Jack Simpson

Most corporate event budgets include a photographer. Far fewer include a photography strategy. There’s a significant difference. A 400 person conference with strong keynote imagery, intentional sponsor documentation, and a rapid delivery timeline can generate tens of thousands of LinkedIn impressions within 72 hours. The same event with reactive, unplanned coverage rarely travels beyond the

The Midway recently published a case study on cohesive event design, featuring Modern Treasury’s 2024 conference at their Dogpatch venue. The piece highlights how thoughtful design, lighting, and flow create a unified attendee experience. What’s worth noting: none of that design impact survives beyond the event without professional documentation. The Midway’s case study works precisely

Corporate events are no longer only live experiences. They are high-density content opportunities. Keynotes, panels, executive conversations, sponsor activations, arrivals, and audience reactions can all become usable visual assets. When captured with intention, the event keeps working long after the room clears. A single event can produce: See examples from real corporate events here: Event

What Actually Matters When you’re planning a corporate event in the San Francisco Bay Area, hiring a photographer can feel deceptively simple. Everybody has a camera. Everybody has a portfolio. And almost everybody says they do “events.” But corporate events have a different failure profile. You are not only buying beautiful photos. You are buying

When it comes to hosting a corporate event, summit, or product launch in San Francisco, selecting the right venue makes all the difference. Let’s explore my personal Top 10 favorites for corporate events from photographer’s perspective