InfoComm Asia 2025: Pro AV Event Preview
InfoComm Asia 2025: Prioritising Sustainability and professional Advancement in the Pro-AV Industry
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InfoComm Asia is evolving beyond a trade show, solidifying its position as a vital hub for professional growth and a champion of sustainability within the Pro-AV landscape. The 2025 event promises a robust program focused on equipping professionals with the skills and knowledge to navigate the future of AV technology, while together addressing the industry’s environmental obligation.
Sustainability Takes Center stage at InfoComm asia 2025
The AV industry is increasingly recognising its role in environmental stewardship, and InfoComm Asia 2025 is responding with a dedicated focus on lasting practices. This commitment is spearheaded by Piyanut boonkhun of Sustainability in AV (SAVe), a non-profit organisation dedicated to achieving the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) within the AV field.
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Boonkhun will lead a crucial panel discussion titled Sustainability and Integrated Technology – What Sustainability Looks Like in the AV industry? This session will gather experts and thought leaders from diverse backgrounds to explore the practical implementation and transformative potential of sustainability in AV. The panel aims to move beyond theoretical discussions and delve into actionable strategies for reducing the industry’s environmental impact.
This focus reflects a growing demand for eco-conscious solutions within the Pro-AV sector. From energy-efficient displays and sustainable materials to responsible e-waste management, the conversation is shifting towards a more circular and environmentally amiable approach. Attendees can expect to gain valuable insights into how to integrate sustainable practices into their projects and businesses.
Professional Development Opportunities Expand with First In-Person CTS Training in Asia
InfoComm Asia 2025 will also host AVIXA‘s inaugural in-person CTS 1-AV Technology Training course in Asia. scheduled for July 21-23, instantly preceding the main exhibition, this three-day foundational programme represents the first step in the new CTS Pathway, designed for professionals seeking the internationally recognised CTS (Certified Technology Specialist) credential.
This is a notable development for the region’s Pro-AV workforce, providing accessible and extensive training to enhance skills and knowledge. The CTS certification is highly valued within the industry, demonstrating a commitment to professional excellence and a deep understanding of AV technology.
“InfoComm Asia is more than just an exhibition; it’s a comprehensive platform for professional development and strategic learning,” explains Angie Eng, marketing director of infocomm Asia. “We recognize the importance of continuous learning, and our show is fundamentally about equipping our community for tomorrow’s challenges.”
Eng further emphasises the pervasive nature of learning opportunities at the event: “Learning is truly omnipresent at InfoComm Asia. Whether it’s through expert-led sessions, exploring innovations on the show floor, or engaging in conversations at our special events, every interaction is key for attendees to gain the invaluable knowledge and connections to master the evolving technological landscape and drive innovation within their organizations.”
A Regional Hub for Pro-AV Excellence
InfoComm Asia, a Singapore subsidiary of AVIXA, is a leading organiser of professional audiovisual trade shows across the Asia Pacific region. Alongside InfoComm Asia, the company also hosts Beijing InfoComm China and InfoComm India, creating a powerful network for global Pro-AV professionals to connect, collaborate, and discover the latest industry innovations.these events collectively serve as a catalyst for growth and advancement within the Pro-AV sector, fostering a dynamic ecosystem of knowledge sharing and technological progress.