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Case Study: IAVA Pints & Patriotism

Case Study: IAVA Pints & Patriotism
Frontrunner Productions was happy to help execute this vision and helped identify and book veteran owned breweries in Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and Arizona for these discussions. For each event, Frontrunner Productions delivered staging, lighting, and sound solutions that elevated and polished the conversation..

In October of 2024, Frontrunner Productions worked with the Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans Association to produce town hall style discussions for veterans and veteran families in battleground states leading up to the presidential election. IAVA endeavored to create pro-democratic, non-partisan spaces for American veterans to discuss topics focused around patriotism and the potential for the experiences and values of veterans to contribute to America’s future. One of the events was featured on NPR’s All Things Considered. 

Capabilities Demonstrated:

  • General Site Management in 5 states; Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Arizona
  • Production Logistics including full schedule and management
  • Show Production including staging, lighting, sound, ticketing, room design, and consultation
  • Speaker and Performer Management, Venue Liaison, and other related event services

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