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Moderators who run real conversations, and panelists worth listening to. Real prices upfront, shortlist in 24 hours.
Most panels drift. Four smart people take turns giving mini-keynotes, nobody disagrees, and the audience leaves with a pleasant blur. The difference between that and a session people quote afterward is almost never the panelists — it is the person holding the microphone in the middle.
A great moderator does invisible work: pre-calls with every panelist, a question spine with real tension in it, the discipline to interrupt kindly, and the instinct to chase the answer that just got interesting. We screen moderators for exactly that, separately from how well they give a keynote.
We serve conference programmers, association events, and internal summits that need a session with genuine friction rather than four agreeable monologues. Panelists and moderators can be booked together or separately — tell us which seats you need filled and we'll shortlist for exactly those.
Someone who runs the room, not the mic.
Not an announcer reading questions. These moderators prep every panelist, build tension into the spine, and chase the answer that got interesting — priced upfront, shortlisted in 24 hours.
The difference between a memorable panel and a pleasant blur is almost never the panelists. It's the person in the middle.
Real moderation is prep: pre-calls, a question spine, and the nerve to interrupt kindly.
Three panelists plus a moderator is the sweet spot. More voices, less thinking.
Curated tables balance perspective and sector — not just whoever was available.
The AI landscape in 2026 — what's real, what's noise
Where AI is actually working in our sector
Build, buy, or wait: the leadership debate
The agentic shift: promise vs. production
Governance: who signs off on AI decisions?
AI and the workforce: the honest conversation
What the labs know that the headlines don't
Trust, deepfakes, and information integrity
The ROI debate: measuring what matters
Diverse perspectives on who AI serves
Regulation across US, EU, and beyond
The next three years: predictions, with receipts
Need a different angle? Every talk is customized to your audience.
Book a panelA prepared chair who runs the conversation, with pre-calls to every panelist.
A verified voice for your table — booked individually.
We assemble the whole table for balance of perspective and sector.
One price, our 17.5% printed inside it. Travel at cost, capped. No surprise line-items — ask any bureau to show you theirs. Our 17.5% is printed inside. Curated panels are quoted per engagement — you approve every seat before booking.
2 minutes, no account
verified speakers, real prices, in 24 hours
contracts, payment, and logistics handled
Five questions every organizer asks — tap one.
An internal host works when the room is friendly and the goal is warmth. Bring in a professional when the topic is contested, the panelists outrank each other, or the session has drifted in past years — a neutral moderator can push in ways a colleague can't.
Either. Many organizers have their own panelists and need only the moderator; others ask us to curate the whole table for balance of perspective, sector, and background. Tell us what you already have.
Three plus a moderator is the sweet spot for a 45-minute slot. Four is workable with a firm moderator. Beyond that, airtime per person drops below the point where anyone can develop a thought.
3–6 months is comfortable for a curated panel, because you're aligning several calendars rather than one. Moderator-only bookings move faster, and we've filled seats in 72 hours when someone dropped out.
Moderators start from $3,000 and panelists from $2,500, with our 17.5% printed inside. A fully curated panel is quoted per engagement, since it depends on how many seats and which profiles you need.
Rather we just figure it out for you?
Get a shortlistFrom $3,000 for a moderator and from $2,500 per panelist, with our 17.5% printed inside. Full curated panels are quoted per engagement.
Yes — pre-calls with each panelist and an alignment call with you are part of the engagement, not an add-on.
Often, yes. Moderator and single-panelist bookings move fastest; we've matched replacements within 72 hours when someone dropped out.
Yes, and it's usually better value — a moderator who's already briefed on your program can carry several sessions across the day.
We individually check identity, real work, and stage skill. Every speaker. No exceptions.
If your audience rates it below 8/10, our commission is refunded. See the guarantee page for how it's measured.