Rachel has worked with ETC since 2007. She takes advantage of the limited warm months in Wisconsin by participating in outdoor activities like camping, paddle boarding, kayaking, and riding waterslides. She has several gardens that she swears she’ll be able to keep up with someday. And she enjoys stretchy things like new socks, yoga, and taffy. She writes a lot, she reads a lot and she plays with her kids a lot.
CUE 2017, affectionately dubbed Camp CUE, wrapped up on Sunday, July 23rd after three full days of classes. 240 end users joined us downtown Madison for education, networking, and fun. This year we organized classes into one- and two-day-long tracks so attendees would have a more immersive,...
It’s no secret that one of the top benefits of LED fixtures is the energy savings. In fact, as of March 2017, ETC has sold enough LED fixtures to save 89,800,000 kilowatt hours a year for the life of the fixtures.*
This is the season for decorating eggs, and for good reason. Eggs symbolize new life, fertility, and rebirth in many cultures around the world. While the internet has no shortage of creative egg inspiration, most of us aren’t artistic (or patient) enough to pull off much more than a bit of...
ETC’s Hollywood office has been known to play a competitive, color-matching game with two Source Four LEDs. Pitting two programmers against each other in a fierce, timed battle for iridescent glory, this is a game that hones the skills of even the finest programmers and lighting designers.
CUE is a professional development conference organized by ETC every other summer. If you use ETC products in any capacity, this conference is for you. Designers, programmers, educators, students… there’s something for everyone.
I’ll admit it, “Innovating Creativity” sounds like a bit of a marketing buzz phrase. But, I’ll also be one of the first to admit that it’s a concept we at ETC take to heart.
When ETC’s headquarters building opened in Middleton, Wisconsin in April of 2004, Fred Foster, ETC CEO, wanted to create a space where everyone would feel comfortable gathering together. The lobby, known as Town Square, is exactly that. It was designed and manufactured by Foster and has become an...
