Colin Raininger’s career as a DJ started in 1983, when he took his first piano lessons. In 8 short years, he completed 11 years of formal music training, and received enough education to start teaching music, if he so chose. Being brought up in a music-loving family, by this stage of his life he was consumed with the wonders of sound technology. At the age of 17, he was controlling sound for an auditorium that hosted the Mississauga Symphony, along with many other music and presentation groups. And his life of playing music and running sound equipment was well under way. He then founded his company, Feedback Promotions, during his last year of high school, after he had trained many friends to work with him. This business saw him through his college education, and was a full-fledged business by this time.

Over the next decade along with running his company, Colin worked for a DJ Supply Record Store, a Professional Sound & Lighting Rental / Retailer, a Professional Sound & Lighting Installer, and a Professional Staging and AV company. He then moved on to be a Provincial Sales Rep for two Professional Sound & Lighting distributors, spent a year as an Independent Sales rep for local manufacturers in the industry, and even worked for a local Loudspeaker Manufacturer as a designer, builder, sales rep, and then head of marketing.

 Colin has become a Certified Wedding Planner, he has been elected as an Advisory Board Member of the Canadian Professional DJ Association, and was also now proud to be part of the International Special Event Society Board in Toronto. His next goal is to do all he can to achieve his Certified Special Event Planner accreditation. His constant commitment to educating and enlightening peers as well as clients will hopefully be an asset to you. He is proud to be working with friends that are as passionate and dedicated to providing unforgettable memories! Colin Raininger has created a blog, "Memoires of a DJ", providing tips and anecdotes to help clients with their event planning. He has written each post in his blog while AT events that he witnesses signs of poor planning - where he wished he was asked questions. His goal is to educate clients of better ways to coordinate themselves to not only make better use of their entertainer and AV services, but to provide a comfortable and fun atmosphere for their guests!