What’s New at Game Show America

By Matthew King, February 24, 2010 10:44 am

Greetings and Salutations Everyone!

It’s been an absolutely crazy February so far this year, so no complaints, all things considered.  We came back from Denver at the end of January, then it was off to Vegas for a huge event for Dell Computer, held at the new ARIA Casino and Resort inside the new City Center (Aria is a must-see next time you are in Vegas), and we just returned from New Jersey, trekking through some pretty horrible weather, although Iowa was definitely worse on the way to Denver.

This week we are continuing construction of our Bank or Bust casino promotion (more details on this coming soon), and are putting the finishing touches on our new GSA Squares software, which is scheduled to debut mid-April.  We’ve also just finished constructing our new 30-foot set that is making it’s inaugural voyage to Texas at the end of this month.  This new set will be part of many of our game show productions.  Pictures will be posted from our Texas event in a future blog.

And for our final item in this post – GSA is proud to announce the opening of our new west coast office in West Covina, California.  Our Wisconsin office is in the perfect location for shows in the Midwest and on the East Coast; and we already have a warehouse in Las Vegas.  Because of our involvement with Shuffle Up and Deal, we needed a location on the west coast that we could call home.  This will benefit our west coast corporate and casino clients, as it will minimize the amount of travel required for GSA to get to their events.

So…that will do it for this post.  Like I said, it’s been crazy around here – and that’s a good thing.  Last year we were on the road almost 200 days.  This year looks to be about the same, and with that much traveling there’s always a story – which means plenty of things you’ll be able to read about in our blog.

That’s all for now…so until next time, keep on playing!

Blogging On The Road

By Matthew King, January 26, 2010 3:46 pm

Greetings and Salutations Everyone!

It’s Tuesday, January 26th.  We headed out from our Wisconsin office toward Denver yesterday and ran into one of the biggest snowstorms Iowa has ever seen.  There must have been over 100 cars in the ditch, buried in the snow.  We decided to play it safe and stopped early Des Moines.

Today is still cold, but the sun is shining, and we’re only a few hours away from our destination.  We are doing a show for a client who contracted Game Show America for multiple events last year, and those shows are continuing into 2010.  Each show has been a lot of fun, and everyone from our client’s company has been a blast to work with.  We are looking forward to all of their events this year.

Something that we are fortunate to have at GSA is a rolling office.  As we literally drive everywhere throughout the United States, we have our vehicles outfitted with everything we need to communicate with our clients:  multiple phone lines, printing capabilities, and internet access.  While on the road, we can send and receive emails, create diagrams, edit questions, and print documents – safely.

With four events going on this week, it’s essential that we are able to keep in contact with all of our clients.  Our rolling office makes it possible.

We’ll be back in Wisconsin at the end of this week, and then we’re off to Vegas to kick off a busy February.  Our event in Vegas is  a multi-faceted experience for 1,200 people, and we should have some fantastic photos to post on our website and in future blogs.

From Vegas, we head to New Jersey (same client as our Denver trip), and then we’re off to Texas to close out the month.  Our Texas production is an annual event for our client, and it will be our fifth consecutive year with them.  For this event, GSA is providing full production (sound, lighting, video, and set).  This will be the first production with our new stage set.  Watch for photos in early March!

That’s all for now.  Until next time…keep on playing!

Welcome to the new GSA Blog

By Matthew King, January 17, 2010 7:12 pm

Greetings and Salutations Everyone!

We’ve done some major upgrades to our blog.  We’re in the process of migrating our previous posts over to this blog.

If you simply can’t wait, here is the link to our old blogsite:  http://gsapro.com/blog/.

Thanks everyone!

A True Passion for Game Shows

By Matthew King, January 17, 2010 4:49 pm

Greetings and Salutations!

2010 has started off as our best year ever! January, February, and March take GSA all across the country (literally coast to coast) with events in California, Nevada, Colorado, Texas, Wisconsin, Florida, and New York. It’s been crazy in our office, with new sets being built and coordinating five events in the next two weeks. I wanted to take a few minutes to breathe and talk about the title of this blog.

We oftentimes get asked what sets Game Show America apart from the other game show companies out there. The one true thing that makes GSA different than any other company is our passion for what we do. For GSA, producing game shows is our full-time job. We live, eat, dream, and breathe game shows. Everything GSA does somehow relates to game shows or game activities. We do it because we love it. It’s in our blood and we can’t see ourselves doing anything else.

I am incredibly thankful that I can wake up every morning and say, “I love my job!” It’s a tremendous amount of work, but it doesn’t seem like work. It’s just what we do.

Our passion for game shows is conveyed to our clients in everything we do – from the initial phone call to the final answer (pun intended). Our goal is to provide our clients with the best game show productions on the planet – and for the past 14 years, we’ve been doing just that. In fact, on January 30th, we will be performing for a very special client for our 14th consecutive year with them.

14 years and over 1,000 performances. Call GSA today and find out why Game Show America remains the leader in corporate game show productions.

Until next time…keep on playing!

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