Everything a business event needs,under one accountable team.
Venue and supplier sourcing, group travel and visas, programme and production, delegates and exhibitors, technology and live operations. Take the whole programme or one layer of it — we will tell you where the handovers get dangerous.
Most briefs arrive describing a format rather than a scope. Start from the format — the services follow from it, and so does where the difficulty is going to sit.
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Meetings
Board retreats, leadership offsites, sales kick-offs and customer summits
Small, high-consequence rooms. The right property, discreet arrivals, a working agenda that leaves space to think, and a programme lead who knows which twelve people cannot be kept waiting.
Achiever clubs, dealer rewards, channel trips and executive recognition travel
A reward that reads as a reward. Destination chosen against the qualifier profile rather than the brochure, private access that a public booking cannot buy, and a recognition moment that people repeat to each other afterwards.
Annual meetings, association congresses, medical faculty meetings and global summits
Programme, plenary, breakouts, speakers, sponsors, registration, hotel blocks, arrival waves and a helpdesk that answers. Built as one plan with one running order, rehearsed before anyone walks in.
Trade shows, country pavilions, expo stands and hosted buyer programmes
Exhibitors do not buy floor space, they buy conversations. We handle organiser deadlines, stand build, freight and customs, staffing, the meeting diary and the lead handover that decides whether the show paid for itself.
Whether we are doing one layer or all of them, the work runs the same way. Governance in the first fortnight, sourcing that returns comparable answers, a design that survives the building, and a close-out that includes what went wrong.
01
Brief
The objective in one sentence, the audience, the budget envelope, the dates and — the part most briefs skip — who signs. We tell you at this stage if the dates and the destination do not work together.
Objective
Budget envelope
Decision rights
Feasibility
02
Source
Venues, hotels, ground, air, production and technology go out as structured RFPs and come back comparable. You see the quotes, the inclusions, the tax treatment and the cancellation terms side by side.
Venue RFPs
Rate negotiation
Site inspection
Contract review
03
Design
Run of show, room design, delegate journey, guest communications, exhibitor manual, registration logic and the movement plan. This is where an event stops being a budget and starts being a schedule.
Run of show
Delegate journey
Floorplan
Comms plan
04
Mobilise
Rooming lists locked, visas filed, manifests built, suppliers briefed, technical rehearsals run, escalation routes named. Every open item has an owner and a date before anybody boards a plane.
Rooming
Visas
Manifests
Rehearsal
05
Run
A live desk with named owners for arrivals, venue, stage, guests and suppliers. Morning briefing, evening handover, one current version of the schedule, and a written log of every decision taken on the floor.
Live desk
Arrivals
Show control
Escalation
06
Close
Final account reconciled to contracted scope, attendance and engagement data returned in your format, incidents written down honestly, and the two or three things worth changing next year.
Reconciliation
Data handover
Incident log
Debrief
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Tell us the format and the date. We will tell you what it takes.
Send the objective, the rough dates, the audience and a budget envelope. You get a considered reply from someone who has run this format before.