Technology Partners
PRG Alliance is always looking for partnership with leading technical production manufacturers to provide to its members access to new technologies and services with exclusive conditions. See below the list of PRG Alliance preferred suppliers.
SGM Light
PRG Alliance Preferred Supplier
Website: http://sgmlight.com/
Originally founded in 1975, SGM has more than 40 years of experience within the entertainment lighting business.
In 2009, SGM was bought by Italian RCF Group, which soon after brought in Peter Johansen to head the new R&D centre in Denmark.
Drawing upon his wide experience within the business and his capabilities for entrepreneurship, Peter Johansen bought SGM, and with a team of key employees and a group of investors the company headquarters was established in Denmark in 2012.
Focusing on innovation and experimenting with emerging technologies, SGM has gathered one of the most experienced R&D teams in the world. Though SGM has grown to be a large global player in the business, the company is now purely Danish.
With Peter Johansen’s mission to regain market position as the leading company within the entertainment segment and the architectural lighting design, SGM is specializing in LED solutions.
Along with a constantly growing highly qualified distributor network and branded subsidiary companies around the world, SGM has established a global presence, demonstrating a solid experience in lighting equipment while presenting cutting-edge solutions.”
GLP German Light Products
PRG Alliance Preferred Supplier
Website: http://www.glp.de
Founded by Udo Künzler in 1994 and headquartered in Karlsbad in Southern Germany, GLP (German Light Products GmbH) is a leading manufacturer of cutting edge lighting technology equipment and remains at the forefront of LED technology within the entertainment lighting sector.
The company’s award-winning X4 series has become a standard around the world, specified by top LDs for its versatile and packed feature set. Constantly expanding its product range, GLP is committed to bringing environmentally friendly lighting technology to designers without expecting them to compromise in their artistic expectations.
In 2009, GLP purchased the German video company G-LEC and increased its global presence by establishing a subsidiary in Los Angeles, USA, and in Hong Kong the following year. Entering the current decade GLP continued to expand its horizons by setting up a new Nordic office, based in Sweden.
