Consequent

A yearly event aimed at connecting seasoned professionals with bright, globally conscious graduates.

Group of people seated in a circle in a modern, well-lit room with a large sign reading 'Set the agenda' at Consequent.
Group of diverse people sitting in a circle during a discussion or panel at an indoor event, called Consequent, with large windows and plants in the background.
People attending Consequent, sitting in a row, with one woman smiling and holding printed materials and phone, others talking and smiling, in a bright room with a plain white wall.
Speaker with glasses, a white beard, and a light-colored blazer smiling while holding a microphone at Consequent.
A woman holding a microphone and speaking during a discussion, sitting next to a man with a name tag, in a room with brick walls and large windows at Consequent.
Two women are talking and smiling at a social gathering in a dimly lit room decorated with framed pictures and artworks on the wall during Consequent.
A man with glasses and a beard wearing a name tag, holding a glass of champagne, engages in conversation at Consequent with other people in the background.

We had to design an experience that ignited real connection, not networking small talk.

Visual Identity
Wayfinding
Environmental Design
Website
Voice + Tone
Copywriting
Experiential event
Print Design
Photography
Videography
Sound + Music Design
The Brief

Consequent isn’t a conference. It’s a collision of globally minded graduates, purpose-driven leaders, and ideas that don’t fit neatly into panels.

THE Challenge

Most events look good and feel empty. Rooms full of people, zero energy.

Consequent needed a space to:

  • Cut through performative networking

  • Facilitate natural conversation 

  • Match the ambition of the people in the room

This wasn’t about filling seats. It was about activating a global community. 

Attendees for Consequent checking in at a Contemporary Jewish Museum ticket counter with large branded signage on the wall behind.
The facade of the Contemporary Jewish Museum, a brick building with large arched windows framed in white stone, decorative stone carvings, with environmental door decals for Consequent event.
Modern presentation slides in a grid layout with title slide and black background and white text that reads 'Consequent' and Minerva logo.
Consequent environmental graphics and wall decals: Glass door decorated with gold circular wall decals of various sizes, reflecting light and objects in the background.
Images featuring a smartphone displaying an event website, a black sign with white text inviting conservation efforts using refillable water bottles, and a display of black water bottles with Minerva logo arranged on a shelf for Consequent event.
Business professionals at Consequent event, walking past a large pull up banner that reads 'Consequent: Shape what's next.' with a plant nearby in a bright, modern environment.
Consequent color palette animation 
Our Approach

We transformed the Contemporary Jewish Museum, in San Fransisco, into a stage for human connection.

Every element was intentional:

  • Interactive installations that sparked curiosity and participation

  • Seminar-style talks built for dialogue, not lectures

  • Lounge environments that felt lived-in, not staged

No wasted space. No passive moments. Just intentional design that supports authentic collaboration. 

Animation showcasing printed Consequent materials like program brochure, environmental graphics on stairs, wayfinding, and pull up banners
logo with the word 'consequent' and the year '2023' 
The Result

Consequent became the place for problem-solving some of the most controversial topics we face as a society.

  • Connections formed across industries, generations, and continents

  • The energy carried into real-world collaboration

  • We developed the infrastructure to manage this event and all moving parts for years to come

Consequent exemplified how thoughtful experiential design can shift perceptions, strengthen networks, and embed a brand within the life of its audience.

Shape What's Next
Set The Agenda
Impact

“This event felt alive. It was NOT just a schedule of boring and predictable talks. I had genuine, meaningful, and respectful discussions with some of the most incredible people. This was a movement. Connecting people from all walks of life, sparking conversation about some of the world’s most difficult topics, and creating lasting connections long after the doors closed. This is what we need in the world.”

—ATTENDEE, INDUSTRY LEADER IN RESPECTED FIELD

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