Crunchy Tech

Crunchy Tech is a commercial audiovisual (AV) integration company headquartered in Orlando, Florida, in the United States. According to its own corporate history, the business began in 2008 out of a townhouse in Orlando with a single contract: providing support for the audiovisual systems of a global brand. That first engagement was a support-only role — the company was not asked to design or install the systems, only to keep them running — and it gave the founding team early, hands-on exposure to how AV products fail in real-world conditions. By 2010, revenue had grown from under $400,000 to $2.2 million, a jump the company credits with earning it a place on the Inc. 500 list of fast-growing private U.S. companies. From that support foundation, Crunchy Tech expanded into full-service AV design, installation and ongoing support. The company describes itself as a veteran commercial AV integrator with more than 18 years of business, 500+ projects delivered across the United States, and work in 32+ cities. Its website states that it now builds systems running on five continents, though its core market and headquarters remain in the United States, with Orlando as its base and a stated footprint of projects "trusted across the U.S." Crunchy Tech organizes its offering around two broad customer worlds. The first is hospitality and entertainment — sports bars, restaurants, hotels and entertainment venues — where the company designs guest-facing AV such as multi-display sports bar systems, video walls, distributed audio and simple touch-panel control. The second is corporate and government — corporate offices, government facilities, education and retail — where it focuses on meeting rooms, boardrooms, digital signage, lobby and reception AV, and experience centers, with an emphasis on rooms that start working without an IT ticket and on a single control layer that a facilities or IT team can manage across a whole site. The company markets itself on making complexity manageable: designing AV into the building plans alongside architects, general contractors and IT teams; standardizing rooms so they work the same way floor to floor; and providing support that continues after installation. Its published case studies include a sports bar AV system with more than 30 displays, three video walls and a six-zone QSC audio setup; a corporate meeting room built around a 16-plus-foot LED video wall with wireless conferencing and an eight-speaker sound system; and video conferencing deployments using Cisco quad-camera codecs in training rooms and private offices. Leadership is publicly listed on the company's About page. Adi Khanna serves as CEO, having joined full-time in 2010 and taken over as CEO in 2020 during a leadership transition that the company frames as commercializing and scaling 13 years of invention. Leonardo Moretti is Chief Sales Officer and described as employee number one, having built the AV installation and design side of the business. Mario Felizola is Chief Technology Officer, having started as an intern in 2013–2014 and risen from Director of Software to CTO, now driving engineering across the company's three product lines. Crunchy Tech is a privately held company; no parent company, owner or stock listing is disclosed in the available evidence.

Crunchy Tech's own account of its history begins in 2008, when the company started out of a townhouse in Orlando, Florida, with a single contract: supporting the audiovisual systems of a global brand. The company was not hired to design or install those systems, only to keep them running. That support-first origin shaped the business, because, as the company puts it, "when your inaugural job is fixing what breaks, you learn fast where every product falls short and what survives a Tuesday night rush." The early years are framed by the company as a period of "Foundation & Invention" spanning roughly 2008 to 2013. By 2010, the company reports that revenue jumped from under $400,000 to $2.2 million, a level of growth that it says was enough to land the company on the Inc. 500 list of fast-growing private U.S. companies. Also in 2010, Adi Khanna came on full-time; he would later become CEO in 2020. Leonardo Moretti, described as employee number one, built the AV installation and design side of the business from the earliest days while the product lines were taking shape. After the support-only beginnings, Crunchy Tech moved into designing and installing AV systems itself, and the company says it began inventing rather than merely servicing. Its About page divides its history into four chapters — Foundation & Invention, Scaling Globally, The Reinvention, and The Blueprint — and lists 20 milestones across those chapters. The company states that it has completed 500+ projects around the United States, in 32+ cities, over 18+ years of business, and that it is now building systems running on five continents. A leadership transition in 2020 marked another turning point. Adi Khanna took over as CEO that year, in what the company describes as a shift that turned 13 years of invention into a commercialized, scalable operation. Mario Felizola, who started as an intern in 2013–2014 and was promoted from Director of Software to CTO within a couple of years, now drives engineering across all three product lines. In its current form, Crunchy Tech presents itself as a commercial AV integrator headquartered in Orlando and trusted across the United States. It serves hospitality and entertainment clients — sports bars, restaurants, hotels and entertainment venues — and corporate and government clients, including corporate offices, government facilities, education and retail. Its published case studies illustrate the range: a sports bar AV system with more than 30 displays, three video walls and a six-zone QSC audio setup with subwoofers, controlled by a single touch panel that switches the room between game-day, dinner and event modes; a corporate meeting room built around a 16-plus-foot LED video wall with wireless conferencing, an eight-speaker sound system and a wall-mounted touch panel; and video conferencing deployments for a training room and private office using Cisco quad-camera codecs mounted on each display, with new HDMI and CAT6 cabling. The company emphasizes designing AV into the build alongside architects, general contractors and IT teams, standardizing rooms so they work the same way floor to floor, and providing support that does not disappear after installation.

• 2020

  Adi Khanna takes over as CEO during a leadership shift that turns 13 years of invention into a commercialized, scalable operation.

• 2013

  Mario Felizola starts as an intern (2013–2014), later rising from Director of Software to CTO.

• 2010

  Revenue jumps from under $400K to $2.2 million, enough for the company to land on the Inc. 500 list. Adi Khanna comes on full-time.

• 2008

  Crunchy Tech starts out of a townhouse in Orlando with a single contract to support audiovisual systems for a global brand.

Commercial AV integrator positioning itself on making complexity manageable: designing AV into the build, standardizing rooms across a site, and providing support that continues after installation. Serves two main worlds — hospitality/entertainment and corporate/government — with a U.S.-wide footprint from an Orlando base.

• Hospitality AV

  AV systems for sports bars, restaurants, hotels and entertainment venues, including multi-display sports bar systems, video walls, distributed audio and touch-panel control.

• Corporate AV

  Conference room and boardroom AV, digital signage, lobby and reception AV, and experience centers, designed to fit the client's IT environment.

• Enterprise AV Integration

  Enterprise-grade audiovisual technology for corporate sector clients, covering meeting spaces, digital signage, interactive experiences and post-install support.

• Government AV

  AV design and integration for government facilities.

• Education AV

  AV solutions for education environments.

• Retail AV Solutions

  AV solutions for retail environments.

• Funeral Home AV

  Chapel sound coverage, ADA assistive listening, tribute displays and a streaming-ready platform for funeral homes.

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