What type of audience attends your seminars? Consumers or designers?
Right now, I am giving them to design professionals, including interior designers, architects, kitchen & bath designers, contractors and design students. I want to cater them to homeowners as well. These seminars can be very helpful to people who are building new homes or remodeling their existing ones.

What are some common concerns or questions from these seminars?
Presently I offer 10 different seminars. They are listed on our website (www.randallwhitehead.com/seminars). Mostly the audience wants to know the current trends in lighting design and what new products are available.

What is your audience's understanding of California's new Title 24 which requires that 50% of the wattage in the kitchen be from a fluorescent source? Any common questions or concerns?
I have one seminar called Sweet Dream & Rude Awakenings, Lighting for Kitchens and Baths. People have an absolute terror of fluorescents, and I do my best to help them overcome it. At first, the professionals want to know how to circumvent Title 24 instead of embracing it. I explain that this is not necessary and spend the first half of the seminar showing examples of really good fluorescent installations and products. Then I talk about ways to design the installations. They always want to know about what hard-wired fluorescent products are readily available. I give them a list with links to the various websites.