Alexander Radomski

I started at 16

I joined a DJ company that was running out of the owner's house and his one-car garage. Over the next 15 years I helped build it into a full creative event agency, with a 35,000 square foot facility and a full team. I served as its Chief Operations Officer and was in charge of all marketing and business development.

We held house accounts at One World Trade Center and Madison Square Garden, and ran fabrication, a print shop, a rental inventory and a creative studio for events under one roof.

Websites and software, the whole time

Through those years I also consulted for other event companies and industry professionals, and helped build their websites and software. Marketing and systems, the two things Gray Park does, are things I was doing for event companies long before the agency existed.

A company of my own

I left to build an event fabrication company that worked as a white label partner to agencies, producers and designers. I later sold it to a larger organization, joined their team and led the department.

Every size of job

I have worked on small weddings and private gatherings, and on full convention builds for Fortune 500 companies at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center. Production, rentals and logistics are things I have managed myself.

Why Gray Park

I am now moving from producing events into business development and strategy for the event industry. Gray Park is where that work lives: search, AI visibility, ads and the systems a business runs on, for event companies only.

Gray Park is named after my two sons.

What that means for you

You will not have to explain your business to me. I have worked in production, rentals and logistics, and I have run the marketing and business development for an event company. Gray Park brings both to yours.

See how Gray Park works, or look at the selected work.