One evening.
A dinner for fourteen or so, where the whole table can stay in one conversation. You bring the people. We find the room and build the evening around them.
Everyone else is filling in the form. We’re making the call.
Years of relationships, spent on your behalf, at CES, Cannes, Formula 1, Advertising Week and any night that matters. The dinners and the weeks are what we build once we’re in.
You show up as a guest.
This is where relationships do the work. The obvious route to a venue is usually the slow one. The room everyone requests isn’t always the good room. A restaurant will do things for a familiar name that it won’t do for a credit card.
We know who to ask.
A dinner for fourteen or so, where the whole table can stay in one conversation. You bring the people. We find the room and build the evening around them.
CES, Cannes, the US Open. We book the place you host from, run two or three evenings inside the week, and set the meetings around them so nobody spends four days chasing people.
Tickets nobody is selling. A gift for a client who has everything. It usually starts with “I don’t know if you can do this, but.” Usually we can.
Your guests have three other things that night and a car waiting. They came. What matters is whether they’re glad they did.
Whether they stay longer than they meant to. Whether the person across the table turns out to be someone worth knowing. Whether they remember, a month later, who put it together.
That comes down to taste. The right room, the right table, the right night built around it. That’s where most of our time goes, and it’s why our rooms tend to run long.
If you’re already going, that’s a good place to start.
Our clients run companies that grow through relationships. With brands. With agencies. With the people who decide where the money goes.
Some come to us with a list of companies they’ve been trying to reach all year. Some come with one relationship they can’t afford to lose and a date in November. Both are good places to start.
We can be in the room, behind the scenes, or gone before the first guest arrives. Whichever it is, the evening is yours and so is the credit.
The night stays where it happened.
Tell us what you’ve got. It doesn’t have to be figured out yet.
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