Your whole year of events, run by one team.
Organisations that broadcast often stop wanting a supplier per event. We run the programme: the same producers, the same platform, the same standard, every time.
The events that come round again.
The quarterly town hall
Every office hears the same thing at the same time, and the people in the wrong timezone get a replay that still works.
The investor calendar
Results, investor days and the AGM, produced to the same standard, with a recording your compliance team will accept.
The webinar series
A recurring programme where each event is better than the last, because you can see what held people and what lost them.
The annual conference
The room and the people who could not travel to it, treated as one audience rather than a broadcast bolted onto a stage.
Three arrangements. Most clients move between them.
A producer, a director and the crew. You brief us once and turn up. This is how most programmes start.
Your team drives the routine events themselves on the same platform. No software to install, and nothing looks different to your audience.
Your team handles the monthly cadence, we take the results call and the annual conference. Same brand, same archive, one place to find everything.
The cost of an event is not only the event.
Booking a different supplier each time means explaining the brand again, testing the sign-in again, and discovering on the morning that something moved. The production is rarely what fails. The re-briefing is.
A programme removes that. The same producers know your speakers and your cues. The platform is already your brand. The archive from last quarter is where people expect it. What your team spends time on is the content, which is the only part they should be spending it on.
We produce live events across the GCC, and we build the broadcast tools our own crews use. The same team answers for the room and for the stream.
The stream is the delivery. The data is the product.
A ranked list, not a headcount
Every question, poll answer and minute watched, captured per person. Your team gets an order to work in rather than a spreadsheet to sort.
The archive, searchable
Replays with transcripts, in one place your people can actually find, quarter after quarter.
It stays yours
Recordings go to your storage under your retention policy. We keep no list of your people.
What teams ask before they commit a calendar.
Do we have to commit to a year of events?
No. Most programmes start with one event. The arrangement is worth making when the calendar is regular enough that briefing a new supplier each time has become the expensive part.
Can our own team run some of them?
Yes. Your team can run the routine events and call us in for the ones that matter, on the same platform, with the same look. Nothing has to be rebuilt when we step in.
Will it look like us, or like you?
Like you. Your domain, your brand, your sign-in, from the invitation through to the archive. Our name appears nowhere your audience can see.
Who can watch, and how do we control that?
Access runs through your own identity provider, so the people who can sign in to your systems are the people who can watch. It can be narrowed to named individuals for board or investor material.
What happens to the recordings and the attendee data?
The recording goes to your storage under your retention policy, and the attendance and engagement data is delivered to you. We keep no list of your people.