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What will events look like in 5 years? How do you make speeches more impactful? Why should you be optimistic about the Live Events industry? Proscenium Events is celebrating our tenth anniversary of helping brands perform! We care deeply about events and we’re always looking for ways to make them more impactful. So join Proscenium Senior Creative Director, Jeremy Dobrish, for a new episode each month for quick tips and insightful conversation for how to make your next corporate conference, live virtual or hybrid events even more effective and engaging. For more information please visit us at proscenium.com.CREDITSHosted and Written by Jeremy DobrishProduced by Bethany PotterTheme Music by Mike ManciniLogo design by Shraddha MaharjanSpecial thanks to Dossie McCraw
Proscenium hosts ProCast: A Podcast by Proscenium Events, a business show with 28 episodes published.
This episode was 15 years in the making! We’re talking with Proscenium founders Mark Shearon and Chuck Santoro. In recognition of the 15th anniversary of Proscenium, Mark and Chuck take a look back. They revisit the earl
We’re talking with playwright Jeremy Desmon and filmmaker Mikey Forsch. Jeremy and Mikey do creative and production work on corporate live events. And they also have successful careers in other creative mediums. In this
In this episode we’re talking with the Head of Strategic Events at Webflow, Alyson Strickler-Vazquez. Alyson creates experiences that resonate and deliver measurable impact. She excels in designing strategies that fuse c
In this episode, we’re talking with Proscenium’s VP of strategy and resident expert on AI, Henry Evans. Henry blends the intelligence of AI with the creativity of human ingenuity to create memorable moments for live even
In this episode, we’re talking with the Founder and Artistic Director of The 7 Fingers , Gypsy Snider. You may not immediately think of the circus as a way to tell a story about the human condition or to better get acros
Making events more inclusive for neurodivergent audiences In this episode, we’re talking with Partnership Strategy & Engagement Lead of Workplace Experience at Google and Founder of The Neu Project, Megan Henshall, and C
In this episode we’re talking comedy with event host, podcaster, and author Scott Bloom. Not sure how to use humor at your event effectively? Want to use laughter to forge connections with your audience? Then hit the dow
With actionable takeaways from all our guests in Season 2, these top take a look back at all the topics we explored in our second season. This episode we explore how to make speeches more impactful, how to elevate motiva
In this episode we’re talking with Letterman comedy writer, author, and star of the award-winning documentary Bathtubs Over Broadway, Steve Young. Want to know how your event can benefit from looking at the golden age of
In this episode we get some sound advice on corporate events from audio mixer John Williams. Prepare to have your perceptions EQ’d! So, if you want to make your next corporate event pitch perfect, hit the download button
In this episode we’re talking art and design with Proscenium Events Art Director Christian Bayonet. Not sure how to talk to graphic designers? Wondering how to collaborate with them better? Curious about what makes a sli
In this illuminating conversation, we shine a light on corporate events with Howard Werner, Principal of the New York office of Lightswitch , and lighting designer extraordinaire. Howard is a super-bright guy filled with
In this episode, we’re talking with Emmy-award-winning talk show host, Mario Armstrong, and the Chief Creative Officer of Sweloquent Arts, Jeremy Brisiel. These guys are exceptional live event hosts, and if this episode
In this episode, we’re talking with the Director of Learning and Development for On-Cue, Matt Elwell . We invited Matt on to teach us about training, but we ended up learning so much more. This episode is full of actiona
In this episode, we’re talking with two incredible motivational speakers: Dan Thurman and Josh Sundquist. This episode is not only a lot of fun, but it goes deep into what it’s like to be a guest speaker at a corporate e
In this episode, we’re talking with two of the best DJs in the live events industry: William Lifestyle and DJ Smalls. This episode takes you behind the turntables to understand how DJs energize corporate events. So hit t
With actionable takeaways from all our guests in Season 1, these “Ten Tops” take a look back at all the topics we explored in our first season. This episode is filled with sound bites from our first 10 episodes, we explo
In this episode, we’re talking with Michael Thompson, Vice President of Strategic Communications at Nuveen, who puts together RFPs; and Bethany Potter, Senior Manager, Growth & Administration at Proscenium Events who res
In this episode, we’re talking with Talia Tinao, owner of HD Premier - one of Hawaii’s top Destination Management Companies, and Sam Port, Senior Creative Director at Proscenium Events about making the most of incentive
In this episode, we’re talking with composer-producer-musician Mike Mancini, and songwriter-performer MiG Ayesa about how to maximize music at corporate events. Having worked with everyone from Bruce Springsteen…to Queen
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