CES 2027 · 12 seats per dinner

Turn your trade show spend into pipeline you can defend.

Meridain hosts private executive dinners at major trade shows. Each one seats the ten to twelve buyers you most want to move around one moderated question, then turns the conversation into intelligence your board will read.

  • 12Seats at the table
  • 1Question, answered
  • 24 hrsTo the Brief
  • 7 daysTo the Report

Why a dinner

Your booth produces leads. Our table produces pipeline.

A booth meets whoever walks by. A hospitality suite hosts whoever shows up. Neither tells you why your best prospects have not signed.

CFOs now ask for pipeline math, not badge scans. Senior buyers are pitched all day and eat on expense every night, yet they still say yes to a real room with peers worth an evening. Meridain puts your named target buyers at one table, asks them the question your team needs answered, and hands you what they said in writing.

The dinner is the delivery mechanism. The product is pipeline you can defend upstairs.

How it works

Four steps from show budget to board-ready intelligence.

  1. The interviews

    Before the show, we interview executives who fit your buyer profile. What they say shapes one sharp question for the table.

  2. The table

    Your ten to twelve target buyers, a private room, a moderator and two hours. Your team hosts. Nobody pitches.

  3. The Brief

    The headline themes within 24 hours, while your team is still on the show floor.

  4. The Report

    Within 7 business days: what your buyers said, what it means for your pipeline and the next moves to make.

Where we sit

Built around your pipeline, not the show calendar.

Roundtable networks fill seats across many hosts. Meridain builds every table around one sponsor’s pipeline at one show.

How a Meridain dinner compares with other ways sponsors spend at a show
CompareBoothHospitality suiteRoundtable networksMeridain
Who you meetWhoever walks byWhoever shows upCurated peers on a set topicYour named target buyers
What you leave withBadge scansGoodwillContacts and a summaryThe Brief, the Report and a pipeline plan
Built aroundYour productYour hospitalityThe network’s calendarYour pipeline

Tiers

Four ways to take a table.

Sessions start at $45K. Every tier includes the dinner, the Brief, the Report and the Debrief.

Table

The dinner and everything that turns it into intelligence.

Recommended

Signal

Adds the pre-dinner interviews that sharpen the question.

Advantage

Turns the intelligence into tools your sales team uses.

Retained

Advantage, then six more months of buyer intelligence.

The Meridain Report

What your CRO hands upstairs.

Every dinner ends in writing. The Report sets out what your buyers said, where they agreed, what stalled their last deal and what to do next, with the evidence behind each point.

For guests

Invited to a Meridain table?

Here is who hosts, who moderates, how the evening runs and how recording works. You will hear one good question and a table of peers. You will not hear a pitch.

Book a call

Exhibiting at CES 2027? Tables are limited.

CES 2027 runs January 6 to 9, 2027 in Las Vegas. We take a small number of sponsors so every table gets a moderator who has done the work.