We also understand how important it is to be accountable,  with this understanding, we provide the necessary assurances that you may need to confidently choose Messenger Media Systems, Inc. as your systems integrator.  As a fully insured, licensed, and bondable company, we design and install all systems according to professional criteria and standards.

     Above all else, we are Christians. We are not simply a company founded on Christian ideals, we are deeply committed to assisting your church or ministry share the Gospel of Jesus Christ and to bring glory and honor to Christ through everything we do. 

Press Releases

Messenger Media Systems, Inc. Achieves

InfoComm International Gold Level Designation  

Covington , GA. – January 7^th 2008 – Messenger Media Systems, Inc. has qualified as an InfoComm International Gold Certified AudioVisual Solutions Provider (CAVSP). This designation recognizes that 75 percent of the regional office’s sales, customer service and technical staff have achieved and maintained individual InfoComm Certification.

InfoComm awards individual Certification to audiovisual professionals who have demonstrated knowledge and comprehension of the science and technology used in communications including audio, video, display and systems. Technicians, engineers, designers, salespeople, customer service personnel, managers and executives are eligible to take the individual certification test.

“A CAVSP designation gives AV companies a competitive advantage in the marketplace,” said Randal A. Lemke, Ph.D., InfoComm International’s executive director. “Customers of audiovisual communications and presentation systems can be confident of professionalism and an aspiration to excellence when working with these companies that have invested in education and training to stay current on the latest AV technologies and techniques.”

The company-level CAVSP Certification program is the only such program available for the commercial audiovisual industry. In addition to confirming that 75% of the regional office’s employees are InfoComm certified, the Gold CAVSP designation means that Messenger Media Systems, Inc. agreed to comply with 10 Standards of Excellence developed in collaboration with industry experts to emphasize the best practices of audiovisual businesses.

The Standards of Excellence are a guidepost for audiovisual companies and professionals who place the customer first and offer quality audiovisual solutions. They include the commitment to provide complete customer satisfaction with audiovisual solutions that provide value to the client. They convey the importance that audiovisual solutions providers place on their own skills development through continuing education. They also cover the critical role that audiovisual professionals play as partners with IT specialists, architects, building managers and others.

About InfoComm International

InfoComm International is the industry leader in certification for AV communications professionals, and is the only audiovisual certification recognized by the U.S. National Certification Commission and accepted by the U.S. Veterans Administration for reimbursement under the Montgomery G.I. Bill.  InfoComm certification programs are designed to establish and maintain widespread credibility for the audiovisual industry and the professionals who perform the work. The company-level CAVSP designation recognizes professionalism and expertise achieved through professional development, training, and continuously updated certification of employees.

Christopher Bragg Earns ISF™ Commercial Certification from Imaging Science Foundation Commerical 

Christopher Bragg Earns ISF™  Certification from Imaging Science Foundation

Christopher Bragg Earns CTS™  Certification from InfoComm International

Christopher Bragg, CTS, of Messenger Media Systems, Inc., has earned his certification from InfoComm International. The InfoComm International Certified Technology Specialist (CTS) credential is for audiovisual professionals who have demonstrated knowledge and comprehension of the science and technology used in audio, video and display systems. To achieve a CTS credential, individuals must also agree to a code of ethics pledging truth, accuracy and a commitment to excellence in all aspects of their profession.

“As audiovisual equipment has become more sophisticated, so too has the need for professional services to assure the highest performance levels of communications technologies,” said Randal A. Lemke, Ph.D., Executive Director, InfoComm International. “CTS professionals are able to apply their skills and knowledge to design and install display and sound systems into boardrooms, classrooms and other public venues so audiences can easily see and hear the information presented.”

InfoComm’s certification program, offered since 1981 by the international trade association for professional audiovisual and information communications industries, recently received recognition from the National Certification Commission of the United States, the only AV-related certification program to do so.

Jay Thorne Achieves C-EST™ Credential

Passing both a 100-question written and a hands-on performance verification exam, Jay Thorne joins an elite group of professionals who have achieved the first industry certification to prove technical expertise in commercial systems.
As a C-EST™, Jay Thorne offers Messenger Media Systems, Inc.'s clients a higher level of technical knowledge in several system components including:
• Pathways and Spaces
• Fasteners and Anchors
• Electrical Theory One
• Electrical Safety
• Low-Voltage Cabling
• Electrical Theory Two
• Basic Electronic Theory
• Electrical Test Equipment
• Power Quality and Grounding
• Intro to Electrical Blueprints
• Switching Devices and timers
• Terminating Conductors
• Intro to Codes and Standards
• Computer Applications
• Cable Selection
• Busses and Networks
• Fiber Optics
• Maintenance and Repair 

“C-ESTs represent the highest quality technical professionals in the industry,” said Chuck Wilson, NSCA Executive Director. “As technology advances, we must in turn enhance and validate our technical skills to meet customer demand. Soon, the most important people in our industry will be those who can master multiple systems and provide a single solution to the end-user.” The C-EST credential requires at least 4,000 hours, or 2 years, industry work experience and an understanding of systems components. This understanding may be gauged by NSCA’s quick, online assessment test and if needed, increased, through the C-EST™ Prep Course. The C-EST™ is the foundation for the more advanced Registered Electronic Systems Integrator, R-ESI, designation that requires a combination of 8,000 hours of work experience and 120 hours of systems training. The first R-ESI credential will be available in the spring of 2005. “C-ESTs are paving the way for the future of the systems integration industry,” noted Wilson. “This program will build the next generation of systems integrator and elevate the EST occupation to a new level.”

Infocomm Gold Level Certified Solutions Provider.

The Imaging Science Foundation is in the Display Standards industry, and is dedicated to improving the quality of electronic imaging.

ISF Commercial operates across the entire professional audiovisual industry to maximize the visual quality of commercial display systems. To accomplish this, ISF-C focuses on three key areas: Standards, Training and Certification, and Research.

Synergetic Audio Concepts is in its 31st year of service to the audio industry. They train, or motivate, nearly 1000 "grads" per year in their seminars and workshops. They are dedicated to teaching principles on audio and acoustics.

The NSCA is the leading not-for-profit association representing the commercial electronic systems industry. With a slate of more than 2,500 member companies worldwide, the National Systems Contractors Association is a powerful advocate of all who work within the low-voltage industry, including systems contractors/integrators, product manufacturers, consultants, sales representatives, a growing number of architects, specifying engineers and others.

The Audio Engineering Society, now in its fifth decade, is the only professional society devoted exclusively to audio technology. Its membership of leading engineers, scientists and other authorities has increased dramatically throughout the world, greatly boosting the society's stature and that of its members in a truly symbiotic relationship.

The American Institute of Architects is the voice of the architecture profession
dedicated to: Serving its members, Advancing their value, improving the quality of the built environment.

The Building Trades Association (BTA) is made up of over 14,000 member companies involved in all phases of the building and construction industries. BTA was formed to provide services for its members saving them valuable time and money. We have affiliations with Fortune 500 companies, insurance companies, lenders and service providers to the benefit of our members.

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