As a moderator and moderator, they have professional expertise in facilitating virtual events and managing a conference in terms of discussions while asking relevant questions. They must also possess excellent communication skills. It is important that our moderator and moderator can communicate clearly and engagingly. This is essential to retain participants and convey the message effectively. The moderator must also be able to manage timings and ensure that all participants get a chance to contribute. It is also very important that the moderator is familiar with the technical setup, including the use of the conference platform, screen sharing, chat functions, etc. Experience from TV Production can be a huge advantage as it can help the moderator understand how to maintain a professional and engaging level of presentation and interaction, even through a virtual format. As a moderator, it's important to have empathy and be a good listener. This means having the ability to understand and respond to participants' needs, questions and concerns. This is crucial to creating a positive experience. In a virtual event, things can go wrong (unforeseen), so it's important that the moderator can adapt quickly and find solutions to problems in real time. The moderator's charisma and energetic personality help keep attendees engaged and interested throughout the event.