Exec dinner builder

This is an internal tool for a Deel seller planning one dinner. It picks a city and a persona, assembles twelve guests from twelve different industries, gives each one a single specific reason to be at the table with a link to where that reason came from, and then seats them around a round table so that each of the twelve adjacencies has a reason of its own. Contact details are not printed anywhere on the page; each guest’s verified work email appears only after you press Reveal contact inside their card.

Nobody was available to pick a city or a persona, so both were taken from the workspace’s own profile: New York, and the Chief People Officer persona that Deel’s saved stakeholder criteria names as the economic buyer. Everything on screen came back from the Trayo API. Two trayo_find_people searches over New York-headquartered companies of 50 to 10,000 staff returned 60 named people; twelve were seated. Their twelve companies were imported as accounts and three discovery runs over them (news signals across 365 days, job-change signals across 120 days) produced 18 events that still stand, including Clear Street extending electronic execution to 27 EMEA and APAC markets, NVIDIA’s $2bn investment in CoreWeave, and Two Sigma’s $1.1bn raise to a record $70bn of assets. All twelve guests were researched with trayo_research_person_batch, and all twelve work emails were looked up and came back verified.

Two things are worth saying plainly. Five of the twelve accounts - HUMAN Security, Wunderkind, Jackson Lewis, BCW Global and Splice - returned no event at all across either lookback window, and twelve LinkedIn author searches over the last 30 days found posts for only three of the twelve guests. Rather than invent a trigger, those guests are listed on their own role and record and the card says so; the Signals page names the five quiet accounts. The four outbound actions - Run sheet, Send invitation, Push to Salesforce, Post to Slack - are stubs that raise a preview toast saying what would have been sent, because no mail provider, CRM or Slack workspace is connected to this build. Deel’s two brand colours were applied through the library’s own brand module in light mode; it reports that the lavender is too light to carry text or a focus ring on a light page, so links, accent text and rings use a darkened #6a5697, and the page takes a soft lavender tint rather than white. Both notes are shown in the About panel in the app.