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Nearly half of enterprises surveyed said AV tech installed during the Covid-19 pandemic still needs to be ripped out and replaced in 2024.

Setting out on a career in fashion retail, Stephannie Moore could not have imagined her rise to becoming an AV leader. After falling out of love with the fashion industry over ten-years ago, Stephannie decided to embark on a completely new challenge by throwing herself in at the deep end and applying for a role at Kinly as a Service Coordinator.

Kinly, the global provider of AV integration and collaboration services and support, has today announced that Justin Paveley has been appointed the new Project Delivery Director for UK and Ireland operations.

Following a highly successful 2023, Kinly Global Services (GS) is now set to capitalise on its achievements by adopting new and emerging technologies, expanding into new regions and cultivating a more diverse workforce under the leadership of Jody Moffat.

Kinly, the global provider of AV integration and collaboration services and support, is pleased to announce it has enrolled three new ex-forces members into its growing Veteran’s Programme.

Kinly, the global provider of AV integration and collaboration services and support, has today announced that Jean-Paul Lemmens has been appointed the new Vice President of Procurement, Product and Strategic Partner Management for global operations. Jean-Paul joined the business at the start of 2019 as Global Procurement Director. Over the last five-years, he has played a pivotal role in consolidating Kinly’s manufacturer and supplier ecosystem, improving rebate management and initiating the formation of the Kinly Global Product Board (GPB) and Local Product Councils (LPC). With more than 30-years’ experience in the AV industry, Jean-Paul is the perfect person to identify the best product partners and manufacturers, ensuring Kinly continuously provides the best technology available to its customers. In his new role, Jean-Paul will lead the Kinly GPB to ensure global alignment on partner management and procurement. His priority is to work across teams, overseeing the formulation and execution of supplier strategies worldwide and ensuring the successful execution of manufacturing strategies, all whilst fostering global alignment on decision-making.

Kinly, the global provider of AV integration and collaboration services and support, has today announced that Rhea Horlock has been appointed the company’s Global Corporate Social Responsibility Lead. Rhea brings 10 years of CSR and environmental expertise to the role, which she will use to spearhead the development and implementation of strategies and policies aligning with Kinly’s ethical, sustainable and environmental responsibilities. During her career, Rhea has worked on the sustainability teams at some of the UK’s leading organisations including O2, and Royal Mail, with more than three-years in senior leadership roles at NHS Property Services. Within her new role, Rhea will be responsible for developing and executing a robust CSR strategy that intertwines sustainability, ethical practices and community engagement. She will evaluate project proposals, identify potential partnerships and oversee the seamless execution of CSR endeavours to ensure a tangible, positive impact on local communities and the environment. Collaborating closely with internal teams, she aims to embed sustainability initiatives within Kinly's operations, while keeping the company up to date with the very latest industry best practices.

Kinly, the global provider of AV integration and collaboration services and support, has today announced that Simon Watson has been appointed the new Head of Innovation for their global operations. Based in the UK, he will report directly to Stuart Davidson, Operations Director for the UK & Ireland.

Kinly, the global provider of AV integration and collaboration services and support, recently visited Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) in London, to present a £30,000 donation and learn more about the incredible work it does by providing lifesaving support to seriously ill children and support for their families.