unearth is a place for the industry’s most consequential sourcing decisions to meet the partners ready to deliver them.
what is unearth?
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unearth is a 1:1 meetings-led forum. It is intentionally small, deliberately curated, and designed for people who arrive with real briefs and real responsibility. the format is simple by design: fewer conversations, held with more care. the work happens in the margins as much as the meetings, shaped by shared experiences, considered hosting, and time that is valued.
who is unearth for?
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unearth is for people whose decisions shape outcomes. for senior buyers responsible for how events, incentives, and experiences are sourced, and for suppliers whose work is already aligned with where procurement is heading.
it brings together those who are genuinely grappling with how to procure, design, and deliver more responsibly, while operating within real commercial and regulatory constraints. people working inside complexity, balancing commercial reality with rising expectations, and looking for partners who can meet them there.
what guides us.
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responsibility is no longer a future ambition in MICE. It is already part of how decisions are made. the question now is not whether it matters, but how to move forward with confidence. unearth exists to support that shift.
we bring buyers and suppliers together in considered settings where responsibility is simply part of the room. some arrive with proof, others with clear intent and ownership. buyers recognise the difference and value both.
that shared understanding allows conversations to move forward naturally, creating space for partnerships that can genuinely progress.
our role.
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we are not here to discourage travel, nor to position ourselves as an authority on sustainability. our role is to design focused, human-to-human forums that replace volume with relevance, and help responsible sourcing feel workable for those carrying real commercial and regulatory responsibility.
unearth exists to support progress in practice, without the pretence that perfection is either possible or required.
