Event advocacy
Pre-event awareness, onsite interviews and demonstrations, field reports, social content and post-event interpretation.
KEVIN O'DONOVANTECHNOLOGY EVANGELIST · TECHNOLOGY SCOUTTECHNOLOGY ADVOCACY
Bring Kevin in to help uncover, challenge and communicate the real technology story — through event advocacy, executive and technical interviews, keynotes, online conversations or a wider strategic advocacy campaign.
THE VISIBLE LAYER IS ONLY THE START
The finished interview, video, article or social post is the visible output of a deeper process involving research, technical understanding, informed questioning, field observation and interpretation. Kevin does not simply document what is presented; he tests the story, connects it to the wider market and explains why it matters. An engagement can range from a single interview, keynote or moderated conversation to a structured programme of pre-event, onsite and post-event activity.
Kevin can also help shape the questions, design the format, facilitate the discussion and turn the resulting insight into something useful—whether that is an executive summary, anonymised industry perspective, follow-up conversation or wider content programme.
Commissioned work does not mean a predetermined opinion. Kevin retains his independent perspective: no product sales, no affiliate commissions, no paid endorsements and no referral or introduction fees.
WAYS OF WORKING
Pre-event awareness, onsite interviews and demonstrations, field reports, social content and post-event interpretation.
Remote interviews, webinars, recorded discussions and digital advocacy content.
Helping leaders and technical specialists explain complex technology clearly, credibly and without stripping out the substance.
Structured programmes of interviews, field content and independent perspective built around a topic, technology, event or business objective.
High-energy keynotes and executive briefings connecting emerging technology to its practical implications for the audience.
Live event hosting, panel moderation and digital facilitation that keeps the conversation informed, energetic and on track.
Curated roundtables, customer workshops, peer discussions, Chatham House Rule sessions and closed-door executive conversations supported by informed questioning and relevant industry context.
Turn workshops, roundtables and executive discussions into agreed outputs such as anonymised findings, executive summaries, articles, follow-up conversations, field reports or wider content programmes.
Each engagement is shaped around the audience, the technology story and the outcome. Depending on the brief, it can include:
A connected flow of original content designed to build understanding, visibility and momentum around a topic, technology or event.
A coordinated mix of interviews, technology demonstrations, field commentary, short-form content and post-event interpretation shaped around a company’s event presence, technology story and the audiences it wants to reach.
From fast, focused conversations on the event floor to more detailed explorations of a company’s technology, strategy and market perspective.
Clear, energetic coverage of live demonstrations, emerging technologies and important moments from the field.
First-hand observations and visual explainers—including interactive whiteboarding—that connect individual announcements and demonstrations to the wider market and explain why they matter.
Recorded interviews, webinars and digital discussions exploring technology shifts, leadership perspectives and practical implications.
Technology-focused presentations designed to challenge assumptions, expand thinking and connect the art of the possible with what is feasible today.
Live event hosting, panel moderation and digital facilitation supported by informed questioning and independent perspective.
A connected engagement that defines the objective and questions before the session, facilitates the workshop, roundtable or private discussion, and then interprets the themes into an agreed private or public output.
READY TO TALK?
The easiest next step is a short conversation. Book a time directly or email Kevin with a little context about what you are trying to achieve.
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