Casino Clandestino: the 1920s corporate party

Corporate parties tend to fall into one of two extremes: the dinner with a DJ that nobody remembers, or the theme that stops at the dress code. In a format like this, the challenge is to design a night that combines celebration with connection between colleagues, that gets people involved rather than sitting them down to watch, and that has an identity strong enough to be talked about afterwards.

There's a second challenge, specific to a format offered to different companies: it has to work with groups of very different sizes, from 35 to 200 people, and adapt to each brand's identity without losing its essence. It isn't just an event, but an experience designed 100% to measure. That balance between a recognisable format and customisation is what needs solving.

The concept is a roaring twenties blowout inspired by the illegal casinos of Prohibition, with a speakeasy atmosphere and Gatsby style. The door is already part of the experience: only those with the password can cross into this clandestine world, held at a secret location in the city.

Inside, a casino with gaming tables, actors and period characters who draw attendees into a story, live shows, live-cooked food and a cocktail bar, music and networking activities. The period decoration and styling incorporate the client's brand identity, and logistics are managed end to end. It fits because gaming offers a natural excuse to mingle, the secrecy builds anticipation from the invitation onwards and the 1920s aesthetic raises the tone of the night without needing any explanation.