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Active Network provides online registration software, event management software, payment processing, and website design to a wide range of industries.

Founded in 1993, Aptify has over 15 years of experience providing powerful, flexible and comprehensive software solutions - worldwide.
Aptify has a rich history of delivering successful technology innovations to the market, coupled with exceptional service and support. Our unique corporate pedigree has driven advanced solution capabilities that push the envelope with each new release. A steadfast approach on bringing new competencies to benefit users combined with an impressive financial track record have driven Aptify’s growth over many years.

Aptify was acknowledged twice in the Inc. 500 as one of the fastest growing privately held companies in the United States, and was also recognized in the Software 500. Choosing Aptify as your software partner ensures that your organization will benefit from the latest advances in technology and be aligned with a company already in use by many of the best known names in the industry.

Sam has been working with technology professionally for 13 years and international meetings and events for 3 years in Europe. He worked at Ford Motor Company, 3M, GT Urological and Shockfish SA (creator of Spotme).

BRÄHLER has been a leading manufacturer in the area of conference technology since 1958. BRÄHLER ICS Konferenztechnik AG develops and sells simultaneous interpreting, microphone discussion and audience response voting systems throughout the world. BRÄHLER ICS rents its conference technology systems through branches, subsidiaries and the worldwide BRÄHLER ICS NETWORK.

CAST was incorporated in 1994 as a lighting consulting company and to develop a lighting design software – wysiwyg (which means What You See Is What You Get – fitting for pre-visualization software). Today's penetration has achieved market dominance in the entertainment industry – it is the industry standard.

In 2005, Vivien - Virtual Event Designer, launched in April 2005, is the software tool for the full spectrum of event professionals who produce, manage and/or promote venues and front of house projects, from small meetings to galas, and special events. Vivien is a special events sales, planning, communicating and operations software tool for the burgeoning meeting and events industry which is serviced by professional event planners (of which there are more than 700,000 registered worldwide), designers and producers on the one hand, and venues that can provide just space or space plus a host of services (hotels, for example) on the other hand. Corporations, professional associations, as well as political, religious, educational and volunteer organizations use meetings and special events, including road shows, to launch or promote their products/services/causes, for team building, or training seminars. Private individuals celebrating weddings, special family events, and anniversaries, for example, use meetings and special events.



Compared to the other event planning software on the retail market, Vivien is distinctive. It is the only vertically integrated software tool designed for the USD140 billion events and meeting industry that can be used in all the major facets of the business: sell design communicate deliver.



produce a photorealistic rendering or picture of 3-D layouts useful to show the vision in proposals and the impact of design changes made for the client

quickly modify floor layouts, the changes can be quickly circulated to the project team for approval,

communicate by e-files with project members and clientele, reducing costly last minute changes,

equipment required so the set up and tear down of the event is efficient and goes as planned,

network with sound and lighting professionals.



CAST Software Ltd. is located in Toronto, ON and currently has 25 employees, who are working to deliver three unique products to the marketplace, wysiwyg, Vivien, and now BlackBox (code name today). CAST's 6000 sq. ft. head office includes an appealing work space for up to 40 employees and a classroom with computer systems designed for training of up to 8 customers at a time.