the art & science of gatherings

The goal sounds so simple - an enjoyable, comfortable learning/sharing experience. But this is no kids' birthday party. You need someone who can navigate the endless logistics, from the sourcing & negotiation, through participants' flights home and thousands of things in between. The facilities, the technical and production teams, the transportation network and all the other players are as virtuosos in an orchestra - a master conductor is absolutely imperative to guide them to a truly stunning performance.

From small training presentations to putting together city-wide events with multiple locations and tens of thousands of guests - I've done it, and done it right.

You've landed in paradise with all of your best clients and employees. Language is a barrier, your transport company rep is nowhere to be found and no one is answering the emergency number. You can't find two of your guests. Go.

Seriously - any little thing can undermine your guests' experience and completely ruin their trip (and your investment in it) before it even starts. When I and my colleagues book and operate your program you're going to relax, enjoy your tours and spend time with your customers enjoying the perfect atmosphere and food we've arranged. Things always go wrong in this business, but we've done our research, we've got this.

Anyone can Zoom and a lot of folk have been forced to learn the basics of it. But making that transition from live to a virtual group meeting experience can be surprisingly daunting - the relationship between the event and its production is completely reimagined.

Event content producers don't need to waste their time on the logistics when holding events in the conference centers and hotels, why should they be distracted by them in the virtual realm?

My colleagues and I can recreate the flow of the meeting experience that we know so innately. We will make sure your presenters and guests are where they need to be, properly vetted and assisted, and in a position to interact seamlessly.