Don't just take our word
for it—read what
other tournament directors and media personnel have
to say about the EHN multimedia experience and judge
for yourself! We've collected testimonials, press
releases and magazine articles from past events
and listed them here for you review. And we think
you'll agree—EHN enhances the overall tournament
experience, from spectators to sponsors!
Testimonials:
The
PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP•
March,
2002
"The EHN system significantly enhanced
the presentation of the PLAYERS Championship
as one of the premier events on tour.
We strive to do everything in a first
class manner, and the EHN displays are
certainly first class."
—Brian Goin Tournament
Director
Compaq
Classic of New Orleans•
April,
2002
"It was fabulous from day one and
it added so much to our event. I can't
tell you how many compliments that we
got from our sponsors and fans that
attended the event. The information
that was on the kiosks and the quality
of the plasma screens was second to
none."
—Rick George President/CEO
The
Memorial Tournament•
May,
2002
"Your operational execution is
superb, your physical product is extremely
well presented and your delivery of
content is tremendous. The tournament
and the sponsors ... received measurable
value from the presence of EHN."
—Daniel P. Sullivan Tournament
Director
The
INTERNATIONAL•
July,
2002
"The plasma displays resulted in
extraordinary flexibility (in) customizing
corporate branding opportunities. Kiosks
are equally suited for the purpose of
fast, reliable and accurate content,
in a user-friendly format. I don't see
how any Tournament would not benefit
from offering this content to any level
of guest. "
—Tony Schuster Tournament
Operations
AT&T
Pebble Beach National Pro-Am•
February,
2003
"From our first real discussions...to
tournament week working with your team
was terrific. Our major objective was
to further enhance our spectator's experience...we
made a number of improvements across
all the venues, but none was as well
received as the kiosks and plasma screens."
—Ollie Nutt Executive
Vice President
Ford
Championship at Doral•
March,
2003
"The inclusion of your services
added a nice professional touch and
considerable value to our event. Above
all the positives that surround your
involvement is the fact your operational
execution was superb. Your really exceeded
all expectations."
—Thomas F. Neville Tournament
Director
USA TODAY •
March
12, 2002 Golf fans to
benefit from online technology
"At The Players Championship starting
March 21, the Tour will put up about
15 "content-enhanced televisions" around
the course that will carry regular coverage
(as well as) extra elements such as
updated onscreen statistics. (Additionally)
there'll be kiosks to see if fans want
to stop and electronically look up stats
and see taped video of tournament action."
—Michael Hiestand
THE TIMES-UNION•
Jacksonville,
Florida•
March
21, 2002 Kiosks give
fans a new view of event
"The Tour has installed 30 interactive
kiosks around the course that will provide
information through a touch-screen system
... providing one key service to fans:
a course locator that will give them
the hole that a ... player is on at
the time. "That's one of the features
we think fans will appreciate as much
as anything," said Craig Peters, the
Tour's director of new media. "Now,
someone on one part of the course can
find out immediately what hole Tiger
Woods is playing."
—Garry Smits
DUBLIN NEWS•
Dublin,
Ohio •
May
29, 2002 'TIKs' offer
on-course up-to-date info
"There were 32 TIKs (Tournament
Information Kiosks) situated throughout
the Muirfield Village Golf Club during
the Memorial Toumament. "The reaction
we've (received) has been phenomenal,"
Suttman said. "We literally had people
lined up three and four deep to see
and use the kiosks."
—Jonathan Athens
THE DENVER POST•
Denver,
Colorado •
May
30, 2002 Local companies
lead the way with technology
"What we've done is create a sponsorship
asset for the tour," said Steve Suttman,
President and CEO of Event Hospitality
Network. "On any tour broadcast, you'll
see 12 minutes of advertising (per hour).
We can do the same thing on our screens
from 8 a.m. until the network telecast
comes on."
—Tom Kensler
THE INTERNATIONAL
DAILY NEWS•
Castle
Pines , Colorado •
August
4 , 2002 Cutting Edge
Technology At Castle Pines
"The INTERNATIONAL is featuring some
cutting edge technology, making it one
of the most advanced tournaments on
the PGA Tour. For starters, spectators
will find ... kiosks on the course offering
everything from player profiles to ...
real-time scores. (Additionally), (large-plasma)
screen shows (current) play and ...
leader-board (information) ... topped
off with an individual company logo.
“It’s a presentation of your corporate
identity,” says president and CEO Steve
Suttman.
—Rebecca Simmons
