Who is a Presenter?
During a Skype for Business conference call, the presenter is the attendee who has full control over the ongoing conference. The presenter can not only share content (such as presentations and their computer desktop) with all those in attendance, but also record the call, change preferences and settings for the conference as it goes on, mute specific attendees, and more. By default, all of these powers rest with the person who initiated the conference call. However, another presenter (or multiple presenters) can be appointed for the conference using the same computer the conference call originated from, or by an existing presenter.
Appoint a presenter for a Skype for Business conference call
To appoint a presenter for a Skype for Business conference call, you need to: As soon as you do so, the selected attendee will be moved to the Presenters section of the Participants pane, granted Presenter privileges, and given full control of the conference call. You can now close the Participants pane and proceed with your meeting. You can appoint as many attendees as you want as presenters, and the presenter role can also be passed around from one attendee to another during a conference.
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