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Example programs

Example relationship programs BiggerBite can run.

These are sample program structures that show how BiggerBite turns gatherings into relationship systems. They are examples, not guaranteed outcomes or client case studies.

Important note

Every program below is illustrative. The names, audiences, and numbers are written to show structure and are not drawn from client data or client results. BiggerBite does not promise referrals, revenue, partnerships, clients, funding, or introductions.

Each example follows the same discipline: one relationship goal, a defined audience, a format that fits, operations we run, a report you can act on, and follow-up owned by a person. For the reporting layer, see relationship reports.

01

Referral Partner Dinner for a Specialty Practice

Relationship goal

Build steadier referral relationships with primary care physicians and adjacent specialists.

Audience

Ten to fourteen referring physicians, practice managers, and one or two care coordinators.

Format

Private dinner in a quiet room with a short host welcome and no presentation. See this format

What BiggerBite manages

  • Referral source mapping with the practice, including lapsed referrers
  • Guest list development and seat pairing so conversations are useful
  • Invitation and RSVP workflow with reminders and dietary needs
  • Run of show, host notes prompts, and on-site check-in
  • Post-event survey collection within seventy-two hours

What the report would show

  • Who was invited, who accepted, and who attended
  • Referral relationships that are active, dormant, or new
  • Feedback themes on referral friction and communication gaps
  • Follow-up recommendations with next actions by owner

Likely follow-up actions

  • Physician liaison schedules visits with three dormant referrers
  • Practice sends the promised care pathway summary to attendees
  • Two guests are added to the next dinner list

Related service: Relationship Growth Pilot

02

Customer Advisory Roundtable for a Health Tech Company

Relationship goal

Understand what customers need next before the roadmap is locked.

Audience

Eight to twelve customer executives and product owners across similar deployment stages.

Format

Moderated roundtable with three questions and a facilitator who keeps the room honest. See this format

What BiggerBite manages

  • Segment selection and guest list development with the customer team
  • Discussion guide, moderator briefing, and run of show
  • Invitation and RSVP workflow, including internal host assignments
  • Live note capture and structured survey collection afterward

What the report would show

  • Attendance and RSVP summary by account
  • Feedback themes ranked by how often they surfaced
  • Product requests separated from service and onboarding issues
  • Recommended next actions by owner across product, success, and support

Likely follow-up actions

  • Product logs three themes into the roadmap review
  • Customer success opens renewal conversations flagged in the room
  • Two attendees are invited into a standing advisory council

Related service: Advisory Councils & Roundtables

03

Conference-Adjacent Medtech Dinner

Relationship goal

Turn a crowded conference week into a small number of real conversations.

Audience

Twelve health system decision makers and clinical leaders already traveling to the conference.

Format

Dinner on the strongest evening of the conference, ten minutes from the venue. See this format

What BiggerBite manages

  • Venue selection near the conference and timing against the agenda
  • Travel-aware invitation and RSVP workflow with a waitlist
  • Seat assignments matched to the commercial team's priorities
  • Check-in, host notes, and same-week survey collection

What the report would show

  • Which invited accounts accepted, declined, or went silent
  • Conversation notes by guest and by account
  • Topics that repeated across the table
  • Follow-up recommendations while the team is still on site

Likely follow-up actions

  • Reps send agreed materials before leaving the conference city
  • Two site visits are scheduled within thirty days
  • Accounts that declined are moved to the next regional dinner list

Related service: Relationship Growth Pilot

04

Executive Dinner for a Law Firm Practice Group

Relationship goal

Deepen relationships with general counsel and finance leaders in one industry.

Audience

Ten in-house counsel and finance executives, hosted by three partners.

Format

Dinner with one framing question raised by a partner, then open discussion. See this format

What BiggerBite manages

  • Audience definition with the practice group and conflicts screening handled by the firm
  • Guest list development, invitation and RSVP workflow, and reminders
  • Host briefing so partners know their table and their opening
  • Host notes, check-in, and survey collection

What the report would show

  • Attendance by company and title
  • Themes raised on risk, cost pressure, and regulatory concerns
  • Relationship strength signals across the invited list
  • Next actions by owner for each partner

Likely follow-up actions

  • Partners send the follow-up notes they promised in the room
  • The firm builds a short briefing on the two most repeated topics
  • Guests who declined are invited to a smaller lunch

Related service: Connection Operating System

05

Client Appreciation Event for a Financial Services Firm

Relationship goal

Keep valued client relationships warm and hear what has changed in their lives.

Audience

Thirty to fifty client households or business owners, with advisors hosting in pairs.

Format

Evening gathering with a short thank you, hosted tables, and no product pitch. See this format

What BiggerBite manages

  • Segmentation of the client list with the advisory team
  • Invitation and RSVP workflow with guest counts and access needs
  • Advisor host assignments and run of show
  • Check-in at the door and a short survey afterward

What the report would show

  • Attendance and RSVP summary by advisor
  • Clients who did not attend and may need direct outreach
  • Feedback themes on service, communication, and life changes mentioned
  • Follow-up recommendations tied to a relationship owner

Likely follow-up actions

  • Advisors book review meetings with clients who mentioned a change
  • The firm addresses two service complaints raised in the survey
  • Referral introductions offered in the room are logged and pursued by the advisor

Related service: Connection Operating System

06

Partner / Sponsor Roundtable for a B2B Startup

Relationship goal

Give partners a reason to invest more attention in the relationship.

Audience

Eight to ten channel partners, integration partners, and one prospective sponsor.

Format

Working roundtable on a shared audience problem, followed by dinner. See this format

What BiggerBite manages

  • Partner tiering and guest list development with the partnerships lead
  • Agenda, moderator, and clear host roles for each partner
  • Invitation and RSVP workflow and materials collection
  • Host notes, check-in, and survey collection

What the report would show

  • Which partners engaged, and which sent a junior stand-in
  • Sponsor and partner opportunities raised during the session
  • Themes on co-selling friction and shared audience gaps
  • Next actions by owner for partnerships and marketing

Likely follow-up actions

  • Two co-hosted events are scoped for the next quarter
  • A sponsorship conversation moves to a written proposal
  • Partners with weak engagement are reviewed before the next invitation

Related service: Connection Operating System

07

Professional Services Center-of-Influence Gathering

Relationship goal

Strengthen the small group of advisors who influence client decisions.

Audience

Twelve attorneys, bankers, accountants, and consultants who serve the same client profile.

Format

Small salon with a short expert framing and long conversation. See this format

What BiggerBite manages

  • Referral source mapping across the firm's partner base
  • Guest list development that avoids competing advisors at one table
  • Invitation and RSVP workflow and host briefing
  • Host notes, check-in, and survey collection

What the report would show

  • Attendance and relationship coverage across advisor types
  • Feedback themes on client needs each advisor is seeing
  • Introductions offered and requested during the evening
  • Follow-up recommendations with next actions by owner

Likely follow-up actions

  • Each partner completes two follow-up conversations within three weeks
  • The firm schedules a joint client education session with two advisors
  • The advisor list is refreshed before the next gathering

Related service: Connection Audit

Want a version of one of these for your organization?

Most engagements begin as a Relationship Growth Pilot or a Connection Audit. If you already know the audience, start from a format.

Bring us the audience. We'll draft the program.

Send the relationship goal and the people you want in the room. We'll come back with a format, an operating plan, and what the report will cover.