Michael Cannon
CEO
Michael Cannon began his career in the lighting industry at Bash Theatrical Lighting while still in high school. After graduating from Boston University, Michael returned to Bash and assumed the role of Vice President of Operations before leaving to create 4Wall Entertainment.
In addition to his degree from Boston University's School of Management, Michael holds advanced certifications in negotiations from Harvard University and in mergers and acquisitions from UCLA.
Michael and his founding partner Bill Lairamore opened the first 4Wall location in 1999 in Las Vegas. Their concept was a lighting company that would focus on customer service while providing top notch equipment. The slogan "Large Enough to Service, Small Enough to Care" has shaped 4Wall ever since.
In 2002 Michael expanded his vision of what 4Wall could provide to the east coast, opening 4Wall New York. Over the next ten years the location would become the largest in the company. The success in Las Vegas and New York led the company to further establish itself with locations in Los Angeles, Washington DC, and Nashville.
In addition to the physical locations, Michael created an e-commerce presence for the company with UsedLighting.com and UsedAV.com; now two of the largest sites in the world to focus solely on selling quality used entertainment and event equipment.
As CEO and current sole owner of the 4Wall family of companies, Michael remains focused daily on the original 4Wall ideal of being "Small Enough to Care", fostering relationships with employees, customers, and vendors that go beyond simply doing business.
When he's not in the office Michael can be found on his cattle ranch in rural Nevada spending time with his wife Jennifer and their three children- Cole, Chloe, and Camryn.
Kathy Torjman
COO
Kathy joined the team at 4Wall in 2001 as Controller for one of the organization's subsidiary companies. In 2007 she was promoted to Chief Financial Officer of the organization. As CFO Kathy worked closely with CEO Michael Cannon, as well as overseeing management of the accounting, IT, and HR departments.
In 2011 Kathy was promoted to her current role as Chief Operating Officer. She is involved in the day to day operations of the Washington DC and New York 4Wall locations as well as continuing her oversight of the IT and HR departments.
Kathy spent her early career working for Aramark in their Convention Center department. During this time she oversaw the financial departments for some of the largest convention centers in the United States.
Kathy received her undergraduate degree from Boston University, and has advanced certification from Harvard University in negotiations and from UCLA in mergers and acquisitions.
Away from the office Kathy enjoys spending time with her husband Mike, their two children Avi and Aiden, and their two dogs. She is an avid runner and outdoor adventurer, regularly competing in area 5ks, half-marathons, regional triathlons, and national extreme races. |
Mark Fletcher
CFO
Born and raised in Las Vegas, Mark Fletcher received his undergraduate degree from the University of Nevada Las Vegas. In addition to holding his degree in accounting Mark is also a licensed CPA.
Mark brings a wealth of practical accounting experience to 4Wall, having spent nine years with Marnell Corrao, Inc., a firm that specialized in general contracting, real estate development, and architectural work. Mark began his time with the company as an Assistant Controller before assuming the role of Vice President of Finance. Mark also served as Chief Financial Officer for Interstate Plumbing and Air Conditioning prior to joining 4Wall.
As 4Wall CFO Mark is in charge of all of the organization's financial operations. He also oversees the day to day management of the company's nationwide accounting department.
Away from the office Mark is a true outdoorsman who enjoys golf, tennis, hiking, and other activities. He is also active in the Las Vegas community he grew up in, volunteering his time and expertise to numerous organizations that support youth causes such as autism and juvenile diabetes.
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