
Doha, Beijing, Toronto, Tel Aviv, London, Sydney, Shanghai, Amsterdam, Kuala Lumpur, Auckland and Singapore; Nick's experience ranges from leading planning workshops, researching new storylines and building interactive museum exhibitions and visitor centers.
He builds strategic partnerships between the tourism, heritage and government authorities, that concentrate on the unique experiences that museums provide; multiple stories using authentic artifacts that represent the breadth of the human experience. He takes the rich history of a community and re-presents them in new media, materials and technology.
Constantly touring, he works in-house with clients to create exciting partnerships that have lasting benefits for the host organisation and their audiences.
He returns regularly to Condobolin for the Boxing Day Rodeo and the mid-winter Agricultural Show.
In the early '90s, Tim launched ShoCorp International, based in Los Angeles. The company delivered strategic and brand communication solutions to clients from Europe, Asia, and the Americas. What made the company unique was how Tim integrated proven tools and techniques with his cross-cultural communication skills and his understanding of local social norms, politics and protocol.
His clients enjoyed heightened brand awareness, a more robust industry presence, and increased revenue.
ShoCorp's smart strategic thinking was combined with high-quality and cost-effective deliverables in multiple media. In addition, a high level of customer service created long-term, successful client relationships.
In 2005, Tim integrated ShoCorp within InVision Communications, located in Walnut Creek, CA . Relocating to Singapore, Tim led InVision’s Asia/Pacific operations. While in Singapore, he strengthened client relationships and grew InVision's roster, while bringing sophisticated international branding and communication expertise to Asian corporations.
Today, Tim is consulting internationally for clients including Hewitt Packard, HVB Amsterdam, Live Media Singapore, Clean Earth Solutions, and others.
He currently resides in Walnut Creek, CA.
Jon has had a major involvement in Asia with multinational and Asian companies developing cutting edge corporate and theatre productions. These have included product launches, fashion shows, corporate events and innovative theatre. Mercedes, Visa, American Express, Cathay Pacific, Louis Vuitton, IBM, Apple, Oracle, Motorola, HSBC and Morgan Stanley are some of the major clients he has worked for.
Top three experiences;Through his 25 year technical involvement in theatre, opera, live concert and corporate live productions Jon has developed an enviable technical ability to conceive, create and produce unique environments.
Over the last 18 years Jon has had a major involvement in Asia with multinational and Asian companies developing cutting edge corporate and theatre productions. These have included product launches, fashion shows, corporate events, conferences, and innovative theatre. Mercedes, Visa, American Express, Cathay Pacific, Louis Vuitton, IBM, Apple, Oracle, Motorola, HSBC and Morgan Stanley are some of the major clients he has produced events for.
His most recent international project was 'Wahyu', a contemporary dance production produced in South Korea and Indonesia for performance in South Korea, Singapore & Europe. Jon was responsible for the overall technical production and stage management of the project coordinating a team of video artists, lighting designers and choreographers. The show has been touring the 2006 European summer theatre festivals.
In 2004, Jon produced the largest scale image projections ever in Asia to celebrate Merdaka Day in Malaysia when he flew in three 12,000 watt Pani projectors from Europe to project large scale images across the façade of the 60 storey Telekom Tower.