
Energy
Live event
Energos Infrastructure – Grand Egyptian Museum
Client
Energos Infrastructure
Sector
Energy
Service
Stakeholder engagement
Format
Live event
Venue
Grand Egyptian Museum, Giza
Guests
Government leaders, industry stakeholders, and peers
Outcome
An extended communications partnership
The brief
A reception worthy of a national energy strategy.
Energos Infrastructure, under the leadership of CEO Art Regan, set out to host a high-profile reception at the Grand Egyptian Museum, celebrating and aligning with the Egyptian Government’s forward-thinking approach to securing the nation’s energy supply. The evening had three jobs: show Egypt’s commitment to long-term energy security, and position Energos as a collaborative partner to the Government with an agile and expanding fleet of FSRUs. It also had to welcome industry peers and competitors, underlining that the focus was on the customer and the country’s energy needs.

The event
Government, industry, and one landmark setting.
Myriad planned and delivered the reception, staging the evening at one of the world’s great new cultural landmarks. The setting matched the message: a long-term national commitment, celebrated in a place built for the long term, with government leaders and the industry in the same room.

The film
The evening, captured.
Highlights from the reception at the Grand Egyptian Museum.
The impact
Credibility in the room, and a partnership extended.
The event delivered a high impact platform for engagement between Energos, government leaders, and industry stakeholders. Attendance from senior decision makers, including the Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, reinforced the event’s credibility and strategic importance. The reception raised Energos’ standing with government and the industry, and cemented its reputation as a collaborative contributor to national energy security. As a direct result, Energos commissioned a further project focused on ongoing communications support, extending the partnership beyond the live event.
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