Aerial performance above guests seated at dinner
Selected Work

Enterprise Customer Experience

MoMA

New York City · 2025

Art, hospitality and performance, after hours.

An intimate enterprise experience inside one of New York's most iconic cultural institutions.

Guests dining beneath large-scale paintings in the MoMA galleries

The Brief

Create a high-touch experience for a select group of enterprise customers and prospects, designed to strengthen relationships, support customer retention and create opportunities for meaningful commercial conversations.

The objective was to create something that felt distinctly different from a traditional corporate dinner - intimate, memorable and culturally relevant.

The Experience

An intimate evening at MoMA bringing together art, hospitality and live entertainment.

Guests experienced an elevated dinner within the museum setting, accompanied by a live jazz band and an acrobatic performance. The programming was intentionally designed to create moments of surprise while still allowing conversation and relationship-building to remain at the centre of the evening.

Candlelit round tables set with florals in front of a large painting
Guests on a private gallery tour inside MoMA
Plated lobster course on a branded linen napkin
Aerial performance above guests seated at dinner
Live jazz band performing during the evening
Bartender finishing a branded signature cocktail

The Strategy

The experience was designed around a deliberately intimate, high-value audience — using an iconic cultural setting and thoughtful programming to create the conditions for deeper conversations, stronger relationships and future commercial opportunity.

Objectives

Pipeline Generation

Customer Retention

Enterprise Engagement

My Role

Event Strategy · Experience Design · Production Leadership · Stakeholder Management

Gallery

Aerial ballerina performing on a hoop in the gallery
Guests gathered around a dinner table at MoMA
Branded tie bar detail

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