Emagine Entertainment Moves Its Headquarters to Walsh College in Troy – Oakland Press

Emagine Entertainment and the Walsh College leadership team joined with City of Troy officials to inaugurate the new Emagine headquarters. From left: Sharon MacDonell (Michigan Representative), Rebecca Chamberlain-Creanga (Troy City Council Member), Shelby Langenstein (Emagine Chief People Officer), Dirk Kjolhede (Emagine Chief Financial Officer), Trevor Baker (Emagine Chief Operating Officer), Anthony LaVerde (CEO, Emagine), Paul Glantz (President and Co-Founder, Emagine), Van Conway (Trustee, Walsh University Board of Trustees), Ethan Baker (Mayor of Troy), Tara Tomcsik-Husak (President and CEO, Troy Chamber of Commerce) Officer), Suzy Siegle (President and CEO, Walsh College), Tom Petz (Chief Operating Officer, Walsh College), Dave Petoskey (Chairman, Walsh College Board of Trustees), Lou Schmidt (Vice Chair, Walsh College Board of Trustees ), Erik VanDyck (Executive Director of Business Development and Industry Engagement, Walsh College), Dave Schippers (Chief Academic Officer, Walsh College), Ryan Robinet (Chief Development and Alumni Relations Officer, Walsh College) (photo courtesy of Walsh Academy/Emagine Entertainment)

Emagine Entertainment, Inc. and Walsh College celebrated the opening of Emagine’s new corporate headquarters in Walsh with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Monday, February 6.

The headquarters of the Emagine movie theater chain is now located on the second floor of Walsh College’s College of Business and Technology, 3838 Leaf Nova Road, Troy.

Emagine Entertainment’s new office space is part of a partnership with Walsh College. The partnership will provide Emagine employees with access to higher education and professional development, as well as internships, full-time positions and real-world business and educational learning opportunities for the Walsh College community, according to a release.

Paul Glantz, Walsh College alumnus and co-founder/chairman of Emagine Entertainment, said, “I would like to express my gratitude to our CEO, Anthony LaVerde, who, in partnership with Walsh College President and CEO Suzy Siegle, has not only There is an opportunity to occupy space and an opportunity to work with the Walsh community.”

“To be in an academic environment, to be lucky enough to be surrounded by young people who are trying to upskill and learn so they can also function better in society, has better socioeconomic outcomes than where they are today, and that’s for us It’s really an honor to be here. We’re so happy and excited to be here,” Glantz said.