Rooms worth being in. We design and produce the moments brands are remembered for — and make sure the right people are standing in them.
InquireIt is a room, a night, and a set of people who chose to give you their evening. Either it was worth it or it wasn’t, and everyone in the room knows which. Everything else — the coverage, the content, the follow-on business — is downstream of that one fact.
In Good Company is the experiential arm of One Media Society. We produce gatherings, brand activations and retreats for hospitality, wellness and lifestyle brands, and we build them the way we build everything else: designed to be documented, cast for the people in the room, and measured on what actually happened afterwards.
Dinners, salons, openings. Intimate by design and built around a genuine reason to be there — not a logo on a step-and-repeat.
Brand moments with something actually happening at the centre of them. Cast for engagement rather than reach, produced end to end, documented as they run.
Multi-day programming where the location is the least interesting part. Built for people who will still be talking about it in six months.
Beau Monde × Stakt, on the lawn at Fontainebleau Miami Beach, 24 April 2026. Twenty-three people came to a mat pilates class. Twenty-two of them posted about it, and not one was paid to — thirty-plus pieces of content out of a two-hour window at a 2.2% average engagement rate.
Ten partner brands took part without the morning turning into a trade show, because every product had a reason to be touched, worn or poured during the class itself. The highest engagement rate of the day came from a creator with roughly 12,000 followers — not from the largest account in the room.
Most clients come to us with a date and an ambition and not much in between. Some come with the whole thing planned and need the room filled with the right people. Both are fine.
We report what happened, not what sounds good. Combined follower counts are not reach, footfall is not affinity, and a beautiful room is not a result. If a number needs a caveat, you will get the caveat.