Common Questions

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Is there a cost to attend?

No. For those invited to join a dinner, there is no cost. Each gathering is typically supported by a single sponsor who helps offset the evening’s expenses.

 

How large are the dinners?

We intentionally keep dinners very small — usually 4–6 executives per table. This allows for one cohesive, high-quality conversation rather than fragmented side discussions.

 

Where are the dinners hosted?

Dinners take place at high-end, thoughtfully selected restaurants in major U.S. cities. With a group of senior leaders, we believe the setting should match the caliber of the conversation.

 

Who are these dinners for?

The Supper Society is designed for true business decision-makers at the executive level. While many people are interested in access, we are focused on building a community of leaders who can meaningfully engage with one another. Every attendee is carefully vetted to maintain that standard.

 

What should I expect from the sponsor?

Sponsors help make the evening possible, but this is not a sales dinner. Our requirement is that sponsors are represented by C-Suite or senior executives — not account teams or junior sales staff. Their role is to participate as peers at the table, not to pitch.

 

Will this feel like a networking event?

No. These are curated dinners centered around real conversation, shared perspectives, and relationship-building — not handshakes, name tags, or elevator pitches.

 

How are attendees selected?

We review each request based on role, seniority, and fit with the community we’re building. Our goal is quality over quantity.

 

Can I request a specific city?

Yes — when you register, you can indicate your preferred city. We host dinners across major U.S. markets throughout the year.

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