Appreciation for prize winners and audiences — that is the core of our international awards events. Our aim: to transform content that is often repeated into entertaining, engaging stage shows. Each production is unique, inspired by the location, its story, its myths and anecdotes. In Lisbon, we focus on joie de vivre, street art and internationality. In Cape Town, we tell the moving story of Nelson Mandela's release and celebrate a colorful African festival together with local actors. Our concepts are never set up, but merge with the architecture of the event venues — often with innovative event technology for spectacular stage sets. Whether it's indoor façade mapping at the Spanish Riding School in Vienna, a holographic presentation in St. Andrews, autonomous LED walls in Lisbon or a breathtaking light installation in Harpa, Reykjavik's iconic concert hall — we have been setting new standards with our awards events for over ten years.

Munich, media days. This is where the industry meets and makers discuss. In the first few years, the focus was increasingly on the privatization of TV and radio, today people mainly talk about the role and significance in view of the wide range of digital offerings. The social highlight is the Night of the Media. For more than 25 years and again since 2017, we have been responsible for implementation here. Since 2022, even in connection with the Blue Panther aftershow party, the media's TV and streaming awards. Bayern GmbH, which is integrated into the media night.

Magical moments in Munich - What could be better than to stage your own home town at an event. As part of an honorary and incentive trip for a long-standing customer, we were able to welcome 1300 guests from all over Germany as the lead agency back-to-back for 2 days. Emotional storytelling with a guarantee of goosebumps, an impressive stage with great attention to detail and magical moments in the production marked the ceremony. It was not only a great declaration of love to our Munich, but above all a wonderful evening for the honoured people on a radiant stage. And this was brought to life by Amelie Diana Magdeburg with a mix of poetry slam, dance and a dose of humor developed by us. Day 2 was the informative part, dedicated entirely to the Olympic Village and Olympic disciplines. At market stands and open panel discussions, participants were able to find out more and exchange ideas. With a modern and decorative exhibition building concept, we have revived the sporting feeling of the '72 Olympic Games in the conference area. Come closer, see, be amazed — that was the motto for each group's last evening. To top it off, we took the guests into a world full of magic and wonder. Carousel, circus stalls and artists fascinated the audience and blurred the lines between reality and fantasy.