Backstage with THE8

Backstage with THE8
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What does an international event host, on-camera presenter, or corporate moderator do?
THE8 are Chris Brow, Emily Whigham, Jennifer Sarah Boone, Martin Kloss, Matt Beadle, Tania Higgins, and Yasmine Blair. We are a diverse group of friends and professional event moderators with over 100 years of combined experience on international stages.
Join us, as we explore what makes a great event, how to engage your audience, what can go wrong, how to overcome those mishaps, and more insider tips.
If you are planning an event and are looking for professional moderator, visit https://the8.rocks and get in touch.
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The podcast focuses on corporate event moderation, audience engagement strategies, overcoming challenges, and practical skills for moderators, with episodes discussing essential traits for success, managing stage fright, and the technical aspects of event planning such as sound checks and hybrid setups.

What does an international event host, on-camera presenter, or corporate moderator do?
THE8 are Chris Brow, Emily Whigham, Jennifer Sarah Boone, Martin Kloss, Matt Beadle, Tania Higgins, and Yasmine Blair. We are a diverse group of friends and professional event moderators with over 100 years of combined experience on international stages.
Join us, as we explore what makes a great event, how to engage your audience, what can go wrong, how to overcome those mishaps, and more insider tips.
If you are planning an event and are looking for professional moderator, visit https://the8.rocks and get in touch.

In this episode of “Backstage with THE8,” we delve into the world of international event hosting, on-camera presenting, and corporate moderating. Join Emily, Jenny, and Marty as they discuss the role of event moderators, exploring whether they are merely glorified announcers or essential contributors to the success of an event. We share personal anecdotes and professional tips on engaging audiences, managing energy levels throughout long events, and the importance of preparation and adaptability.
The conversation also touches on the evolving nature of events in the digital age, with shorter attention spans and the ubiquitous presence of mobile phones. We discuss our favorite types of events, the challenges of maintaining audience engagement, and the unique skills required to shine on stage. We reflect on the inspiration we draw from each other and the joy of working together, emphasizing the importance of charisma, energy, and preparation in delivering seamless and impactful event experiences.
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