With years of experience in event planning and PR activations, we kept seeing the same the same thing, we always had a clear vision for the event, but forced to assemble it across a planner, a décor company, a staffing agency, a marketing freelancer and a content creator — and then left to project-manage all of them. Details fell through the cracks between vendors, because no one owned the whole thing.

"No event's needs are one-size-fits-all. Neither is our pricing."

The packages were the other problem. Most event companies sell you a tier and expect your event to fit inside it. But a twenty-person investor dinner and a four-hundred-person launch party don't need the same things, and neither one should be paying for services it will never use.

So we built the company we would have wanted to hire. One team covering the entire event — strategy, production, day-of execution and the marketing that fills the room — with packages you customize down to the line item. You take what your event actually needs. Nothing more.