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This past December, in recognition of National Giving Month, HC2 was honored to be able to donate to two established, highly impactful foundations. HC2 selected Teach for America because now, during a pandemic that has reduced and restricted standard access

How exciting is this news?! After 12+ months of existing in an isolated, virtual world, we are now gearing up to transition back to live events!   The hard turn to virtual events was disruptive, but necessary, and ultimately the experience

When Artiste Winery reached out to HC2 Productions to help convert their in-person charity benefit to a virtual event, we were delighted to lend a hand. Artiste owners Bion and Anna Rice teamed up with the Dead Poets Foundation, founded

Having trouble figuring out how to turn your canceled event into a virtual success? Let HC2 show you how we do it!   We converted our client’s auditorium into a virtual studio—you might be surprised by how polished such a simple

Events build relationships. Events are much more than an effective communication tool or a marketplace for economic transactions—the starting point for a movement, a stage to share a vision, a platform to create buy-in to a goal and alignment of

Leveraging the right technologies, mitigating constraints imposed by social distancing, while creating immersive environments that truly allow participants to connect are the key success factors for any near-term event. We understand what it takes because we’ve already done it. Here

HC2 Productions combines the top talent of Harris Creative and Big Show Productions to deliver high-impact brand experiences and events. HARRIS CREATIVE Carol Caron, former Executive Producer at Harris Creative, flawlessly executes brand experiences and stories. She’s helped clients bond

Sustainable event management considers the needs and values of every stakeholder, including organizers, participants, and local communities. It involves evaluating the environmental impact of the venue, menu, packaging, waste, décor, energy consumption, transportation, and swag and strategically substituting more environmentally