Make more of MWC 2027.
Specialist PR and communications support for MWC Barcelona. From the first pitch to the final briefing, Temono helps telecoms and digital infrastructure companies get more from their time at the show.
Talk to us about MWC 2027We know the Fira. And we know the industry.
Our team has been supporting companies at Mobile World Congress for more than two decades. We've worked with global operators, established vendors and ambitious specialists, helping them use Barcelona to meet journalists and analysts, launch products, raise executive profiles and build market credibility.
That experience changes the conversation. We know how to approach packed press diaries, how to find an angle among hundreds of announcements and what it takes to run a busy programme on the ground.
You get senior-level communications support from people already familiar with the technology and the telecoms media landscape, not a team learning the industry on your time.
What can we help you do at MWC?
Whether your objective is a full media campaign or making a specific opportunity count, we can plan and deliver the programme around it.
Meet the journalists and analysts
Targeted media and analyst outreach, well-briefed spokespeople, scheduled interviews and background conversations that can continue beyond the show.
Secure a place on stage
Speaker submissions, session ideas, speaker positioning and preparation. We've helped companies secure speaking opportunities at MWC and know how competitive the process is.
Compete for GLOMO recognition
Award strategy and entries that make a persuasive case for the work. Our experience includes helping companies achieve GLOMO Award wins.
Make launches and announcements count
Message development, press materials, briefings and outreach, timed around the actual editorial opportunity rather than simply the exhibition schedule.
Put executive views in circulation
Thought leadership, bylines, research, interview arguments and reactive comment. You don't need a major launch to have a worthwhile media conversation.
Make the most of every meeting
Media training, analyst briefing preparation, briefing books, scheduling and a senior team on site to keep everything running and adapt when plans change.
Senior support, on the ground.
MWC is not an event you want to manage from a distant inbox. Our experienced team can be at the Fira with your spokespeople, staffing press and analyst briefings, handling last-minute requests, coordinating interviews, working with filming crews and keeping the programme moving.
We've supported press conferences, analyst dinners, video interviews, executive meetings and tight turnarounds between the show floor and off-site events. We know that a good MWC plan needs to survive contact with Barcelona.
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We've been there. And delivered.
From securing speaker slots and supporting successful GLOMO Award entries to arranging briefings and interviews with specialist and business press, our experience goes well beyond booking meeting rooms.
Some programmes mean running a busy press schedule for a major exhibitor. Others mean getting the right executive into the right room and making 30 minutes count. We've done both, and can share relevant examples of our work at MWC.
Project or retainer. Your MWC programme.
There's no requirement to sign up to a year-round PR retainer to work with us at Barcelona. Equally, for retained clients, MWC can be the centrepiece of a broader communications programme.
Focused MWC project
A defined programme around the show. It could mean building a briefing schedule, preparing spokespeople, securing media opportunities, supporting awards or providing an experienced team on the ground.
Part of ongoing PR support
Develop the stories and relationships well before MWC, bring them together in Barcelona, then extend the resulting conversations, coverage and opportunities across the rest of the year.
News vs Views. What really gets covered at MWC?
Our original research analysed earned coverage across 30 selected publications around MWC 2026. Announcements still led the news cycle, but more than a third of the coverage examined was driven by interviews and industry opinion.
For companies without a blockbuster announcement, there's a substantial opportunity to shape the debate. The report looks at what journalists covered, the arguments that caught their attention and how businesses should approach MWC 2027.
Read News vs ViewsMWC Insights
Ideas, research and practical advice from the Temono team on the stories and opportunities around MWC Barcelona.
How to give your MWC speaker submission a better chance
Choosing the argument, building the evidence and making your submission count.
Read the guideTen topics for MWC 2027
Our view of the technologies and industry debates likely to shape the show.
Read the predictionsWhat will be the story of ISAC?
Why network sensing needs a stronger industry story as 6G moves towards real-world trials.
Read the analysisMWC planning questions
Can Temono support an MWC-only PR project?
Yes. We can scope a project around media and analyst briefings, launch support, awards, speaking opportunities, or on-site communications. We also support MWC as part of longer-term retained programmes.
Do you provide senior PR support in Barcelona?
Yes. Our experienced consultants can work with your team on the ground, handling scheduled and incoming media and analyst requests, preparing spokespeople, supporting interviews and helping the programme respond to developments at the show.
Can you help us secure GLOMO Awards or speaking slots?
We can develop and submit GLOMO Award entries and MWC speaker proposals. Our team has experience supporting successful entries and speaking placements, although selection decisions are made by the event organisers and award judges.
Do we need a major news announcement to get MWC coverage?
No. As our News vs Views research shows, journalists also use MWC to seek interviews, evidence and informed perspectives. We work with clients to develop useful arguments and pitch the right people, rather than relying entirely on press releases.
When should we start planning for MWC 2027?
As early as possible. Speaker and award deadlines, pre-show interviews, analyst schedules and announcement preparation all need lead time. If you've left it late, we can assess what a more focused programme can realistically achieve.
Can you help companies attending without a stand?
Yes. We've arranged media and analyst conversations for companies with large stands and for those meeting people around the exhibition, off-site or over coffee. The right programme depends on your story and objectives, not your stand size.
Make Barcelona worth the investment.
Planning an announcement, looking to fill a media briefing programme or wondering how to approach the show? Tell us what you're aiming for and we'll help shape an MWC plan around it.