Executive dinners you’d be proud to attend with your CEO.

My mission: to drive B2B growth by transforming traditional sales presentations into unforgettable, high-end executive dinner experiences that educate and entertain.

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What People Are Saying

★★★★★

I know from personal experience how wonderful your dinners are, Ami! And they're about so much more than fire......

But I think you should call it EDaaX: Executive Dinners as an Experience!!

— Joseph Pine, Author, The Experience Economy
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As a CIO, I’ve been to my fair share of dry industry dinners. Ami’s dinners are completely different. Genuinely engaging, exceptionally run, and full of surprises.
— Bryan Wise, former CIO, 6sense
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I’ve been to two of Ami’s executive dinners—the one marketing leaders and the one for sales leaders—and I have never been to a B2B event that was that exciting and entertaining. Ami makes it fun, but also made me legitimately understand how the software can impact my business.
— Nick Cegelski, co-Founder, 30 Minutes to Presidents Club
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You “fired” me at one of your dinners. And I still can’t get over how creative that was.

I usually have words (too many) to describe anything. But for an Ami event, I have none. This is a must-experience-live kind of deal.
— Jam Khan, CMO, Criteria Corp
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Ain’t no dinner like an Ami dinner.
Fire. Fine suits. Funny jokes. Feelings of joy. I ran out of F words.
— Jen Allen-Knuth, founder, DemandJen

No one will obsess about every aspect of your executive dinner more than me. That’s the DLG Guarantee™.

Over the past six years, I have performed almost 40 executive dinners about four completely different concepts for four different personas at three different companies.

Those dinners have generated new pipeline, converted skeptics, and confirmed prospects' decisions to buy. I’ve won awards, received job offers, and — in one memorable evening — had a restaurant manager physically intervene to stop me from setting things on fire, sabering Champagne, and performing a Victorian-era port ritual. (All three. Same night. Toronto.).

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