Your team.
A practical pair of hands.
Keep leading your event with Daniel alongside you—helping with technical conversations, preparing the details and supporting delivery onsite or online.
More confidence.
Fewer loose ends.
You know the event you want to deliver. Sometimes you need someone beside you to confirm the technology can do what you need, help explain the options to your client, or work through the details with a supplier.
I’m Daniel. I can join those conversations, help clarify what is being provided and translate between event requirements and technical language. Then I can help prepare, test and support the practical work that follows.
Whether you’re an event organiser, a committee or an in-house team, we’ll agree on the role you need me to take.
Support that fits your team.
Bring me in for a specific task or a wider delivery role. We’ll define the responsibilities around your existing team and suppliers.
Client & supplier conversations
Join discussions with your client to explain what the technology can achieve. Work with platform and AV suppliers to confirm requirements, what they’re bringing and how it will fit your event.
Preparation & rehearsals
Review run sheets, meet the AV team, work through presentations with speakers and test the environment. Help turn the plan into a setup the delivery team understands.
Registration desk support
Help set up and check registration technology, computers and printers. Support the team when a connection or practical setup needs attention onsite.
Speakers, slides & AV liaison
Connect speakers, organisers and the AV team. Check and adjust presentations, confirm the session requirements and help keep the technical details clear.
Virtual & interactive sessions
Operate slides, activate polls and interactive elements, and support virtual event delivery. Onsite, help run interactive screens and components alongside the AV team.
Practical problem-solving
Troubleshoot delivery issues with the team or develop a focused tool to remove repetitive work. Where needed, help capture information for reporting and the event wrap-up.
Get familiar.
Get prepared. Stay connected.
Understand your event.
Start with a planning conversation: your goals, the team, the systems and anything you’re unsure about. Agree on my role and who I’ll be working with.
Work through the details.
Review run sheets, join supplier discussions and arrange the testing or speaker rehearsals your event needs. Confirm the setup and the handovers.
Be ready to help.
Carry out the agreed role, keep in touch with the team and help work through issues as they arise. Complete any agreed reporting or follow-up afterwards.
What that support looks like.
A simpler way to prepare event visa letters.
As an international event, MMIRA received many requests for visa support letters. The original process hadn’t captured all the information needed, creating extra work for the team.
I developed a simple program that attendees could access through a provided link to generate their letter. It also recorded each request and maintained a spreadsheet for reporting after the event.
The result: hours saved on repeated administration, with a record the organisers could use.
Getting registration printing more reliable.
I was at IQA to guide AV and check presentations when a network printer started dropping out.
I joined the AV support team to identify the problem. We changed the printer connection method, which reduced the dropouts and made printing more reliable.
It’s how I like to work: notice where the team needs a hand, understand the issue and help find a practical solution.
Need someone alongside you?
Or someone to bring it all together?
Event support works well when you already have an organiser or team leading the event. If you want Daniel to take on the wider management role, explore full event management.
For platform configuration, AV quote advice and connected systems, see Event Technology →
Where could you use a hand?
Tell me about your event, when it’s happening and the people or suppliers already involved.
If there’s a technical question you’re struggling to explain—or a practical task you’d like someone to take care of—we can start there.
Send an enquiry using the form, or use the website chat to leave me a message.