AGU Annual Meeting Trade Show & Booth Staffing

AGU's current exhibitor sales sheet lists Monday, December 7, 1:30–4:30 PM; Tuesday and Wednesday, December 8–9, 10:00 AM–4:30 PM; and Thursday, December 10, 10:00 AM–1:00 PM at Moscone Center in San Francisco. These are local exhibit-hall hours. The full conference runs December 7–11; Friday is not listed as an exhibit day. Recheck the organizer schedule before booking.

No. TSM's published minimum paid shift is four hours. Monday and Thursday each have three public exhibit hours in the current AGU26 sales sheet. Confirm briefing, reporting, breaks and other approved duties in the paid shift; public hall hours alone are not the staffing agreement.

Staff can greet visitors, ask approved qualification questions and support a rehearsed demonstration. Keep a qualified scientist or product specialist available for research methods, instrument specifications, calibration, safety and procurement commitments. Document the handoff point in your briefing.

Yes. Book trade show models to welcome scientists and instrument buyers, ask your approved qualification questions and introduce visitors to your specialists. Share the research disciplines, product interests and next steps you want recorded. Agree paid reporting, briefing, breaks and coverage for each exhibit day. Public hall hours do not guarantee an individual staff member's shift or coverage through close.

Yes. Brand ambassadors can explain your approved message and direct researchers to the appropriate specialist. Promotional models can invite visitors to an approved presentation, distribute materials and coordinate demo sign-ups. Brief both roles on product claims, activity restrictions and the next step for each visitor. Your qualified team handles scientific interpretation, equipment operation and commitments outside that brief.

Yes. TSM offers local San Francisco talent for AGU booth reception, approved promotional support and lead capture. Confirm the selected candidates' availability, relevant experience and any travel or parking charges. Include the assigned Moscone building, hall, entrance, booth number and onsite contact. Local recruitment does not establish familiarity with every room or eliminate all assignment expenses.

Yes. Confirm the scanning platform, device access, qualification fields and export process you purchased, then review the selected staff's experience with that setup. Staff can coordinate an approved instrument or software presentation and record a visitor's research interests. Your scientific or product specialists handle interpretation, calibration, safety, detailed specifications and procurement commitments.

You can request bilingual talent for AGU. Specify the languages, proficiency and responsibilities you need, then confirm candidate availability and relevant experience. Provide approved instrument or software terminology and a scientific contact for detailed questions. Language support can help visitors reach your specialists; it does not establish scientific qualifications or authority to interpret research.

TSM's published model tiers are Tier Two at $50–$60 per hour, Tier One at $60–$75 per hour and Elite at $75+ per hour, with a four-hour minimum. The selected talent and responsibilities determine your quote. Send your exhibit dates, proposed paid shifts and booth brief. Confirm preparation, break relief, travel or parking and quote response timing with your account executive.

No - TSM Agency is a trade-show and event-marketing staffing agency, not a catering, hospitality or exhibit-labor company. For AGU Annual Meeting we provide the booth talent that draws traffic and captures leads at Moscone Center in San Francisco - trade show models, brand ambassadors, promotional models, product demonstrators, lead-retrieval specialists and registration staff. We don't supply catering, bartenders, wait staff, ushers or booth installation and labor; for those, a hospitality or exhibitor-services company is the right fit.