Presenter Spotlight

Event presenters and global hospitality entities are using Yapsody to create and manage some of the most entertaining and exciting events.

We’ve decided to put our industry’s finest under the spotlight for doing wonders with their events and gatherings.

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Catch up with our Clientele

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Dauphin Island Sea Lab

The Dauphin Island Sea Lab is the state of Alabama’s Marine Science Education and Research Center which serves the public, all levels of government, and the academic community, by enhancing them with ocean literacy programs and events. Most of their research focuses on the estuarine processes of the northern Gulf of Mexico.

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Anima Garden

Universal artist, André Heller’s opulent, two-hectare botanical staging – the Anima Garden is a magical place of sensuality, of wonder, of contemplation, of joy, of healing, and of inspiration for people of all ages who want to

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Reef-A-Palooza

Reef-A-Palooza is America’s Largest Saltwater Aquarium Show. Marine enthusiasts can attend shows where they can purchase corals, fish, and

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The South Bay Film Society

The South Bay Film Society was founded by Randy Berler in June 2012 (and became South Bay Film Society LLC in 2016) to bring the best of new

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USC Rip City Basketball

USC Rip City Basketball is a community based basketball association, run by the University of Sunshine Coast Basketball Association (USCBA)

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Noah Webster House

The mission of Noah Webster House & West Hartford Historical Society is to engage citizens by preserving and sharing history, promoting literacy

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Spotlight Studios for the Performing Arts

Spotlight Studios for the Performing Arts in Fairpoint, NY offers musical theatre training to children, teens and adults, keeping with its motto

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Stratford Perth Museum

The Stratford Perth Museum incorporated as a not-for-profit in 1997. The museum’s collection dates back to the beginning of the 20th century