
We Orchestrate Virtual and Hybrid Events
It takes a special set of skills to create outstanding virtual events and hybrid events that exceed expectations. Our Founder, Paul Cook, has spent years developing and refining those skills.
Our mission is to bring those skills and insights to you. We use our creativity, storytelling and facilitation techniques to give your delegates the best experience. Delivering a strong ROI for you is our goal.
The Hybrid Event Centre (HEC) is a content consultancy specialising in virtual and hybrid events. Our key services include Project Management, Performance Improvement and Programme Design.
Project Management – We take the pressure from you and orchestrate everything to ensure it runs like clockwork.
Performance Improvement – When it comes to making sure your speakers will deliver their absolute best, we can help with that too. We on-board and mentor your presenters to ensure they know what to expect from the hybrid and virtual environment.
Programme Design – Once we understand your objectives we can design the entire programme, or help you with specific sessions. It is all co-created, which means we mesh seamlessly with you and your team.
Our services are tailored to suit your precise requirements.

Hybrid Events
Hybrid events are an essential means of communication for L&D and events professionals. Find out about using our skills to create successful hybrid events.

Virtual Events
Producing effective virtual events takes experience and skills that have to be learned in the field. Discover more about using our skills to elevate your next virtual event .
Latest Blog Post
If you want to develop your virtual and hybrid event knowledge, read our blog. We regularly add new posts with a hybrid events focus.
Right here, you can see our latest blog post, but if you want to really increase your depth of understanding of how hybrid events work we suggest you read all of the posts in our blog.

Avoid Information Overload at Hybrid Events
Virtual delegates need the same consideration as in-person attendees when it comes to programme design.