Dominik Stibal, the agency's CEO and owner, says that the agency's name has been around for a long time and no longer reflects the full range of services offered by the agency today. In fact, within the agency family there are now business units such as "Neo", dedicated to the latest developments in the Web 3 universe, where content and form merge in new worlds in innovative ways.
To the outsider, this evening in the "Haus am Fluss" offered a sympathetic ensemble in flow.
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In January 2023, the first CAS Live Experience and Event Design (CAS LEED). The continuing education program is "the response of Expo Event Swiss Livecom Association and the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts (HSLU) to the major changes in the livecom industry," Expo Event announced. This is because topics such as digitalization, pandemics and a shortage of skilled workers are changing the social, economic and technological conditions in the event and exhibition industry. The new event will serve as a tool to prepare people working in these sectors for the changes.
In a total of seven specialized modules, each lasting two to three days, students learn everything about the broad craft of the livecom industry. In contrast to the already existing CAS Event Management, the CAS LEED goes deeper into the planning and implementation of sustainable live campaigns and the creation of event designs. The HSLU has teamed up with various experts from the industry to deliver this practice-oriented continuing education program. Well-known names such as Matthias Kindler (consultant for LiveCom), Andrea Hummler (Mint Consulting) or Iwan Funk (Bellprat) will share their knowledge.
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At the "New Stage" event, the Hallenstadion showed how it has made itself fit and will set off into a new era with great drive after the departure of the ZSC Lions. For this the Location Customers, stakeholders and partners were invited to show them the innovations during an interactive tour.
Ice hockey played a very important role for the Hallenstadion for 72 years, which is now coming to an end. However, the departure of the ZSC Lions opens up new possibilities: For example, the infrastructure and food offerings are now designed not only for visitors with an affinity for sports, but also for the diverse concert audience. For example, the foyer has been given a facelift and a cozy atmosphere has been created with 360 LED lights and high-quality furniture.
New VIP offer
A VIP offer is also new: the "Studios". A private room directly below the boxes with a unique view of the stage can be booked as an upgrade for twelve people. The backstage area has also been upgraded.
Probably the biggest renovation is the reconstruction of the hall floor. The permanent ice field will be replaced by a concrete surface as a concert layout. For large ice shows, a temporary ice field will be used in the future. The centerpiece of the arena is the new "Brilliant Stage", a rolling stage that can be rolled to the desired location when equipped. This allows several works to take place in the arena at the same time.
Sustainability also plays a role: Since September, the Hallenstadion has been heated with a district heating connection of 1100 kilowatts. Of the two oil-fired boilers, one remains with 900 kilowatts, but this will only be used in the event of a power deficit on cold winter days. The district heating is generated in a central plant, in the case of the Hallenstadion in the Hagenholz waste incineration plant, and distributed in the form of hot water.
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