The start of the year brought 200 people to Miami for the Revenue Kickoff—sales goals, new strategies, and the kind of energy that only happens when everyone's chasing the same number. The anchor event? A private yacht charter at sunset, with the Miami skyline doing most of the heavy lifting.

The final night featured a custom celebration dinner that felt less like a banquet and more like a toast to what's ahead. And in between? A charity bike build that turned competitive fast, because nothing says team bonding like assembling bicycles for kids while secretly trying to finish first.

Denver played host to a Technical Kickoff, complete with vision sessions where the tech team mapped out product strategy, debated architecture decisions, and got into the weeds on what they're building next.

Puppies made surprise appearances during breaks. An 80s-themed party complete with signature cocktails and questionable dance moves closed out the event. Turns out nostalgia pairs well with neon.

The team’s Annual Strategic Planning offsite brought 45 key players to Boston for focused conversations about where the company was heading next. Less spectacle, more substance.

A team dinner at Harvest became the kind of night people referenced for months after—beautiful floral arrangements handcrafted on-site, great food, better conversations. Sometimes the best events are the ones that don't try too hard.

Next, it was time to bring everyone together. All 400 of them. The Company Kickoff landed in Lisbon with one clear goal: align, inspire, and remind people why they signed up in the first place.

BoomPop transformed an entire garage into an event space—industrial beams, dramatic lighting, and Anaconda branding at every turn. Team members went toe-to-toe in Anaconda Family Feud, flexing trivia skills and brand knowledge. A shelter puppy photobooth brought mid-session cuddles (rumor has it someone on staff adopted one). And across four days, people who'd only met on Zoom finally got to share a table, a laugh, a late-night story they'll probably tell for years.