rochelle, we serve NYC, Westchester, Long Island, Northern New Jersey and Fairfield County, CT, including Stamford and Greenwich. Your production is planned around your venue, audience, agenda and budget. We provide sound reinforcement, wireless microphones, presentation displays and projection, video playback, livestreaming, two-way remote participation, presenter lighting and step-and-repeat lighting. Our team handles delivery, setup, testing, onsite technical operation and breakdown. Founder Jay Salter stays involved in planning and production oversight. Our Event Command Center gives clients a private hub for event details and coordination. Available Field Production Coordinator support adds attentive client check-ins and coordination with the venue and technical team. Recent work includes Wave Sports & Entertainment's New York Knicks watch party featuring Carmelo Anthony and The Kid Mero of HOT 97; an executive event at The St. Regis New York; Region 6's three-day, multiroom conference; Wainwright House's 75th Anniversary Benefit; and Refuge America's gathering during United Nations General Assembly week. Managed event production starts at $1,500. We offer competitive pricing, clear scopes and transparent quotes, matching equipment and crew to your event's needs. Share your date, venue, guest count, program and budget range for a tailored proposal. Ask us for our AV introduction video and Jay's digital business card.

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“The experience of working with Jay and the team at NYC Corporate Sound was excellent! From the initial meeting to setup to the event itself, we could not have done it without them! We will definitely call upon them again.”

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