The evening begins at 18:30 with arrival and structured networking designed to break the awkward barrier before you’ve even ordered a drink, with conversation prompts specific to tonight’s theme and personal introductions from me the moment you walk in because walking into a room of strangers shouldn’t feel like work. By 19:15 we gather for my ten-minute opening provocation – not a lecture but a bold perspective on marketplace cannibalization designed to make you think “wait, I’ve never looked at it that way” and spark the kind of reaction that lights the evening on fire. At 19:25 dinner begins and three courses unfold over two hours with facilitated discussions woven throughout, exploring where you’ve seen marketplace relationships go from partnership to predatory, what separation strategies actually work versus what sounds good in boardrooms but fails in execution, and how cultural differences between markets change everything from negotiation leverage to customer loyalty dynamics. I guide conversation through rotating themes every twenty to twenty-five minutes so everyone participates, everyone contributes, and no one dominates, while dropping two to three provocative ninety-second perspectives throughout dinner that challenge the conventional wisdom we’ve all been sold about omnichannel strategy. At 21:15 dessert arrives and we shift to open networking where connections solidify, follow-ups get planned, WhatsApp groups form, and the real magic happens in the margins. Some stay until 22:00, others linger until 22:30, your choice entirely.