An event is a means. The outcome is the work.

Most events are produced to go smoothly; mine are produced to go somewhere.

Every engagement starts with one question: what needs to be true when this is over? A decision made. A partnership formed. A message landed with exactly the right people. From that answer I design everything: who is in the room, how the day is shaped, where the unstructured hour goes, what the space should feel like when the doors open. Then I produce it so completely that no one has to think about production.

The format, the setting, the pacing, and the people all follow from the end I'm designing toward. Production is the last layer, and the one nobody should notice.

Where I come from

Ten years producing convenings for leaders in policy, national security, diplomacy, and finance, first at Harvard's Belfer Center and then inside a $100B+ global macro hedge fund, and most recently a 110-person diplomatic summit in Paris and a private gala at Les Invalides. In 2025 I founded CC Curated Events to do that one thing, for clients of my own.

Discretion

Most of my work is private. Clients and guests are never named without permission. Venues are chosen for privacy as carefully as for beauty.