Variety's Lee Linderman
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Lee Linderman is the director of events and trade shows for the Variety Group, overseeing all events for Variety magazine. He has worked on events worldwide, including handling Variety’s presence at the Cannes International Film Festival, and the 2007 launch of Variety Power of Youth, a fund-raiser highlighting young Hollywood players involved with their communities.
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Lighting: “Images by Lighting is always a standout and perhaps the best in Los Angeles. Co-owners Curt Stahl and Raymond Thompson have built a unique niche market and build long-term relationships with their clientele."
Production: “Elements is run by one of my longtime friends, Stephanie Edens. There are few production people in the industry who have as broad a background as she does, and she comes to the table with talent, hard work, and an understanding of the fine details of creativity and logistical planning. Her abilities create seamless event management.”Lodging in Cannes: "Cannes Conierge is my eyes and ears on the ground before, during, and after the festival. No task is too great, and their staff is truly 24-hour. If only I could get C.E.O. Max Rothman back to the U.S. to open branches in other cities."
