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MICHAEL FELANDO CHASEGlobal Management LLC

A guest who feels
expected behaves differently.

Hosting and hospitality for executives and corporate guests — hosting engagements, corporate gatherings, and executive-level hospitality handled with the care a senior room requires.

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Covers
Hosting · Gatherings · Hospitality
For
Executives, companies, and their guests
Where
Nationwide, arranged to the occasion

The plain version

Hospitality is mostly the absence of small failures.

A senior guest rarely complains. They simply notice — the name spelled wrong, the room that was not ready, the person who was supposed to meet them and was not there. None of it gets mentioned, and all of it is remembered.

So executive hosting is less about spectacle than about a hundred small things being right: who is expected, when they arrive, who greets them, where they sit, what is on the table, and who is quietly responsible for each of those.

The work here covers hosting engagements, corporate gatherings, and executive-level hospitality — the planning and the presence, whether it is one guest for an evening or a group for a program.

Scope

What the work covers

  1. 01

    Hosting engagements

    Acting as host for a visit, a dinner, or a program — receiving guests, keeping the evening moving, and being the steady point of contact throughout.

  2. 02

    Corporate gatherings

    Company dinners, client evenings, retreats, and milestone occasions, planned and run so the business is represented well rather than merely fed.

  3. 03

    Executive-level hospitality

    The arrangements around senior guests: itinerary, transport coordination, seating, preferences noted in advance, and discretion throughout.

  4. 04

    Venue and vendor coordination

    The room, the menu, the timing, and the people delivering them, confirmed and re-confirmed, with one point of accountability instead of five.

  5. 05

    Guest care and detail

    Names, titles, dietary needs, and arrivals tracked ahead of time so nothing is asked twice and nothing is discovered at the door.

  6. 06

    Discretion

    Conversations, guest lists, and arrangements kept private as a matter of course. What happens in the room is not repeated outside it.

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How it runs

Briefed before anything is booked.

The brief
Who the guests are, why they are being hosted, and what the occasion is meant to accomplish. This decides nearly everything that follows.
The plan and the room
Venue, menu, seating, timing, and transport agreed in writing. Dietary and accessibility needs collected early rather than on the day.
The confirmation pass
Every vendor and arrangement checked again close to the date. Most problems at a hosted event were knowable a week earlier.
Hosting, and the follow-through
Presence on the day, then thank-yous and a short review of what to keep and what to change next time.

Scope, timing, and fees are agreed in writing before arrangements are made. Venue, catering, and travel costs are quoted with the engagement rather than folded into it.

Start here

Tell me what you are trying to get done.

A short message is enough to begin. Michael will call back, ask what he needs to ask, and tell you plainly whether this is the right service or something else is.

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Every request is answered personally. No obligation, and no documents needed to ask a question.