Your event has a best part. We make sure people don't miss it.
Engagement craters by day two. The hallway conversations everyone says they loved most can't be put on the agenda. We build the moments where your audience actually talks to each other — and to you — instead of just sitting through it.
A day at your event, with us in it.
Each piece works on its own. Booked together, they build on each other — what we hear in the morning shapes what we ask in the afternoon, and shows up again on stage that night.
Correspondents roam
We move through your event collecting real reactions and hot takes as they happen.
The Debrief
Right after a keynote, we host the hallway conversation — except everyone's actually in it.
Conversation Room
A facilitated session — discussion, scenario rounds, or structured pairing — on a topic your audience already cares about. We spark it, the room runs it.
The Recap Live
Everything the correspondents heard gets reflected back, live, with real energy and zero teleprompter.
Four formats. Pick one, or run the whole arc.
We don't perform at your event — we make your event talk to itself. Every format below is built the same way: just enough structure that people feel safe talking, then we get out of the way. That structure can be a single 15-minute pulse, a 60-minute deep dive, or a tightly timed round of scenario-card pairing — whatever the room and the topic call for.
The Recap Live
20–30 min · stage or livestreamThe show that keeps your audience from disappearing between event days.
What happens: biggest takeaways, hot takes, and session highlights from the day — plus a real preview of what's worth catching tomorrow.
Why it works: no teleprompter, no recap deck — just two hosts who actually paid attention, talking like it.
Pairs well with: Event Correspondents, who feed the show real material all day long.
The Debrief
As little as 15 min · breakout or stage-adjacentA short hosted moment right after your keynote or session, while it's still fresh.
What happens: attendees process what they just heard, together — the hallway conversation, except everyone's in it instead of half the room scrolling their phone.
Why it works: it's the lowest-lift way to turn a one-way talk into something people actually remember leaving.
Good fit for: events with a single big keynote or any session organizers want to land harder.
The Conversation Room
15–60 min · breakout, track session, or fast-paced networking blockBuilt around a topic or theme your audience already cares about — from a slow-burn discussion to a rapid-fire round of structured pairing.
What happens: we design a fast opening prompt that gets the room self-sorting immediately, then run timed scenario rounds — printed or projected cards drawn from real moments in your industry — where strangers pair up, talk it through, and rotate. We close with a pulse check and a single takeaway said out loud, so it sticks.
Why it works: this is the same format we co-designed and ran as the Soft Skills Networking Room at Eventastic, the largest virtual event for event marketers — prompt-driven, low-pressure, built to get strangers talking inside the first sixty seconds. If we can get a virtual room of strangers to unmute and talk to each other, put them in the same physical space and watch what happens.
Good fit for: a track that wants to feel less like a panel and more like the best conversation at the conference, a dedicated networking block, or a Fast Chat–style session built entirely around scenario rounds.
Event Correspondents
All day · pairs with The Recap LiveWe move through your event collecting hot takes, real reactions, and genuine attendee takeaways.
What happens: we bring everything we hear back into a live conversation — the room hears itself reflected back, and it opens everything up.
Why it works: attendees trust their own words more than any branded survey or sentiment dashboard.
Best paired with: The Recap Live, which is where this material lands.
Starting points, not ceilings.
Every event is different, so every quote is custom — but here's where things usually start. Booking more than one format together is where the real value shows up.
The Debrief
From $1,111Per session, 15–20 min
Conversation Room
From $1,515Per session, 15–60 min
The Recap Live
From $1,515Per day, 20–30 min show
Prices reflect virtual delivery. In-person bookings include the same rate plus travel and accommodations. Multi-day events and the full arc (Recap Live → Debrief → Conversation Room) get a package rate — tell us your event and we'll put one together.
Don't just take our word for it.
We're adding real organizer and attendee feedback here as events wrap. For now, here's the proof we've got — and exactly what we ran.
We co-designed and co-facilitated the Soft Skills Networking Room at Eventastic — the largest virtual event for event marketers — built entirely around high-stakes moments specific to the industry. Scenario cards, timed pairing rounds, live pulse checks. It didn't feel like a Zoom room nobody wanted to unmute in — strangers were talking inside the first sixty seconds.
— Lisa Gregory, Founder of Event Professional Network and Gregory Event ServicesComfortable on a stage, in a breakout, or on a screen — we've facilitated live for both, including a full virtual conference networking track.
Sometimes that's an open prompt. Sometimes it's scenario cards, timed pairing rounds, and a live pulse check. Either way: just enough structure that a room feels safe talking, then we get out of the way and let it run.
Every format is designed to feed the next one — correspondents feed the recap, debriefs feed conversation rooms. Book one or book the arc.
Tell us about your event.
Virtual or in person, one session or the full arc — tell us what's going on and we'll put a plan together. We read every one of these ourselves.
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