TNB is working with one of the UK's leading dotcom retail brands to create an innovative public seminar and exhibition event for the London Design Festival in September 2010.

TNB curated a souvenir newspaper for Courvoisier – as part of the brand's Revolutionary Spirit 2010 campaign – to celebrate entrepreneurial activity from across the Courvoisier The Future 500 talent network.

The newspapers – 30,000 of which were distributed across London – were printed by The Newspaper Club, an innovative online business which utilises the UK's newspaper printing presses to create bespoke publications during the hours between printing the dailies. This particular project was produced on the Guardian's Berliner press.

TNB curated and facilitated an evening panel discussion for Mother London, on behalf of Olympic sponsor Coca-Cola, on the topic of engaging young people around London 2012 and the event's cultural legacy.

Chaired by editor-at-large of WIRED magazine, Ben Hammersley, the discussion featured panelists including Ruth Mackenzie, director of the Cultural Olympiad; Matt Locke, commissioning editor for Channel 4; and Thomas Godfrey, commercial director for Sport England.

TNB worked with the Department for Culture, Media & Sport to curate an exhibition celebrating emerging talent across the British creative industries – from architecture and product design to fashion, film and digital content – which ran alongside the inaugural c&binet forum. TNB also produced the accompanying exhibition brochure.

TNB devises and hosts invite-only roundtable discussion dinners to inspire clients and the wider industry – bringing together leading thinkers from across a variety of industries to tackle subjects such as 'the future of luxury' and 'brands as cultural patrons'.

TNB has produced and hosted workshop sessions for the marketing teams of global brands, on topics ranging from 'food communication innovation' and 'packaging & digital media' to 'cultural campaigns’ and 'brands & film'.