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2007
Ron and his wife Danielle gathered the courage and developed the strategy to launch Firefly Design Group in November 2007. At first, the company featured just four employees: Ron in sales, a system designer, a graphic designer and his wife Danielle helped to manage the finances.
2008
With no booth at the expo, the One Firefly team conducts meetings wherever free space is available. Ron walks the floor seeking integrators to promote design and project documentation services.
2009
As the Firefly Design Group customer base grows, the company incorporates marketing along with the existing project documentation work. The new expanded service offering is presented at the industry’s premier trade show, CEDIA, for the first time.
2010
2011
Firefly Design Group unveils new Firefly Creative and Firefly Programming sub-brands at CEDIA for the first time. John joins Ron on the CEDIA showroom floor to promote the company’s website offerings. The sales portfolio product becomes the flagship marketing solution in the industry.
2012
2013
One Firefly secures its most prominent marketing client yet in Audio Command Systems, the largest residential integrator in the United States. Its internal acquisitions are just as vital, adding Taylor as much-needed muscle for the business's financial and operational sector.
2014
2015
One Firefly closes its Hollywood office and decides to go remote while incorporating a focus on team gatherings and training to cultivate a strong company culture. Mercury Collection also picks up its second CEDIA accolade: The Excite Award.
2016
2017
One Firefly completes its first full year with marketing-only revenue. As the company doubles down on its growth, it continues hosting dedicated in-person team trainings and showcases its products at a wide range of industry events.
2018
2019
Account managers meet in Colorado for a focused training session that shifts to a more customer-focused approach centered around monthly marketing review meetings and delivering an exceptional client experience. One Firefly extends its media offerings with the first lifestyle video shoot featured in its new Mercury Pro website product.
2020
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2007
Ron and his wife Danielle gathered the courage and developed the strategy to launch Firefly Design Group in November 2007. At first, the company featured just four employees: Ron in sales, a system designer, a graphic designer and his wife Danielle helped to manage the finances.
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2008
With no booth at the expo, the One Firefly team conducts meetings wherever free space is available. Ron walks the floor seeking integrators to promote design and project documentation services.
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2009
As the Firefly Design Group customer base grows, the company incorporates marketing along with the existing project documentation work. The new expanded service offering is presented at the industry’s premier trade show, CEDIA, for the first time.
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2010
Firefly Design Group features its project design solutions in the most expensive (at the time) residential project in the United States: Playa Vista, located in Hillsboro Mile, FL. It collaborates with Theo Kalomirakis and IMAX to deploy the first IMAX private theater sale in the world within the residence. -
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2011
Firefly Design Group unveils new Firefly Creative and Firefly Programming sub-brands at CEDIA for the first time. John joins Ron on the CEDIA showroom floor to promote the company’s website offerings. The sales portfolio product becomes the flagship marketing solution in the industry.
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2012
One Firefly LLC was formed when Firefly Design Group was merged with an investment by AV industry veteran, Federico Bausone. The newly minted One Firefly becomes the official North American rep for the German Software company (innea)’s virtual showroom product. The company goes international with appearances at trade shows in Mexico and Amsterdam. -
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2013
One Firefly secures its most prominent marketing client yet in Audio Command Systems, the largest residential integrator in the United States. Its internal acquisitions are just as vital, adding Taylor as much-needed muscle for the business's financial and operational sector.
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2014
One Firefly releases the Mercury Collection, which wins the CE Pro BEST award at CEDIA. The Mercury Collection is the first mobile responsive website for technology integrators with three design models featuring 30 pre-architected pages. -
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2015
One Firefly closes its Hollywood office and decides to go remote while incorporating a focus on team gatherings and training to cultivate a strong company culture. Mercury Collection also picks up its second CEDIA accolade: The Excite Award.
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2016
One Firefly eliminates using sub-brands and launches the consolidated onefirefly.com website. The company expands its presence in the industry by joining the Azione and Pro Source buying groups and incorporating brand new marketing solutions with the UI University and Lead Concierge products. -
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2017
One Firefly completes its first full year with marketing-only revenue. As the company doubles down on its growth, it continues hosting dedicated in-person team trainings and showcases its products at a wide range of industry events.
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2018
One Firefly embraces its remote workforce and stages its first team event outside of South Florida. The team toured client projects and showrooms in Austin, TX and attended professional development training at the University of Texas. This year also sees the introduction of the company’s Review Champ services. -
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2019
Account managers meet in Colorado for a focused training session that shifts to a more customer-focused approach centered around monthly marketing review meetings and delivering an exceptional client experience. One Firefly extends its media offerings with the first lifestyle video shoot featured in its new Mercury Pro website product.
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2020
One Firefly kicks off the year with a visit to New York City to get private tours of the Savant and Sonos showrooms. The team also travels to New Jersey to get an in-depth training at Crestron’s headquarters. The company institutes specialized content and marketing strategies to help clients deal with economic uncertainty due to the coronavirus.
