On booking
The brief
Who is in the room, what the evening has to achieve, and which languages it has to work in.
Portfolio
Sometimes you do not need an agency. You need someone who can hold a room of two hundred people in two languages, keep the evening moving, and make every guest feel spoken to. That is booked on its own, without any production package.
I host and moderate in English, Dutch, Ukrainian and Russian, switching live as the room needs it. The script is written with you beforehand, rehearsed before the doors open, and adjusted on the night when reality disagrees with the run-of-show.
Ceremony, dinner and dancing, in the languages your families actually speak.
Stage flow, speaker handovers, and a Q&A that stays on time.
Auctions, awards, and the pacing that keeps a room generous.
Kick-offs, anniversaries and year-end evenings with a script, not a playlist.
Live switching between English, Dutch, Ukrainian and Russian.
Written with you beforehand, rehearsed before the doors open.
Who is in the room, what the evening has to achieve, and which languages it has to work in.
Run-of-show, toasts, handovers and the jokes that will land with this particular audience.
We walk the timing with you and the suppliers who need the cues.
Microphone, levels and a last look at the room before the first guest arrives.
Pace, language, energy and the recovery when something runs long.
Tetiana switched between Dutch and Ukrainian mid-toast and nobody missed a beat. Our families finally laughed at the same jokes.
