submitted by Janine Young, Eagle Management Group
Wenonah, NJ – Eagle Management Group (“Eagle”) is proud to spotlight new Atlanta City Manager Tyrell Brown, a valued member of our team who has been making significant contributions since joining in 2020. With a career that began in the trade show industry during his senior year of high school in 2014, Tyrell has steadily grown and thrived in this fast-paced, dynamic field.
Tyrell’s journey with Eagle has been enriched by his diverse experiences. During the industry’s slower seasons, he honed his skills in low-voltage installations, renovations, and managing his own A/V business. These ventures have bolstered his problem-solving abilities, teamwork, and customer service expertise—key qualities that have driven his success in the trade show arena.
What excites Tyrell most about his role is the opportunity to see ideas and designs come to life on the show floor. Each project presents unique challenges and experiences, fueling his passion for the work and making every day both thrilling and rewarding.
Looking to the future, Tyrell is deeply committed to helping Atlanta reach its full potential in the trade show industry. Through focused efforts and collaboration, he believes the city can set a new benchmark for excellence.
“Tyrell’s dedication and passion for his work are evident in everything he does,” says Arthur Ximenes, V.P. of Operations. “His diverse skill set and forward-thinking approach are invaluable to our team, and we are excited to see how his vision for Atlanta will help shape the future of our industry.”
About Eagle Management Group
Eagle Management Group provides skilled construction labor and management services for trade shows, corporate events and road tours. Eagle’s team includes experienced craftspeople, professional project managers, and trained customer service representatives who are dedicated to providing the most cost-effective, problem-free planning, set-up and dismantle of trade show exhibits. Based in Wenonah, NJ, the company operates in 33 cities throughout the United States. For more information, visit www.eaglemg.com.
