Stuart Reynolds

Stuart Reynolds began his career freelancing at northern Utah sporting events for NBC affiliate KSL-TV as an audio tech, cameraman, and tape-op while completing a B.A. in broadcast communications at Utah State. After Utah State, he worked at the University of Oregon’s and Stanford University’s Athletic Departments managing their facility audio and video systems, as well as directing team coaching analysis. He later began an entrepreneurial venture called Home Team Advantage, which combined early MPEG-I video codecs with a robust relational data base and client/server-networked computer systems to provide the world’s first facility-networked coaching analysis system.

Before Diversified, Reynolds’ last professional engagement was as vice president and senior consultant for Acoustic Dimensions of Dallas, Texas, where he design-engineered and project-managed the installation of large screen displays, sound reinforcement, video production replay, and broadcast infrastructure. Reynolds also distributed video systems for multiple major league sports projects and many minor league and collegiate team projects, as well.

Reynolds continues his deep involvement with sports for Diversified, playing a balanced role for the team in assisting business development, sales, and project engineering. He brings 30 years of live video production engineering and facility design experience to the Diversified team. His personal resume includes project management and design engineering work for Oakland Alameda Coliseum, Hard Rock Stadium, Wrigley Field, Coors Field, Rogers Arena, Honda Center, Rio Tinto Stadium, Avaya Stadium, Peoria Sports Complex, and Colorado State Stadium.

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