Fred Bargetzi Obituary: Upper Saddle River – Fred “Chip” Hummel Bargetzi, III died calmly encompassed by his caring family on Tuesday, January 5, 2021 at 53 years old. Fred changed working environment innovation during his long term vocation at Crestron Electronics. As the CTO, he directed all parts of the individuals and advancements that make Crestron inseparable from development in savvy working environments and homes. His endeavors have contacted the spots individuals learn, live, and work on each landmass and in each industry.
Driving a worldwide group of more than 700 architects zeroed in on wide going innovations from control and mechanization to advanced substance dissemination, he essentially reshaped Crestron and the more extensive AV industry. Changing an industry from simple to computerized, confined to organized, restrictive to open, wired to remote – his endeavors reshaped working environment innovation as far as we might be concerned, enormously changing the work environment of today and tomorrow.
Broadly regarded as a coach and good example, his kin first methodology brought about innumerable industry grants and licenses. With a novel capacity to spot mechanical patterns, defeat protests and expressive a noteworthy vision, he lead cross-utilitarian advancement groups bringing about extraordinary corporate development, keeping the individuals and innovation of Crestron one stride in front of the opposition.
Fred held a four year college education of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the University of Buffalo and was an incessant speaker at industry gatherings examining new innovation, the eventual fate of work and the effects it will have on homes and work environments around the world. A vehicle aficionado, hobbyist and innovator, he was most popular for his comforting grin, speedy mind and energy for his family. He is made due by his caring spouse of 27 years, Beth; girl Madison; child Alex and mother Gloria. Cherished Uncle to Daniel, Emily, James, Rebecca and Katherine Bell just as Jackie Czel. To see Fred’s burial service being live transferred on Friday, January 8, 2021 at 11:00 a.m.