Galbraith Communications Information

Galbraith Communications is a pioneer in full service live webcasting. Our design team creates your customized webcast pages while our on-site crew attends your event to stream it live over the Internet. You don't need to worry about technology and can focus on your event's content. Whether your event is an Annual General Meeting, workshop or boardroom presentation, our full service bilingual webcasting service delivers in HD quality to a worldwide audience. All labour, equipment and streaming are 100% guaranteed for worry-free broadcasting. To reduce travel budgets, we can also beam in presenters from other locations around the world. Galbraith Communications specializes in univeral accessibility meeting all government regulations to reach people with disabilities. A preferred live streaming supplier by governments, corporations and NGOs, our full service packages include all equipment such as cameras, microphones, backdrops - even work stations where your subject matter experts (SMEs) can respond to audience questions. Alternatively, SMEs can communicate with your worldwide web audience from any location using our remote control panel. Galbraith Communications is an expert at large audience live webcasting, removing concerns related to limited bandwidth. Organizations who have used Galbraith Communications include Mercedes-Benz, Rogers, Scotiabank, Government of Canada, World Wildlife Fund and hundreds of others. Galbraith Communications is based in Ottawa, Canada but our crews travel anywhere in North America. Our Toronto based team serves the GTA. We also serve clients throughout the United States. Features and Service Options Include: . Compliance with W3 standards for accessibility PowerPoint, Keynote, Prezi slides and other presentation tools Remote presenters can communicate with your host in real time Teleprompter Live interpretation (English to French / French to English) Closed captioning Recording and unlimited archive hosting with viewership tracking Instant messaging to the webcast audience ...