Leading events company Glass Page had organised a dynamic three day conference for a group of 100
international executives from a leading financial group.
As well as the main conference (which was being held at Syon Park )
the Glass Page team needed to create a
memorable evening event for the group. It was vital that it was consistent with
the messages and tone-of-voice of the conference and still be fun and
entertaining. Nearby Kew Bridge Steam Museum
was deemed a perfect fit as a venue with its talking point Victorian architecture and
dramatic industrial steam pistons. As caterers to the venue, it was up to Bovingdons to work with Glass Page to ensure their brief was
fulfilled.
Glass Page wanted guests to interact within the event, to
experience every angle rather than be passive. It was decided guests should join our chef team in the kitchen to plate
and serve each other with a course that they helped to create. This meant that
they would experience first-hand the creativity and pressure of a kitchen in
full flow. This interactive meal would take place after a champagne reception
that need to create the right, relaxed yet dynamic atmosphere and was to be
followed by evening entertainment and a cocktail bar to ensure that the night
ended on a high.
We love working with event companies like Glass Page. Not only are
they consummate professionals but we speak the same language and
share a passion for getting things perfect for the client. They were able to
tell us exactly what their client wanted to communicate through the food and
service. We relished the challenge of making this a reality.
The food and service at this event had to:
* involve a simple
yet impressive menu
* include a canapé reception menu with varying meat,
vegetarian and fish options
* be seasonal and fresh
* be suitable for
executive level guests from around the world
* allow for perfect timing, logistics would be key if
everyone was to be served a hot meal
* be absolutely
delicious (of course!)
You can see the resulting menu in Exclusive Directors Event: Part 2:The Menu
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