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The Power of a Professional Emcee: Elevating Events Through Energy, Excellence & Expertise

In this episode of Speakers & Stages, we’re joined by the electrifying Quinn Conyers, a professional emcee, audience activator, and industry innovator who’s worked with powerhouse brands like Nike, PayPal, UPS, and the United Nations. With over 20 years of experience, Quinn takes us deep into the craft, strategy, and soul of emceeing. Speakers & Stages – Interview with Quinn Conyers Guest: Quinn Conyers – Professional MC, Event Strategist, Author, and Speaker About Quinn: Over 20 years of experience as an MC and event host Known for high energy, attention to detail, and audience activation Has worked with brands like Nike, Walmart, PayPal, UPS, and the United Nations Recognized as a top MC voice on LinkedIn and a 2025 Top Event Professional by Black in Events Two-time author, former speech instructor, and certified woman-owned business owner Key Topics Discussed: The true role of an MC: more than just introducing speakers—MCs activate audiences, manage energy, and elevate events from good to grand Preparation is key: Quinn’s process includes pre-event questionnaires, kickoff calls, and attention to brand details Emotional intelligence: Reading the room, adapting transitions, and supporting both attendees and speakers The importance of hiring the right MC early in the event planning process Enrollment events: How MCs can drive audience action and support event goals The impact of AI and technology: AI as a tool for enhancement, not replacement, in the events industry The value of intentional event experiences for both attendees and speakers Advice for aspiring MCs and event planners: Assess your skills, keep MCs top of mind, and super-serve both speakers and attendees Actionable Takeaways: Hire your MC early—they can help shape the event experience and recommend other key vendors Use pre-event questionnaires and kickoff calls to ensure alignment and clarity Prioritize both attendee and speaker experience for event success Leverage AI for brainstorming and research, but remember the irreplaceable value of human connection MCs should be seen as event strategists and audience activators, not just announcers Connect with Quinn: LinkedIn is her preferred platform for networking and event inquiries Closing Thought: “A great MC isn’t about being the loudest voice, but the most intentional one. Average events don’t need to exist when amazing is available.”