National Geographic was looking to partner with a local event production company to help them launch the Premiere of “Genius: Aretha” in Detroit. It is the newest addition to their GENUIS series which focuses on the stories of the world’s most brilliant innovators. Keeping Covid-19 restrictions in mind, the challenge was to host a series premiere at a drive-in venue and still capture the celebratory aspects of all that NatGeo was hoping to offer for their in-person audience.
This fundraiser for the Charles H. Wright Museum was looking for an event management partner that could help celebrate the prestigious Ford Freedom Award.
Sachse Construction wanted to take a trip back in time to celebrate the holidays – Mad Men style. How do you transform the iconic Detroit Yacht Club, into a stylish 1960’s lounge for the entire Sachse Construction team of 500 people?
Help 700 Marines engage with thousands of spectators over 5 days. Set up included bringing in over 60 pieces of military equipment including tanks, ground artillery and landing the Marine Corps’ largest helicopter, the “Osprey”, in the heart of the city all while simultaneously setting up tenting infrastructure within a 24 hour window.
National Geographic was looking to partner with a local event production company to help them launch the Premiere of “Genius: Aretha” in Detroit. It is the newest addition to their GENUIS series which focuses on the stories of the world’s most brilliant innovators. Keeping Covid-19 restrictions in mind, the challenge was to host a series premiere at a drive-in venue and still capture the celebratory aspects of all that NatGeo was hoping to offer for their in-person audience.
This fundraiser for the Charles H. Wright Museum was looking for an event management partner that could help celebrate the prestigious Ford Freedom Award.
Sachse Construction wanted to take a trip back in time to celebrate the holidays – Mad Men style. How do you transform the iconic Detroit Yacht Club, into a stylish 1960’s lounge for the entire Sachse Construction team of 500 people?
Help 700 Marines engage with thousands of spectators over 5 days. Set up included bringing in over 60 pieces of military equipment including tanks, ground artillery and landing the Marine Corps’ largest helicopter, the “Osprey”, in the heart of the city all while simultaneously setting up tenting infrastructure within a 24 hour window.
