From Strangers to Friends: A Georgian Supra
For VACEOs members, sponsors, invited CEOs, and their plus ones.
Details:
A Supra is a traditional Georgian feast led by a Tamada, or toastmaster, whose role is to guide the night.
Dinner will be a delicious prix fix menu at none other than the C&O restaurant. Georgian wine will be abundant, with Non-alcoholic options available as well.
Around a single long table filled with abundant food and wine, the Tamada offers a series of heartfelt toasts - to friendship, to family, to those who came before us, to the future - and each toast opens the door to connection and conversation. Guests are invited to raise a glass, share a story, and speak from the heart.
The evening moves at a human pace, and by the end, people who arrived as strangers genuinely know one another.
Our Tamada, John Heers, lived for years in the Republic of Georgia. He now leads these feasts as the Tamada all over the world. His mission is to help people experience the depth of connection, joy, and meaning that is available when we share food and wine together.
What to expect:
A relaxed, unhurried evening of exceptional food, wine, warm hospitality, a professional Tamada, a single table of guests, and a tradition designed over centuries to grow deep connections in a single evening.
It is a rare chance for CEOs and their partners to step away from the everyday, connect on a deeper level, and experience one of the most distinctive traditions Virginia CEOs has ever hosted. Space is intentionally limited to keep the evening intimate. (24 attendees maximum)
Cost: $275 per person
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