Anthony Inglis is very experienced in putting together trade shows and award ceremonies. In 1998, in conjunction with the production company Qudos, he was responsible for putting together the music for the award winning show which launched the Volvo S80 at The Gothenberg Opera House. This involved the entire resources at the state-of-the-art opera house, as they gave a 50 minute performance of classical music for 6 weeks, to delegates from around the world. In January 2004, he was responsible for selecting and conducting the music for the naming ceremony at the dockside of Southampton harbour of the world's largest liner, the Queen Mary 2. This was given with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Royal Choral Society, Band of The Royal Marines, Heather Small and Lesley Garret to national ecstatic reviews from the media and the 2,000 audience from all over the world, in the presence of HM The Queen and HRH The Duke of Edinburgh. In 2007 he conducted the Naming ceremony, this time for Cunard's Queen Victoria and featured Sir Derek Jacobi, Katherine Jenkins, Alfie Boe, Gardar Cortes and Jon Cristos with the London Philharmonic Orchestra and Choir of Winchester Cathedral. The ship was named by The Duchess of Cornwall with HRH Prince Charles in attendance. The third ship in the Cunard fleet The Queen Elizabeth was named by HRH The Queen in 2010. This was performed by Lesley Garret, Alexander Howard-Williams, the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, the massed bands of the Scots and Coldstream Guards and fanfare trumpets of the Irish Guards. In 2007 he co-produced the 40th anniversary concert of the liner QE2 in Liverpool Cathedral at which the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus, Liverpool Cathedral Choir, Scots Guards, Lesley Garret, Nicky Spence, Jimmy Saville and Carol Thatcher amongst others performed. in 2008 there was the Farewell to the QE2 concert, again in Liverpool Cathedral. Taking part were, the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra and Choir, Liverpool Cathedral Choir, Natasha Marsh and Jon Cristos. For 2009, it was decided to hold the concert on board a ship in Liverpool and the ship doing the Round Britain cruise was the Queen Mary 2. Taking part in her 5th Brithday tribute were the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, Helen Williams and Jon Cristos. 2010 it was the turn of The Queen Victoria and this time the Hallé Orchestra with Natasha Marsh and Jon Cristos celebrated 170 years of Cunard.

For 6 years he conducted the annual award ceremony for Motor Transport at the Royal Albert Hall or Grosvenor House with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra as they give their version of The Last Night of The Proms. Over the years he has conducted orchestras for: Leyland DAF, Crown Paints, Allied Dunbar(x5), TTG(x3), Fiat UK, Canon, Case IH(x3), Alpine Double Glazing, ABTA Travel, Motor Transport(6), Volvo(x4), British Insurance(x6), Flight International, IBM, Digital Equipment Company, Abbey National, Prudential Insurance, Cellnet.

In addition, in June 2006, he was the Music Director for a multi-million dollar wedding in North London that featured his own 80-piece National Symphony Orchestra, The Bambini Choir from Prague, Jose Carreras, Jools Holland and his Rhythm and Blues Band, The Royal Ballet, The Black Eyed Peas, and The Cut Up Boys. He has since stated his own daughter need not expect a similar event upon her nuptials!!