A programme of invite-only networking and experimental music events, run to build local presence for a Singapore business network and fulfilment centre.
Workflow challenge
Aurinko Plus operates a business hub with event space, an acoustic studio and resident tenants. The space existed. A reason for the right people to be in it did not.
The venue had no programme of its own drawing people through the door.
Public ticketing platforms were the wrong fit for an invite-led audience.
Presence in the local SME community had to be built from nothing.
The Kelin approach
Kelin Studio programmed and ran three invite-only events for the space, mixing business networking with experimental music, and kept them deliberately off public ticketing platforms so the room stayed curated rather than simply sold.
Outcome
Three events brought more than 300 guests through the hub, giving it a recurring reason for its target community to be in the building and an audience it owns directly rather than renting from a platform. No ticketing commission was paid to anyone.
Implementation snapshot
Representative implementation pattern for businesses moving from manual operations to connected CRM, support, and knowledge systems.
Kelin Studio
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