Nearly 25 years ago, Crestron Masters began in a modest lab at the company's New Jersey headquarters. No ballrooms. No packed agendas. Just a handful of certified programmers, hands on gear, working through problems together with a shared drive to push the platform further.
That gathering has since grown into a global event welcoming thousands of professionals. What hasn't changed is the audience: deeply committed technologists who have invested in their careers and expect to stay ahead of the curve. That continuity — of purpose, of people, of standards — is what makes Crestron Masters something you come back to year after year.
The growth also reflects an industry in constant motion. Crestron's training organization has evolved alongside it, creating meaningful opportunities not just to learn, but to collaborate, challenge assumptions, and connect with the community in shaping what's next.
What sets Crestron Masters apart is who leads the learning. Courses are taught by Crestron's own engineering and product management teams — the people writing the software and firmware behind the solutions — alongside members of the Crestron Diamond community: seasoned certified programmers who bring hard-earned, real-world perspective into every session.