Concierge
Bespoke service across access, hosting, stays and strategy — so every hour in Davos moves your objectives forward.
Tell us what you need and when. We ask operators and restaurants, and come back with what we found and the price — nothing is booked until you approve it. Follow each request in your account.
One brief for anything else across your week — hosting your own event, a speaking slot, a private chef, close protection, transport, or the security-badge side of a hotel stay. Pick a service and tell us what you need; we come back with a plan. A request is never a booking, and we say plainly what we can and can't do.
From intimate investor dinners to high-profile receptions, we secure RSVPs to the gatherings that matter and build your social calendar around your objectives.
A tailored dinner, reception or showcase at a premier Davos venue. We handle venue, catering, guest list, production and staffing end to end.
Handpicked apartments and chalets, private drivers, security, and a concierge desk that runs your week so you can focus on the meetings.
A personalised engagement plan — custom meeting schedules, insider event strategy, and a specialist coordinating your days on the ground.
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A single brief is enough to begin. We’ll come back with a tailored plan covering the services that fit your week.
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Removes the logistics from the week. In practice: the property and its staffing, transfers and drivers, restaurant and private-dining bookings, event access, security where it is needed, and a contact who answers at two in the morning when a flight moves.
Earlier than feels necessary. Property and venue decisions made a year out are choices; the same decisions made in December are whatever is left. Programme details can stay open long after the bed is booked.
Yes — the desk is staffed 24/7 through Forum week. That is the part of the service that matters most, because almost nothing about the week runs exactly to plan.
Yes, including multiple properties, split arrivals, separate programmes per principal, and a single point of contact who holds the whole picture.