Conferences, seminars, AGMs and training days: venue, programme, AV, speakers, registration and the running of the day itself.
A conference is a logistics problem wearing a content hat. Delegates need to find the room, clear registration without queuing, hear every speaker properly, and leave with something they can use. We take care of those parts so your team can concentrate on the programme.
We work outwards from your agenda: how many delegates, how many rooms, which sessions are recorded, who presents remotely. Then venue, AV, registration flow, catering and timings. You get a run sheet the venue and every vendor works from, and a rehearsal with your speakers before the doors open.
Quotes come itemised: our fee separate from event costs, AV listed piece by piece with technician hours, and service charge and GST shown. If you are comparing agencies, that is the only way to compare fairly.
A half-day seminar for sixty people and a two-day conference with parallel tracks need different rooms, different AV and a different registration plan. We start from the agenda and delegate numbers, then pick the venue and kit that fit, rather than the other way round.
A full conference or seminar package usually covers:
From the first brief to the report you hand your stakeholders afterwards.
The things delegates actually notice are the ones we watch hardest: the check-in queue, the sound, the sightlines, and whether the day runs to time.
Send us your dates, delegate numbers and draft agenda, and we will come back with venue options and a costed plan. Our public health event and clinic opening, run in one morning inside a working hospital, shows the logistics side. If part of your audience joins online, our guide to running a hybrid or virtual event explains what changes. Contact us.
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By sizing check-in for the arrival peak rather than the total headcount: most delegates turn up in the same twenty minutes. Pre-registration with a scannable code, badges pre-printed where we have the list in advance, separate desks for walk-ins and VIPs, and staff positioned before the desks to direct people rather than behind them.
Yes. We run a test call with each remote speaker on the device and in the room they will use, collect slides in advance so we can drive them from our end if their connection drops, and keep a phone number to reach them mid-session. Their audio goes through the room's sound system, not a laptop speaker.
Both. Sound for the recording and the stream is taken from the sound desk rather than a camera microphone, which is the single biggest difference in quality. Streaming uses a wired line with a backup connection, and we can give you edited session recordings afterwards for people who could not attend.
Start with the venue as soon as you have a date range and rough delegate numbers, because the venue decides which dates are possible. External speakers' diaries are the next constraint. Year-end is the busiest period in Singapore, so those dates go first.
It depends on the room and the format, so we specify it per room and list it out: how many microphones and of what type, screen or LED wall size, whether you need a comfort monitor for speakers, how many technicians and for how many hours. A quote that just says “AV package” cannot be compared with anything.
Yes: badges, lanyards, delegate packs, signage, stage branding and handouts, plus on-site printing for late registrations and name corrections. We set an artwork deadline early, because print and delivery are where last-minute changes cost the most.
Stage, projection and audio production from recent conference and ceremony work in Singapore.

