There’s a curious kind of alchemy that happens when you mix croissants with cutting-edge IP workflows. Lawo knows this better than most.
This year at NAB 2025 in Las Vegas, the German broadcast tech powerhouse invites us to a delectable fusion of insight and innovation. From April 6-9, booth #N623 becomes more than just a product showcase—it’s the venue for Lawo’s Breakfast Sessions, an exclusive morning rendezvous pairing fresh pastries with fresh thinking.
And make no mistake—this isn’t your average booth talk with lukewarm coffee and vague PowerPoints. This is Lawo, after all. Precision. Pioneering. Pretzels.
Sunday, April 6 – 11:00 AM
“HOME at the World’s Most Famous Arena”
Brent Angle, CTO, CineSys
The curtain rises on Sunday with Brent Angle, CTO of CineSys and a man who doesn’t just adapt to tech trends—he helps write the roadmap. Angle’s session zeroes in on “HOME”—Lawo’s orchestration and management platform—deployed in a venue that needs no introduction: Madison Square Garden.
CineSys, awarded Lawo’s 2024 Tech Innovation Partner for the U.S., has been a key player in reshaping the media systems integration landscape. Brent’s talk will dive deep into how CineSys and Lawo teamed up to equip the world’s most iconic arena with state-of-the-art IP infrastructure—melding flexibility, real-time control, and resilience into a seamless system. Expect anecdotes. Expect data. Expect to walk away believing that HOME really is where the heart of innovation lives.
Monday, April 7 – 10:00 AM
“Towards a Dynamic Media Facility: From Dream to Virtuality”
François Legrand, Senior Director, CBC/Radio-Canada
On Monday, we trade the buzz of Manhattan for the sharp northern air of Montreal. Enter François Legrand, a man who has been steering CBC/Radio-Canada through one of the most ambitious transitions in modern broadcast history: a native IP transformation at the Montreal Broadcast Center.
François will be detailing how CBC has moved beyond the buzzwords—scalability, agility, flexibility—and made them operational realities. With Lawo’s tech at the core, the broadcaster has constructed a facility that redefines what “dynamic” truly means in today’s media landscape. It’s IP not as a luxury, but as a foundation. Come for the croissants; stay for the future-proofing.
Tuesday, April 8 – 10:00 AM
“Microsoft – Building a Global Production Hub with Lawo HOME”
Dan Charette, Systems Architect, RUN Studios
Microsoft doesn’t just write code anymore—it produces stories, streams, and global-scale content. At the helm of that transformation is RUN Studios’ Dan Charette, whose session will dissect the interplay between Lawo’s IP-based technologies and Microsoft’s ever-expanding production environments.
Charette brings a dual fluency in video and audio engineering that makes him uniquely equipped to discuss how Lawo’s HOME platform is powering global workflows. Whether it’s latency management, device discovery, or remote scalability, Dan’s experience is a masterclass in making complexity simple—and scalable.
Beyond Breakfast
These sessions aren’t standalone anecdotes—they’re puzzle pieces in Lawo’s broader NAB offering. Booth N.623 will also be showcasing:
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Lawo Workspaces – browser-based control interfaces offering secure, mobile operations.
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New HOME Apps – including HOME Commentary, Video Monitor, mc² crystal Controller, and the Power Core App.
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HOME Intelligent Multiviewer – redefining network efficiency with adaptive display logic.
Special Perks and Passes
For those still weighing their NAB attendance, Lawo sweetens the deal further. Use code NS6282 for a free NAB exhibits pass—a rare opportunity to experience the best in broadcast without denting your travel budget. And for the hands-on crowd, Lawo offers personalized demos with its engineering experts. Book early. Walk-ups are as scarce as a decent hotel room during NAB week.
Can’t Attend the Online Launch?
Catch up via replay at: https://lawo.online/replay
Final Thoughts
In a sea of flashy displays and buzzword bingo, Lawo’s Breakfast Sessions stand out by serving up substance with your scone. These aren’t just talks—they’re a declaration: that the future of broadcast isn’t a mystery, but a menu. And at NAB 2025, Lawo is setting the table.
Bon appétit—and see you at booth N.623.
