At IBM TechXchange at the Orange County Convention Center, Strata Booth supported the George P. Johnson planning team with three headshot stations over four days: two main attendee stations and a separate VIP station for speakers.
Does 20,000 attendees mean 20,000 headshots?
No. More than 20,000 people attended the conference; the activation produced 2,200 headshots. Station planning should use the expected number of participants and their available time, rather than treating conference attendance as portrait volume.
Why use a separate VIP station?
The dedicated speaker station gave priority guests their own portrait workflow while the two main stations served attendees. For your event, we assess whether executive, speaker or sponsor commitments need separate scheduling or a dedicated station.
Can we use this result to estimate an hourly rate?
The 2,200-headshot total covers all three stations across four days. Exact station operating hours are not stated here, so the total cannot establish an hourly throughput guarantee. Session breaks, portrait time, staffing and delivery workflow all affect a new event’s capacity.
What information helps size the activation?
Send expected participants, the agenda, station operating hours, room or expo location, VIP needs and delivery expectations. We can then scope the number of stations and staffing for your actual program.