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The 2026 Live Design International event will have more than 300 companies showing off the most up-to-date live entertainment technology, production equipment, and solutions for lighting, audio, video, staging, rigging, automation, and immersive experiences.
The companies produce lighting fixtures, smart lighting systems, LED solutions, control consoles, and accessories for use at concerts, in theatre, at festivals, and at other live events.
Suppliers offer audio systems, loudspeakers, microphones, mixing consoles, amplifiers, signal-processing equipment, and other sound-production technologies.
The organisations provide video systems, projection equipment, LED displays, media servers, cameras, video processing tools, and visual production solutions.
The companies provide live event production with staging systems, trussing, rigging equipment, automation, hoists, motors, stage machinery, and other technologies.
The manufacturers and technology suppliers concentrate on immersive experiences, extended reality (XR), augmented and virtual reality, special effects, projection mapping, and experiential entertainment solutions.
The organisations that offer these services provide lighting control software, show control systems, media server platforms, automation software, production management tools, networking solutions, and other digital technologies for use in live entertainment.
Production designers, lighting designers, directors, programmers, and technicians working in theatre, concerts, festivals, corporate events, and other live productions.
Audio engineers, sound designers, system engineers, technicians, and production professionals managing live sound systems and audio technologies.
Technical directors, production managers, stage managers, and operations professionals ensuring live event production, equipment, crews, workflows, and technical execution run smoothly.
Video engineers, projection specialists, media server operators, broadcast professionals, and visual production teams delivering displays, projection, cameras, and video systems.
Stage technicians, rigging professionals, automation specialists, engineers, and production crews delivering staging systems, trussing, hoists, motors, and automated equipment.
Purchasing managers, rental company representatives, integrators, manufacturers, distributors, and technology buyers selecting lighting, audio, video, staging, rigging,
What is contained in the Live Design International (LDI) 2026 database?
The Live Design International (LDI) 2026 attendee list provides detailed contact and company information to help you reach live-event professionals, production specialists, technology buyers, decision-makers, and exhibitors.
Each record includes key business and contact details, helping your sales and marketing team quickly find qualified prospects and create targeted B2B outreach campaigns.
Key Data Fields in the LDI 2026 Attendees Email List
Full Name
Job Title
Verified Business Email Address
Direct Phone Number (where available)
Company Name
Company Website
Organization Type
Business Category
Seniority Level
Geographic Location (Country, State, City)
Company Size
Revenue
Industry
Department
LinkedIn Profile
Postal Code
Using these 20 or more data fields, you can sort contacts by job role, seniority, company type, location, company size, industry, technology focus, and whether they are attendees or exhibitors. This helps you target outreach and connect with the right professionals in the live entertainment and production technology sectors.
The database provides access to production designers, technical directors, lighting professionals, audio engineers, production managers, entertainment technology specialists, and other key decision-makers in the live events industry.
Professionally verified contact information helps identify relevant prospects across live entertainment production, lighting, audio, video, staging, rigging, automation, and immersive technology sectors.
The database supports email marketing, LinkedIn outreach, appointment setting, telemarketing, account-based marketing campaigns, and post-event follow-up.
Each record may include contact details, job title, organization type, seniority level, company information, location, industry, and technical specialization.
Contacts can be segmented by technology specialization, job role, seniority, company size, location, industry, organization type, and attendee or exhibitor status.
The Excel or CSV version of the customized LDI 2026 database can be structured for easy integration with CRM, sales, and marketing platforms.
Get verified attendee and exhibitor contact lists from past and upcoming event editions worldwide. ExpoLake delivers accurate, segmented B2B contact data covering key decision-makers and exhibiting companies, so your outreach always reaches the right person at the right time.
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The list includes contacts for production designers, technical directors, lighting specialists, audio engineers, video and projection specialists, staging and rigging experts, entertainment technology buyers, and other key decision-makers.
The system has been set up for use in email marketing, LinkedIn outreach, appointment setting, ABM campaigns, sales prospecting, and after events follow-up, and you can examine the data structure and contact fields before placing your order.
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Access production designers, lighting professionals, technical directors, audio engineers, video specialists, staging professionals, and other key decision-makers evaluating live entertainment technologies and production solutions.
Before the event, connect with qualified prospects, schedule meetings, and build relationships with potential customers attending LDI 2026.
Engage professionals actively evaluating lighting, audio, video, projection, staging, rigging, automation, immersive and extended reality (XR), software, and other live-event technologies.
Engage with professionals representing theatre, concerts, festivals, corporate events, clubs, theme parks, houses of worship, broadcast, architainment, and other live production environments.
After LDI 2026, follow up with relevant attendees and exhibitors to strengthen relationships, nurture prospects, and create long-term business opportunities.
Enhance exhibiting, sponsorship, sales, and marketing strategies by leveraging attendee and exhibitor data before, during, and after the event to develop more targeted campaigns.
Every contact in the ExpoLake database goes through a structured, multi-step sourcing and verification process before it reaches your team. Here is how we build data you can trust.
Contacts are gathered from trade shows, global directories, e-books, newsletters, and digital publications spanning dozens of industries and regions.
Machine learning fills missing fields, appends firmographic data, and segments contacts by industry, role, company size, and intent signals — automatically.
Every record is cross-checked against our master database and validated via social platforms, public registries, and news sources to confirm authenticity.
Anomalies, duplicates, and stale entries are flagged using statistical models and eliminated. A final manual audit ensures the highest standard of data quality.
A/B-tested opt-in email sequences are deployed to capture and confirm explicit consent, fully aligned with GDPR, CAN-SPAM, and CASL compliance frameworks.
A final tele-verification call confirms all data fields. Only fully validated, consented records are released to the client — clean, compliant, and ready to use.
Yes. The list includes lighting designers, lighting directors, programmers, technicians, and other people involved in the lighting and production of live events.
Yes. The list includes lighting designers, lighting directors, programmers, technicians, and other people involved in the lighting and production of live events.
Yes. The list contains audio engineers, sound designers, system engineers, audio technicians, and other people involved in live sound production.
Certainly. You have the opportunity to get in touch with production designers, technical directors, production managers, stage managers, engineers, and other individuals involved in making technical decisions.