The Niche
Experience Design Company

Designing experiences that delight.
Empowering all people to do the same.

Welcome to The Niche Experience Design Company! (Aka NED). NED is the “fan club president” of unique, human-centric, knock-your-socks-off niche events and experiences.

We’re seeing a trend. Mass media, mass production, and mass gatherings with no soul are no longer serving people (if they ever were) and the consequences are apparent. Have you ever been in a room full of people and still felt unseen and unfulfilled?

Let’s replace the stale with the stellar!

  • Catch the podcast, Getting Together Better.

  • After years of study and practice in the field of Experience Design, we’ve developed a reliable roadmap for planning a niche experience that will honor, delight, and transform your audience.

    And the best part is, it’s a gathering in itself! 

    This is NOT a pre-recorded online course. It’s a LIVE workshop. Like a party planners’ party! Imagine a step-by-step live guide helping you create the gathering of your dreams and chock full of juicy tips like:

    • How to reverse-engineer an event to lead to your desired outcome

    • How to growth-hack your RSVP list early on

    • How to design for connection between guests

    • How to dial in every step of a guest’s experience

    • How to make the experience so word-of-mouth-worthy, people won’t shut up about it

    Learn more here!

  • Spending time and money to host an event without intentional experience design is like picking out paint colors with a blindfold on. That’s a lot of green…

    Our niche is—unsurprisingly—niche events. Something with a specific audience and a guest count under 1,000, with wiggle room for strategic creativity.

    If you are planning any of the following, ring us and I guarantee with 2 hours of consulting, you’ll double your impact and guest satisfaction.

    • Retreats

    • Parties (birthday, baby, bachelorette, etc)

    • Experiential Marketing (pop ups, events, campaigns)

    • Business Events

    No beating around the bush, consulting is $100/hr and stupid worth it.