More Training — Near You

To reach you in the most convenient way possible, we’re bringing more training directly to local markets. This approach creates more opportunities for face‑to‑face learning, technical growth, and peer‑to‑peer exchange.

From the brand‑new True Blue Residential Lights & Shades Roadshow to the introduction of Residential learning paths at Crestron Masters 2026, our goal is to empower the people who power the best homes in the world. We’re also updating existing offerings: The two-day in-person Crestron Technical Institute course, Crestron Home Configuration, will soon include everything you need to know about Crestron Configure Pro. (Those courses are currently taught at our Rockleigh, NJ; Cypress, CA; Plano, TX; Weybridge, UK; and Chatswood, NSW locations.)

We’re creating events built for the real world — how our dealers learn, work, and collaborate today.

“This year, we’ve renewed our focus on what matters most to our dealers: access, expertise, and meaningful partnership,” says Michael Short, Crestron VP of marketing operations and residential. “Our roadshows and Masters are designed to strengthen relationships and provide hands-on experiences that directly support business growth.”

A great example of that philosophy is the new series of Residential Lights & Shades Roadshow events.

Residential Courses Arrive at Crestron Masters

For the first time, residential training is coming to Crestron’s most well-known — and popular — continuing education event: Crestron Masters.

Residential-focused courses will be offered under the Crestron Master Technology Architect (CMTA) Path, which challenges certified designers to deepen their knowledge of Crestron technologies and apply that expertise to advanced system design. Attendees will be able to “mix and match” residential and commercial sessions — tailoring their Crestron Masters experience to match the way they actually do business today. You can find more info and eligibility requirements here.

What This Means for Integrators

With the introduction of residential training at Crestron Masters, you will now be able to:

“This flexibility reflects how many of our integrators operate today, serving blended portfolios of residential and commercial clients,” says Matt Olsen, Crestron’s director of technical sales. Your training should meet you where you are, and now it does.”

“Residential technology evolves quickly, and so should our training,” he adds. “This year’s programs give integrators the depth, structure, and flexibility they need to grow confidently. From the Roadshow to the new Masters coursework, our goal is simple: equip every dealer with the skills to deliver amazing Crestron experiences.”

“The combination of the Roadshow and Masters training opportunities represents a new chapter for Crestron Residential training,” says Short. “It’s more accessible and more hands‑on.

“And most importantly, it builds a stronger, more connected community of experts who learn from one another and grow together.”