Conferences
Multi-room conferences with one technical partner.
Plenary and break-out rooms, speaker slides collected and assigned per room, and the whole programme captured — so nothing is lost when two sessions run at once.
Discuss your conferenceA conference goes wrong in the corridors, not on stage. Two sessions start at the same time, a speaker walks in with a version that is not the one you were sent, and a video refuses to play on the lectern laptop. We plan for exactly that.
We can run eight to ten rooms in parallel, each with its own crew and its own technical plan, while you keep one point of contact for the whole event. Every session is recorded and can be streamed for people who could not travel, so nothing is lost when the programme doubles up.
Slides get their own system. Speakers upload in advance, and for bigger conferences we build a slide centre on site where they can hand in their deck in person, up to five minutes before they go on. We check every deck — each video, each transition, each font — the approved version is placed on the speaker PC automatically, and our technician in the room starts the show. The speaker walks on and talks.
What's included
- Collect & assign slides per room
- Multiple plenary or break-out rooms
- Full AV stack: audio, video, displays
- Speaker onboarding & rehearsals
- Recording of every session
- Hybrid streaming for remote attendees
How it works
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Design
We build the technical plan per room.
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Run
Crews in every room, one point of contact.
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Hand over
All sessions delivered, labelled and ready.
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Frequently asked questions
How many rooms can you cover at once?
Eight to ten rooms running in parallel. Every room gets its own crew and its own technical plan, while you keep a single point of contact for the whole conference.
How do you handle the speakers’ slides?
Speakers upload in advance, and for bigger conferences we build a slide centre on site where they can hand in their deck in person — up to five minutes before they go on. We check every deck: each video, each transition, each font. The approved version is put on the speaker PC automatically, and our technician in the room starts the show.
What if a speaker arrives late with a new version?
That is exactly what the slide centre is for. Five minutes before the session is still workable, and because the check and the transfer are part of one flow, a last-minute change does not turn into a scramble at the lectern.
Do remote attendees get the same programme?
Yes. Every room can be streamed for a hybrid audience, and every session is recorded, so nothing is lost when two sessions run at the same time. Live subtitling and translation are available, with AI or a human.
How far in advance should we involve you?
A month before is our normal lead time, and for a multi-room conference earlier is better — the technical plan per room is what makes the day run. That said, we once took a call on Friday for a production that started Monday, so ask anyway.