Who books him
Companies, agencies and private clients
Montblanc, IBM, Mercedes, Porsche, Honda, Sanofi, Bayer, Danone, Orange, EDF, SNCF, Bouygues, Carrefour, Leclerc, IKEA, Crédit Agricole, AG2R La Mondiale, Olympique Lyonnais, the Paul Bocuse group and the ByMyCar group have booked Hugo Marceau for receptions, galas, seminars and launches, alongside event agencies, production companies and hotels. Three evenings, as examples of what the booking looks like in practice:
Geneva · a bank
A staff evening that needed one shared memory
Close-up during the reception, then a short stage moment before the speeches. The finale was a colleague from the audience, chosen by the room, who was made to levitate in front of her own team. The point was not the trick: it was that everyone there, from every department, shared the same moment at the same time.
Montreux · corporate
Fairmont Le Montreux Palace, an aerospace group
A large part of the audience had flown in from India, so the evening was played entirely in English, between the lake-facing terrace and the ballroom. The moment the room still talks about: a ring borrowed from a guest, left on the table, which rose and floated in front of everyone before returning to her finger.
Lyon · 750 guests
ByMyCar at the Stade de Gerland
A seminar for seven hundred and fifty people: a running thread on stage across the day and close-up between the sessions, which is the format most large companies end up choosing. IBM at Château Vatel, two hours of close-up and a levitation before a hundred and fifty witnesses, is the smaller version of the same idea.