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The 2025 AV Trends All Corporate Event Planners Should Know

  • Writer: Moonrise Audio Visual
    Moonrise Audio Visual
  • May 19
  • 3 min read

If there’s one constant in the world of corporate events, it’s change. And in 2025, audiovisual technology is evolving faster than ever. From smarter automation to immersive experiences, AV no longer means just mics and screens. It’s about storytelling, interactivity, and creating memorable moments that stick.


Whether you’re planning an executive summit, sales kickoff, or global town hall, keeping up with the latest AV trends ensures that you're delivering impact. Here are the top AV trends corporate planners should keep on their radar this year:


AI-assisted AV production is going mainstream.


Artificial intelligence is now playing a real, practical role in event AV. From automated camera tracking to real-time captioning and translation, AI is making AV smarter, faster, and more accessible.


New tools can switch between speakers automatically, optimize sound levels in real time, and even generate post-event highlight reels using facial recognition and sentiment analysis.


LED walls are replacing projectors.


If you’re still using traditional projectors, 2025 is the year to upgrade. LED walls are now the go-to visual display for high-end corporate events. They’re brighter, sharper, more flexible, and perform beautifully in any lighting condition.


Even better? Modular LED systems allow for custom screen sizes, curved displays, and seamless integrations with stage design, giving you total creative control over the visual experience.


Spatial audio is elevating the attendee experience.


High-quality sound has always mattered, but spatial audio is taking it to the next level. Instead of simply amplifying voices, spatial systems place sound where it belongs in the space, creating a more natural, immersive experience for attendees.


This is especially impactful for panel discussions, performances, and experiential activations where directional audio makes the difference between hearing something and feeling it.


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Hybrid-ready AV setups are non-negotiable.


In 2025, hybrid events a built-in part of the corporate event model. In 2025, the expectation is clear: remote attendees should have the same polished, engaging experience as those in the room.


That means multi-camera setups, separate audio mixes for streaming, interactive tools (such as live polls and Q&A), and platform integrations that make hybrid participation feel intuitive.


If your AV team doesn’t offer a hybrid playbook, it’s time to find one that does.


Sustainability is now part of AV planning.


AV vendors are responding to increased interest in eco-friendly events by offering greener solutions, from energy-efficient LED lighting to digital signage that reduces waste.


You’ll also see more emphasis on modular AV setups that minimize transport and labor, and equipment designed for longer life cycles and lower environmental impact. Ask your AV partner what steps they’re taking to support your event’s sustainability goals.


Immersive environments are taking center stage.


Gone are the days of static conference rooms. Corporate planners are embracing immersive AV environments, including 360° projections, LED tunnels, interactive installations, and dynamic lighting sequences that respond to movement or sound.


These experiences create deeper audience connection, better message retention, and that all-important “wow” factor that makes events memorable. If your event includes a product launch or executive keynote, an immersive design could be the edge you need.


Stay ahead of the trend curve with the right AV partner.


Trends come and go, but delivering a seamless, high-impact experience never goes out of style. At Moonrise AV, we stay on the cutting edge of AV innovation, so you don’t have to. Whether you’re planning a large-scale hybrid event or a sleek internal summit, we’ll help you bring your vision to life with technology that performs and a team you can trust.



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