They invited us on stage
Game Connection in Paris, Digiworld Week and the Hérault Chamber of Commerce (CCI Hérault) in Montpellier, Gamers Assembly in Poitiers, the Esports Venue Summit, Sport Unlimitech, the French Embassy in Bucharest and Bucharest Gaming Week. The full list of talks is on the STAKRN Education website.
The questions we answer
A useful talk starts from the questions your audience is asking, not from a catalogue. The ones that come up most often:
- Why does Gen Z spend so much time with video games and creators?
- How can a brand exist in esports without being rejected by players?
- What can a city or a region do with esports?
- What will leisure venues look like in ten years?
- How does the creator economy work?
For which events
Trade shows and conferences, corporate conventions and seminars, meetings of local authorities and business networks, back-to-school and themed days in schools. The format adapts: a short keynote, a panel we moderate or join, a half-day or full-day seminar with workshops.
How a talk is prepared
- A scoping call: your audience, your objectives, the length, the tone.
- Tailored content for your sector, with up-to-date figures and examples that speak to the room.
- The talk itself, with time for questions from the audience.
Talks are given by Boris Bergerot, founder and CEO of STAKRN, and by the team’s experts depending on the subject. A talk can then lead to training or to support with an esports strategy.
Frequently asked questions
Can you moderate a panel?
Yes, as moderator or as a speaker.
Can a talk work for a non-specialist audience?
Yes. The content starts from what your audience already knows and only uses industry jargon once it has been explained.
Do you speak abroad?
Yes. STAKRN has spoken in Bucharest, at the French Embassy and at Bucharest Gaming Week.