NEW HAVEN, Conn., Sept. 13, 2016 -- Woodbridge International, a global mergers and acquisitions firm, is pleased to announce the merger of its client, Melbourne, Australia-based Haycom with Norwest Group, based in Sydney, Australia.
In business for over 40 years, Haycom delivers leading-edge technical productions services for events and road shows encompassing visuals, sound, lighting, recording, webcasting, videoconferencing, audience participation platforms and room dressing/scenic.
Norwest Group is Australasia’s largest provider of event production and catering. The merger enables both businesses to expand their equipment offerings and capabilities, enhance the level of service delivery to clients, and increase efficiencies.
Headquartered in New Haven, CT, Woodbridge International, a global M&A firm, was founded in 1993 and has 30 offices worldwide.
Contact: Don Krier, Managing Director Phone: (203) 389-8400 Ext. 201


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