At Livewire, we know that a great event isn’t just about the stunning lights and sound; it’s about helping your onstage talent shine. That’s why managing speakers, presenters, and emcees is a core consideration across every event we produce. When your talent feels comfortable, confident, and cared for, they’ll focus on connecting with your audience to create real, meaningful impact.
We want your speakers to feel prepared and at ease from the moment they arrive. That’s why we start with a comprehensive tech run-through. We don’t leave anything to chance, carefully exploring their audio and video requirements and how they envision their presentation. This is where Livewire truly shines: our team collaborates closely with each individual presenter, anticipating and alleviating any worries they might have about their content or delivery. We’ll seamlessly weave their unique needs into the event, all while ensuring they feel relaxed, informed, and ultimately, confident—all of which are vital ingredients for success.
One of the best ways we help presenters feel at ease is by using confidence monitors and teleprompters. These tools are a huge help, letting speakers focus on the audience while easily keeping track of their presentation. Our audio team selects the most suitable microphone for each presenter, taking into consideration their unique voice, wardrobe, length of presentation, and what type of message they’re delivering. Every presenter wants to be heard, and presenters that work with Livewire know their message will be heard, loud and clear.
The unsung hero of any smooth event? Communication! Our stage managers are the crucial link between presenters, event planners, and our expert technicians. From mic checks and entrances, to impactful lighting changes or dynamic video content, each cue and transition on stage (and offstage!) is coordinated with our front-of-house team. We also make sure to run through testing and details during a rehearsal, getting speakers on stage to get used to the space and address any last-minute questions, concerns, or changes.
