GoVision Adds New Talent to Tech, Facilities Team

	Anderson Terry, Jackson Hart, and Michael Ouille, GoVision

GoVision announces the hiring of three new team members to bolster the rapidly growing company's operational expertise.

Jackson Hart has been hired as an LED screen technician and driver to assist with GoVision's work at local events across the nation. Hart's live production and lighting skills have already proven invaluable in the field, and he has begun working closely with Justin Eaton, GoVision's vice president of production services, and working on modular shows.

Hart attended North Central Texas College and lives in GoVision's hometown of Argyle, Texas. He enjoys tinkering with the production gear and learning new tricks with the LED software.

Anderson Terry has also joined the team as an LED screen technician, after several years working as a technician at concerts and stage performances and for such high-profile networks as ESPN and The Tennis Channel. He also served as athletic technical director and broadcast instructor for the Alma Arkansas School District, in his hometown.

Terry earned his BA in journalism, with a broadcast emphasis, from Arkansas Tech University in 2012.

Michael Ouille has joined the company as its new facilities manager, responsible for overseeing the warehouse operations at GoVision's headquarters, including building maintenance and security, OSHA compliance, and safety. Ouille brings more than 20 years of experience in the logistics, facilities/property management and IT fields to his new role.

Ouille grew up in South Florida, worked in Austin, Texas, and now lives with his family in Flower Mound, Texas. He earned his electrical engineering degree at Bauder College in 1988.

"Our company continues to grow very quickly, which means we've had to make smart hiring decisions in order to maintain our service excellence both at home and on the road," said Scott McKinnon, executive vice president of sales and marketing at GoVision. "Michael, Anderson, and Jackson are all very talented individuals, and they bring exactly the kinds of skills and experience we need."