The history of Tampa Bay's top event planning and stage production company. Eventi Events, EventiEvents.Com. A Passinault.Com company. Tampa Bay, Florida.

October 6, 1990 was a great date in history. The very first Passinault.Com company and the beginning of all our sister companies was founded, and a great legacy began. We will go over our history where it is relevant to our event planning company. For the full story on the history of Passinault.Com, which includes us, of course, you can see it on the main Passinault.Com site starting in May of 2005.

1990
October 6, 1990
Eventi Events began as a simple DJ company known as Party Systems Incorporated (PSI). Founder C. A. Passinault started the company while producing underground releases under the name of DJ Whiz Kid (which was creatively spelled "DJ Wiz Kid").

1991
PSI begins developing Theme Event technology by working with the Alpha Beta Delta fraternity located at the Sable Park campus of Tampa College. C. A. Passinault was a co-founder of the fraternity.

1992
First stageplays, The Outcast, Purple Passion, and The Princess without a Prince. Substantial development in stage technology.

1993
PSI renamed Advanced Entertainment Systems (AES). Event planning division termed the Mobile Event Network (MEN). Work on Interactive Theme Event (ITE) technology derived from stage technology begins.
C. A. Passinault changes from "DJ Whiz Kid" to "DJ Frontier" (He is DJ Frontier to this day).
C. A. Passinault becomes the founder of the Frontier Society, named after his DJ Frontier name and with the mission of exploring new entertainment frontiers. The Frontier Society, which has a web site at Frontier-Society.Com, is linked to Eventi Events to this day, and Eventi Events is their official event support company.

1995
ITE finalized. Prototype Interactive Theme Event, a Polynesian event titled "Seabreeze" written and completed.

1997
The Mobile Event Network becomes a separate company of AES, and gets the marketable name of Horizons Entertainment. First full scale theme parties done.

1998
January 30, 1998
First theme event, Silvertree, done in north Tampa for college graduation. Event was an outstanding success due in large part to great work from DJ Marlon Brown.

Horizons Entertainment gets first web site as a part of AES's Colony Alpha web site, which launched in the Fall.

2002
Horizons Entertainment renamed Dimension Stageforms after trademark search turns up a trademark that is too close for comfort.

2004
Dimension Stageforms renamed Eventi Events.

2005
Eventi Events web site launches on April 12. Full operations, sales, and marketing commences. C. A. Passinault expands the service lines and leads the company in new directions. Eventi Events becomes a binary company, due to differences in licensing and organization, with stage productions and certain events marketed under the name Eventi Stage. The story of our history is still being written, and our golden age is now before us.

2006
After a record-setting 2005 holiday season, Eventi Events and Eventi Stage staff up and expand operations. New events, theme events, and stage productions are in the works. Eventi Events is on track to become the most profitable Passinault.Com company by the end of 2006, with top-earning photography and design services company Aurora PhotoArts forecast to drop to second place in overall earnings, as specified by market potential and business earning models (it probably will not be the case in 2007, as advertising agency EOS MediaArts is projected to earn more than both companies combined, which should be the case since EOS will become a massive source of jobs for both companies).

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	Eventi Events, a Passinault.Com company - About Us
	Eventi Events History
		October 6, 1990 was a great date in history. The very first Passinault.Com company and the beginning of all our sister companies was founded, and a great legacy began. We will go over our history where it is relevant to our event planning company. For the full story on the history of Passinault.Com, which includes us, of course, you can see it on the main Passinault.Com site starting in May of 2005. 1990 October 6, 1990 Eventi Events began as a simple DJ company known as Party Systems Incorporated (PSI). Founder C. A. Passinault started the company while producing underground releases under the name of DJ Whiz Kid (which was creatively spelled "DJ Wiz Kid"). 1991 PSI begins developing Theme Event technology by working with the Alpha Beta Delta fraternity located at the Sable Park campus of Tampa College. C. A. Passinault was a co-founder of the fraternity. 1992 First stageplays, The Outcast, Purple Passion, and The Princess without a Prince. Substantial development in stage technology. 1993 PSI renamed Advanced Entertainment Systems (AES). Event planning division termed the Mobile Event Network (MEN). Work on Interactive Theme Event (ITE) technology derived from stage technology begins. C. A. Passinault changes from "DJ Whiz Kid" to "DJ Frontier" (He is DJ Frontier to this day). C. A. Passinault becomes the founder of the Frontier Society, named after his DJ Frontier name and with the mission of exploring new entertainment frontiers. The Frontier Society, which has a web site at Frontier-Society.Com, is linked to Eventi Events to this day, and Eventi Events is their official event support company. 1995 ITE finalized. Prototype Interactive Theme Event, a Polynesian event titled "Seabreeze" written and completed. 1997 The Mobile Event Network becomes a separate company of AES, and gets the marketable name of Horizons Entertainment. First full scale theme parties done. 1998 January 30, 1998 First theme event, Silvertree, done in north Tampa for college graduation. Event was an outstanding success due in large part to great work from DJ Marlon Brown. Horizons Entertainment gets first web site as a part of AES's Colony Alpha web site, which launched in the Fall. 2002 Horizons Entertainment renamed Dimension Stageforms after trademark search turns up a trademark that is too close for comfort. 2004 Dimension Stageforms renamed Eventi Events. 2005 Eventi Events web site launches on April 12. Full operations, sales, and marketing commences. C. A. Passinault expands the service lines and leads the company in new directions. Eventi Events becomes a binary company, due to differences in licensing and organization, with stage productions and certain events marketed under the name Eventi Stage. The story of our history is still being written, and our golden age is now before us. 2006 After a record-setting 2005 holiday season, Eventi Events and Eventi Stage staff up and expand operations. New events, theme events, and stage productions are in the works. Eventi Events is on track to become the most profitable Passinault.Com company by the end of 2006, with top-earning photography and design services company Aurora PhotoArts forecast to drop to second place in overall earnings, as specified by market potential and business earning models (it probably will not be the case in 2007, as advertising agency EOS MediaArts is projected to earn more than both companies combined, which should be the case since EOS will become a massive source of jobs for both companies). UPDATED 100607

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