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Naboo found the money behind the meeting
The first idea flopped. Then Naboo followed the paperwork - from company retreats to the procurement teams paying for them.
Maxime Eduardo Bet on the Boring Part of a Good Time
A failed remote-work idea taught Maxime Eduardo where the real work was hiding. Four years later, Naboo is turning corporate events into a procurement problem that software can finally read.
MossWarner and the art of making the message stick
A medical launch, a global meeting, a manager with a difficult announcement. MossWarner works on the same problem in each: getting a business message far enough into someone’s day to change what happens next.
The Hotel Company That Still Owns the Building
While the biggest names in hospitality sell their real estate and collect franchise fees, Omni keeps the keys - about 50 hotels, 23,000 employees, and a century-old bet that owning the building still matters.
The Casino That Built a Destination Around the Bet
Pechanga turned a tribal gaming hall into a 200,000-square-foot casino wrapped in a hotel, spa, golf course, theaters and a pool complex the size of five football fields. The wager is only one part of the weekend.