CES · January 6–9, 2027 · LVCC + The Venetian Expo

CES Booth Models & Staffing

The biggest tech show on earth is the tightest staffing week in Las Vegas. Booth models, bilingual brand ambassadors, product demonstrators, and lead capture staff — booked from a local roster before the crunch.

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What We Staff at CES

Both venues, every role — from aisle to demo station to the after-hours suite.

CES Booth Models

Polished booth talent who stop traffic in the busiest halls in the world and represent tech brands with professionalism.

Bilingual Brand Ambassadors

CES is a global show. Bilingual staff help international exhibitors and buyers connect without losing the pitch in translation.

Product Demonstrators

Talent briefed on your product who run a repeatable demo loop, so your engineers talk to qualified buyers instead of every passerby.

Lead Capture Staff

Badge scanning, qualifying questions, and clean lead data across a show floor where volume overwhelms unstaffed booths.

Multi-Venue Coverage

CES spans the Las Vegas Convention Center and The Venetian Expo. One local roster covers booths and suites at both.

Hospitality & After-Hours Events

Atmosphere models and hosts for CES-week client dinners, hospitality suites, and brand parties on the Strip.

The CES Booking Timeline

No show compresses Las Vegas talent supply like CES. Work backwards from doors on January 6.

  • OctoberBest availability. CES is the tightest staffing week of the Las Vegas year — bilingual and tech-experienced talent goes first.
  • NovemberLock headcount, roles, and venues. Brief your staff: product story, qualifying questions, demo script.
  • DecemberBadge registration and final schedules. Register agency staff names before show deadlines; confirm wardrobe.
  • Show week (Jan 6–9)Short-notice requests can sometimes still be filled from a local roster — but at CES, waiting is the expensive option.

Planning the season? See the Las Vegas trade show calendar or our guide to booking models for CES, MAGIC & SEMA.

CES Staffing FAQ

Las Vegas market rates typically run $40 to $70 per hour for brand ambassadors and booth hosts, $45 to $90 for product demonstrators, $50 to $95 for trade show models, and $50 to $90 for bilingual booth staff, usually with a four- or five-hour daily minimum. During peak weeks like CES, demand compresses supply — book early and get a written quote for your booth and dates.

Exhibiting at CES 2027?

Bilingual and tech-experienced talent books out first. Send your booth details for a fast quote.