ABOUT US
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Randal Farrell
Randal has been in the audio/visual industry since 1973, when he responded to the call of the muse—and functioned as lighting designer—at the Honolulu Community Theater. While serving in the United States Army in Europe he acted as technical director for The Kelly Players theatrical group, performing at NCOIC clubs throughout Southern Germany. His technical expertise expanded when he returned stateside in 1980, working in nightclubs and dinner theaters in Waikiki. During this same time Randy gained further experience in the fields of audio, special effects, multi-image, video projection, computer interfacing, project management, and technical support services, before moving his family to the mainland in 1989.
Randy began developing customized software for project management services while working in the major events department with one of the country’s leading audio/visual companies. His own enterprise, CRI Project Management, Inc., was created in 1993 with a primary goal of designing and developing state of the art software to support production companies, technical directors, meeting planners, and corporate events. In 1998 Randal was appointed systems integration director for creative technology, tasked with evaluating asset management software and choosing single-source solutions for a number of national corporations.
Randy’s desire for professional growth led him to master the skills of freelance graphics operator, video projectionist, and project manager, and he employed these talents at events throughout the Pacific Northwest, West Coast, and Hawaii. In 2007 Randy took on the national sales executive position for Audio Visual Factory based out of the Washington State Convention and Trade Center. During his tenure with AVF, he has developed and assisted in producing events with the UW Office of Ceremonies, UW Medical Advancement, and many other prestigious clients. Randy is currently focused on blending profession and passion to deliver an experience of incredible “WoW” for every individual he encounters.
Contact Randy at Randy@AboutheWoW.com or on his cell at 503-708-7043.
Edith Farrell
Edith’s experience in the world of financial management and consulting has been vast, encompassing many different aspects of accounting and business administration. For more than two decades, Edith has been guiding the financial concerns of clients such as the Mount Vernon School District, Sam’s Wholesale Club, Debt Recovery Specialists, Skagit Bonded, Coastal Treatment Services, and Tahoma Counseling. Deeply committed to supporting Native American issues, Edith has provided guidance in the areas of office, financial, and data management; marketing and sales consulting; billing and collections; and systems networking and staff training for the Tulalip and Lummi tribes. Through her company, Edith & Associates, she continues to provide billing and consulting services for many private clients and small businesses.
An avid photographer specializing in nature studies, Edith’s work has been admired and enjoyed under the auspices of Sunset Magazine and redbbubble.com. She recently branched out into the world of candid portraits, providing onsite photography at the annual conference for the Northwest Council for Computer Education. Edith is also extremely active in volunteer organizations, offering her time to Soroptomists International of Sedro Woolley, the DASA Advisory Board Committee, Washington State Gambling Committee, and the Mount Vernon School District Steering Committee.
Contact Edith at Edith@AboutheWoW.com or on her cell at 360-840-4383.
