All things hospitality, with a focus on events and operations

I couldn’t find a platform to streamline pricing and availability on the consumer end, so I built it myself.

What is it, Christmas in July?
Every year it goes the same way. Someone sends a Slack message in October asking who’s handling the holiday party.

In real estate, rarely do people directly approach a seller and coordinate their own purchase agreement.

HAVING a private room and EXCELLING at events are two very different things.
Most venues will never tell you that. So I will.

Most people assume the numbers a venue sends over are the numbers. A minimum spend, a room rental, a package rate. Fixed, non-negotiable, take it or leave it.
They’re almost never that simple.

Finding a venue for a private event sounds straightforward until you’re actually doing it.

Thinking about starting your own business?
Here are 3 things I learned in my first year that may be helpful before you decide to make the jump.

Consistency in hospitality and why showing up on the days you don’t feel like it is often the work that matters most.

A reflection on the value of free service in hospitality and the long game of building trust.

How too many event menu options can slow decisions and why clearer guidance often leads to faster bookings.