Vito Iaia
Vito Iaia
Vito Iaia joins us to discuss the genesis of the Immersive Van Gogh exhibition that his company Impact Museums co-produced. He shares the story of his immersive studio and how content gets licensed and exhibited.
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Vito Iaia
Co-Founder and Board Member, Impact Museums
My entire career has been an adventure originally sparked by the curiosity of a young boy attending his first concert in upstate New York many years ago. Ever since that show, I’m very proud to say that live entertainment has been my life’s work.
My track record is one as a transformational leader with consistent, bankable success in growing start-ups and turning-around underperforming organizations for the world’s largest media and entertainment companies.
I'm enjoying my work most when I'm building teams to execute strategies that transform and push forward the fan experience.
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