Events

Everything that is not a dinner.

The table is the anchor. Around it sits a smaller programme — workshops, private talks, project tours, and one large evening a year — that turns six dates into a rhythm.

An audience watching a speaker in a darkened room
A presentation evening · illustrative

The 2027 calendar

Planned · dates unconfirmed
  • Workshop

    One decision, eight people, half a day

    A member brings a live decision they have not made yet. Everyone else has no stake in the outcome, which is the entire point.

    Programming
    8 seats
  • Presentation

    Unrecorded, unpublished

    A guest presents something they would not present publicly, to a room that will not repeat it. No slides leave the building.

    Programming
    Guest TBC
  • Tour

    On site, mid-construction

    A project you cannot understand from a rendering. Hard hats, an hour of walking, and dinner afterwards.

    Programming
    Location TBC
  • Experience

    Nothing to do with business

    A cultural evening, a wellness morning, or an afternoon with no agenda. Relationships are not built exclusively over spreadsheets.

    Programming
    Open to guests
  • The annual table

    Everyone who sat down that year

    The only evening not capped at twenty. Members, their guests, and the people being considered for the next season.

    End of season
    Members & guests

Dates, guests, and locations are confirmed privately with invitees. Nothing on this page is a public event listing.

How the formats differ

Presentations are for a specific thing to say.

Not a keynote and not a panel. Someone with a piece of knowledge the rest of the table does not have, forty minutes, and as long as the questions run.

Nothing is recorded. Attribution is decided afterwards, by the person who spoke, and the default is no.

Workshops are for one unsolved problem.

Six to eight people, half a day, and a decision somebody in the room is genuinely stuck on. The value comes from the fact that nobody advising has anything to gain from the answer.

Run two or three times a year, and only when a member actually asks.

Every seat, at every format, by nomination.

The calendar is not published and there is no ticket. Events are confirmed directly with the people invited to them.

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