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Since 2002, GoVision has been recognized as a nationally renowned, premier provider, of large-scale LED video displays — for rent or purchase — and related services. Our talented team of experts have supported more than 25,000 shows, ranging from major music festivals to Presidential Inaugurations, multiple NCAA Final Fours, Super Bowls, Ryder Cups, PGA tournaments and professional All-Star Games. GoVision is the official screen provider for 25+ Live Nation venues, Bristol Motor Speedway, The LPGA Tour and several universities.
Mr. Curtis has over three decades as an independent investor and entrepreneur and was largely responsible for the creation of the portable daylight large screen industry. He co-founded Motion Graphics and later merged with BCC Video’s Jumbotron division to form ScreenWorks. He founded GoVision as a full-service LED screen provider in 2002. In 2016 GoVision completed the Colossus TV at Bristol Motor Speedway — the largest freestanding outdoor center hung video board in the world. GoVision was acquired by Learfield Communications in 2016 and Curtis and his management partners reacquired the GoVison business from ANC in 2023.
Curtis is a partner in, and Chairman of, Groundswell Experiential Marketing and The Well Data Agency. The Curtis’s own and operate Neighborhood Wine in Ft. Worth and are also partners in Locals Only Vodka and Artisan Circle mixed use development.
His recognitions include the 2014 North Texas Final Four Committee and the North Texas Super Bowl XLV Host Committee. He was the first winner of the Innovation Impact Award, in Jan. 2011, from the NFL and the North Texas Small Business Alliance.
A graduate of TCU, Curtis is a past member of the TCU Board of Trustees and is only the second individual in school history to serve as president of both the TCU Frog Club and the National Alumni Association and received the TCU President’s Service Award in April 2011. Curtis and his wife Nicole were also awarded Lifetime Centurion Status from TCU. They have 4 children and reside in Ft. Worth, TX.
Kevin Faciane was named Chief Executive Officer of GoVision, LLC in February, 2023, after GoVision’s reacquisition from ANC, where he previously served as ANC’s Chief Administrative Officer after their merger with GoVision in 2018. Faciane originally joined GoVision in December, 2014, as a Partner and Vice President of Business Development to oversee the integration of GoVision’s acquisitions, partnerships, and strategic alliances while also leading GoVision’s expansion into non-heritage markets and business channels. Prior to joining GoVision, Faciane spent 15 highly successful years with the Mead Johnson Nutrition Division of the Bristol-Myers Squibb Company in senior leadership positions within the organization’s Sales and National Accounts departments before founding, launching and managing several entrepreneurial ventures including his ongoing oversight of the O.B. Stanley Family Trusts and his ownership of Stanley’s General Stores, in Bay City, TX.
A graduate of Texas Christian University and Texas Wesleyan University School of Law (now Texas A&M University School of Law), Faciane was a Varsity Letterman at TCU as a member of the TCU Men’s Soccer Team. His many civic, charitable, political and volunteer endeavors include the Board of Visitors for TCU’s College of Science and Engineering, Argyle ISD Board of Trustees, NCAA 2014 Final Four Basketball Championship Local Organizing Committee, Argyle Young Life Leadership Committee, Tarrant Area Food Bank Food Advisory Committee, Fort Worth Bible Church; and Family Legacy Christian Missions in Lusaka, Zambia.
Faciane and his wife, Susan, live in Argyle, TX, where they raised two wonderful daughters.
Brett started his career with GoVision back in 2008. Initially balancing a technical and sales focus, Brett was able to develop and learn the industry at a young age via firsthand experiences. Coming into the LED industry when he did, coincided with a large LED growth in the professional golf industry. After years of balancing work in all live events, Brett began to focus exclusively on the golf sector; managing all things golf to date with GoVision Golf. Today’s deployments certainly look a lot different than back in 2008, but the goal always remains the same, delivering world class service to our world class tournaments. Growing up in Western NY, Brett graduated college from SUNY Cortland. He got his taste for a career in golf while in college, interning with the PGA of America for (3) summers providing operational support for (6) Major Championships. Brett and his wife Rachel live in Saint Simons Island, GA, where they met while Brett was in town for a golf tournament many years ago. They are raising their daughter and her best friend, Lena (the family dog)! Whether it be in the mountains or on water, Brett and his family enjoy as much of the outdoors as they possibly can.
Patrick is a graduate from WTSU and has been with GoVision since 2017. He started his 25-year business career in the Semi-Conductor industry working with International Sales and Management. He is responsible for overseeing the Sports & Entertainment division. Patrick’s clients and partners include: NY Marathon, Formula E Racing, NCAA Final Four, ESPN College Game Day tours, LaLiga Soccer and a host of professional and collegiate sports teams. When not working and traveling to ensure his client’s expectations are met and projects are done 100% as they requested, Patrick enjoys spending time with his family and friends. You can often find him in the stands cheering on his children who compete in their college sports of volleyball and hockey.
Kristy Johnston is the Chief Financial & Administrative Officer of GoVision LLC. She assumed this position in February 2023 when GoVision was required from ANC. At ANC Kristy served as the Vice President of Accounting and Controller. Kristy originally joined GoVision in November 2011 part time to assist with accounting functions. As GoVision grew so did her role the company. Prior to joining GoVision she was with Ryan a state tax consulting company for five years serving the training manager, seven years as sales tax manager for Temple Inland (fortune 500 company at the time), and seven years as a sales tax auditor for Texas Comptroller office. Each of these roles were instrumental in her growth as she learned different accounting systems and policies and procedures. Kristy graduated from Texas A&M University and obtained her CPA Certification. She has served on several local boards including Boys Scout of America Troop, Argyle Education Foundation, and was a founder board member of Argyle Young Men’s Service League. Kristy and her husband Roger reside in Lantana Texas with one son currently attending SMU School of Law.
Brad boasts a decade-long journey with us. Starting as a field technician and advancing through sales to leadership. Today, Brad spearheads major client relationships and departmental strategies. His expertise in relationship management, coupled with a sharp business acumen, has led to transformative partnerships with industry leaders like Live Nation, Speedway Motor Sports and the Chickasaw Nation. Brad’s commitment to excellence and our company’s dedication to unrivaled experience is unwavering. He embodies our ethos, consistently propelling us toward new heights as the gold standard in the audiovisual industry. Brad is a graduate of Campbell University where he was a member of the wrestling team. He and his wife McKenzie, live in Burlington, NC where they are raising their son and daughter.
Matt Ritter serves as Senior Vice President of Business Development and is a member of GoVision’s Executive Leadership team. Matt has over 20 Years of experience in the LED display industry and is responsible for developing the growth strategy for the fixed install business. Prior to joining GoVision, Matt served as President & CEO of heavy-duty trailer manufacturer BT Trailers, Executive Vice President at LED solutions firm Southpaw Live, Vice President of Sales at Panasonic, and Vice President at LED display provider TS Sports. Across those roles, he has worked on more than 300 LED projects that led to more than 1,000 display installations, valued on aggregate at more than $350 million. Matt is a graduate of Dallas Baptist University, where he played on the baseball team for four years and received the Patriot Award as the university's most outstanding student-athlete for the 2004-05 season. He’s an avid sports fan, enjoys the physical challenges of endurance races, such as Ironman Triathlons, is an active member of Gospel City Church and loves spending time with his wife, Allison, and three boys, Maddox, Mason and Manning.
Jeremy Saatsaz has served as Senior Director of Services since GoVision’s reacquisition from ANC in 2023, where he previously served as ANC’s Director of Operations. Since joining the company in 2015, Saatsaz has brokered Strategic Service Partnerships with premier LED manufacturers Lighthouse Technologies and digiLED and grown GoVision’s Service group to support more than 60 venues nationwide. A DFW-native, Saatsaz graduated from the University of North Texas. Away from the office, Saatsaz enjoys restoring classic cars, raising animals, and spending time with family. He lives with his wife and daughter in Pilot Point, TX.
With over 15 years of experience in Live Events management and execution, Jeff is the Vice Presidents of all of GoVision’s Operations & Logistics. In his current role, Jeff is responsible for the execution and operation of more than 1,000 events each year. Including the planning and execution of NCAA Final Fours and Regionals, Super Bowls, New York and Chicago Marathons, PGA/LPGA tour events including Ryder Cup and PGA Championship, ESPN Game Day and SEC Nation, US Open Tennis, and numerous high-profile Music Festivals. Since joining the company in 2006, Jeff has been an integral part of GoVision's success and growth. Jeff completed his education at the University of Texas-Arlington after a storied baseball career at Wichita State University, which included two trips to the College World Series and a National Championship in 1989. From there, he also played minor league baseball from 1990-98, including some time in Triple A.