Bringing a Hired Date to a Business Event

Bringing a hired date to a business event

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A company party or a client dinner where partners are invited is easier with a guest beside you. A Girlfriend Hire companion is at ease in a professional room: briefed on who matters, good at small talk, and careful to leave business to you. The introduction is the one thing to settle well in advance.

Before the event

Agree the introduction — "a friend" is true and needs no follow-up
Brief her on two or three names and what they do
Tell her the subjects to steer clear of
Send the dress code and the timings

At the event

She talks easily with colleagues and their partners, gives you room when you need to work the room, and never discusses your business. If someone asks what she does, she answers simply and truthfully about herself.

A man in a white shirt and his date, a woman in a trench coat, talking as they sit on seaside rocks in the low evening sun. — A dinner in another city, with a local at your side.

What to avoid

Inventing a long relationship colleagues will ask about
Leaving her alone for long stretches in a room of strangers
Staying past the agreed time

Frequently asked questions

Will colleagues know she is hired?

Only if you tell them. The introduction is agreed in advance.

Can she sign a confidentiality agreement?

Discretion is part of every booking. If your employer requires something specific, raise it in your request.

Is it still a full-day booking?

Yes. Every booking is one full day; for an evening event it covers meeting beforehand and the event itself.