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Conferences
Keynotes, panels, breakout sessions, networking, sponsor experiences, multi-day programs, and attendee engagement.

Photography and video for companies, organizations, and event teams — from one event to ongoing coverage.
Based in Delaware — regularly working in Philadelphia, Washington, DC, and Baltimore. Available nationwide.



Built for repeat coverage
Kimo & Co. supports organizations that need consistent photography and video across events, conferences, headshots, brand content, and ongoing company initiatives.
Conferences, corporate events, executive gatherings, and the people behind them.








Photography and video built around the schedule, scale, and needs of your event.
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Keynotes, panels, breakout sessions, networking, sponsor experiences, multi-day programs, and attendee engagement.
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Company events, executive gatherings, awards, activations, receptions, launches, and celebrations.
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Professional headshots and executive portraits for leadership teams, employees, speakers, and attendees.
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Photography for leadership teams, workplace culture, campaigns, websites, recruiting, and company marketing.
Coverage can expand across multiple rooms, concurrent sessions, and multiple angles when the event calls for it.
Photo and video stay on one plan, with one point of contact.

Event coverage should stay useful after the event ends.
On-site headshots
Add professional headshots or executive portraits to your conference, company meeting, or corporate event.


We work with your schedule, priorities, and event team to make sure the right sessions are covered without making photo and video another thing you have to manage.
Practical guidance for event, marketing, and communications teams planning photography and video coverage.
Outside coverage gives companies flexible capacity for busy event dates without maintaining a full production team all year.
Read ArticleA useful event gallery documents the program, the people, the brand, and the proof that partners need afterward.
Read ArticleThe right format depends on what your team must publish after the event, not on a generic package.
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