Growth Partnership Agency

Roundtables and events.

You host the room. We fill it with the people you most want in it.

The four formats

01 · The room

Twelve right people in one room.

A good room does what a year of cold emails cannot. One dinner. One discussion. Twelve senior people who came because the topic and the company were worth their evening.

We have convened more than 100 roundtables, seminars and webinars for hosts across property, M&A, software and professional services.

Our research platform, through Growth Machines, covers 175 million B2B professionals. It is why the right twelve people can be in your room in weeks rather than a quarter.

Senior professionals mid-conversation around a small round dinner table, understated business dress, muted slightly desaturated colour, warm low natural light, candid editorial photography, London Market: UK, premium positioning. Visual conventions: quiet London boardrooms and private members' dining rooms with walnut tables and natural window light; senior British professionals in understated business dress, candid mid-conversation moments around small dinner tables; editorial still lifes: handwritten invitations, fountain pens, name cards, a glass of water on a boardroom table; private-bank restraint: muted, slightly desaturated colour, natural light, no visible technology. Avoid: stock handshakes and people pointing at laptops, night skylines, abstract network graphics, robots or AI iconography, passports, flags, loud colours or venue-luxury styling. Style: candid editorial photography in muted, slightly desaturated colour with natural light; private-bank restraint.

100+

Roundtables, seminars and webinars convened

175 million

B2B professionals covered through Growth Machines

12

Right people in your room, in weeks rather than a quarter

02 · The formats

Four shapes, one standard.

01

Roundtables

Twelve senior people around one table.

02

Seminars

The people you most want, in one room.

03

Dinners

One dinner. One discussion.

04

Webinars

One online session, convened to the same standard.

03 · The arrangement

We convene. You host.

A long boardroom table prepared before a convened seminar, water glasses and a printed agenda at each place, empty chairs, muted desaturated tones, soft daylight through tall windows, editorial still life, London Market: UK, premium positioning. Visual conventions: quiet London boardrooms and private members' dining rooms with walnut tables and natural window light; senior British professionals in understated business dress, candid mid-conversation moments around small dinner tables; editorial still lifes: handwritten invitations, fountain pens, name cards, a glass of water on a boardroom table; private-bank restraint: muted, slightly desaturated colour, natural light, no visible technology. Avoid: stock handshakes and people pointing at laptops, night skylines, abstract network graphics, robots or AI iconography, passports, flags, loud colours or venue-luxury styling. Style: candid editorial photography in muted, slightly desaturated colour with natural light; private-bank restraint.

A hand writing a named invitation with a fountain pen on laid paper, a sealed envelope beside it on a wooden desk, muted slightly desaturated tones, soft natural window light, editorial still life Market: UK, premium positioning. Visual conventions: quiet London boardrooms and private members' dining rooms with walnut tables and natural window light; senior British professionals in understated business dress, candid mid-conversation moments around small dinner tables; editorial still lifes: handwritten invitations, fountain pens, name cards, a glass of water on a boardroom table; private-bank restraint: muted, slightly desaturated colour, natural light, no visible technology. Avoid: stock handshakes and people pointing at laptops, night skylines, abstract network graphics, robots or AI iconography, passports, flags, loud colours or venue-luxury styling. Style: candid editorial photography in muted, slightly desaturated colour with natural light; private-bank restraint.

04 · The invitation

People come because the invitation is worth answering.

Guests are selected individually and invited by name. They are never charged, and they are told exactly who is hosting and why.

Senior people accept invitations that respect their time.

That is the standard we write to.

05 · The pilot

One event, as a pilot.

Most hosts begin with a single convening: one format, one city or one online session, a fixed scope and a date in the diary.

Read about the pilot

An empty boardroom after a meeting has ended, chairs slightly turned, a glass of water on the table, muted desaturated colour, soft daylight, editorial still life, London Market: UK, premium positioning. Visual conventions: quiet London boardrooms and private members' dining rooms with walnut tables and natural window light; senior British professionals in understated business dress, candid mid-conversation moments around small dinner tables; editorial still lifes: handwritten invitations, fountain pens, name cards, a glass of water on a boardroom table; private-bank restraint: muted, slightly desaturated colour, natural light, no visible technology. Avoid: stock handshakes and people pointing at laptops, night skylines, abstract network graphics, robots or AI iconography, passports, flags, loud colours or venue-luxury styling. Style: candid editorial photography in muted, slightly desaturated colour with natural light; private-bank restraint.

01

The guest list

You approve the guest list before a single invitation is sent.

02

The response data

Afterwards you receive the response data: invited, accepted, attended.

03

The follow-up

The follow-up meetings are yours to arrange. Or ours, if you prefer.

06 · The next step

Host a room like this.

Tell us the topic and the people you want around the table. We will tell you how quickly the room can be convened.

Thirty minutes, at a time that suits you.