Media Co.
313 Media Co. was built on relationships — clients who took the first meeting, guests who said yes to the mic, and partners who sent the referral without ever being asked.
This dinner is how we say thank you — and how we introduce you to one another.
Seven floors of Albert Kahn's Detroit, and a room of its owners in the middle of it.
One keynote, one welcome from the host, and a room that will not need warming up.
Some people fill a room. Michael moves one.
He does not arrive with a deck and a clicker. Every keynote opens with an original cinematic film and a live saxophone, then turns into strategy that lands in the body rather than the notebook. Named Best Executive Coach in 2024 and again in 2026, he works with Fortune 500 executives on closing the gap between who they are and how they lead.
Relationships are what drive business. Everything else is execution.
Seven years in full-commission sales taught him that the people who ask better questions and follow up are the ones who win. He tested the same idea on a podcast, and it returned 1.5 million organic views. He opens the evening with the short version of what that proved — and closes it with the toast.
Valet and self-parking in the DAC garage on Madison. Come early if you would like a look around the Club.
Coffee, cocktails, and hors d’oeuvres in the main-floor Reading Room.
The room moves up to the dining room and finds its seat.
Dinner is served at the table.
A welcome from Dillon, the keynote from Michael King Jr., and a toast to everyone who built the year.
Coffee, a nightcap, and the hour where the real conversations happen.
The evening closes.
Founded in 1887. The Albert Kahn clubhouse — opened in 1915 and drawn from Rome's Palazzo Farnese — has anchored Detroit's theatre district ever since: seven floors of ballrooms and dining rooms across from Music Hall, visible beyond centre field at Comerica Park.
For more than 130 years the Club's stated purpose has been to enrich people's lives through meaningful connections. We could not have picked a better room.
Capacity is limited and the early rate closes 30 September — reserve while both still stand. Spouses and plus-ones are warmly encouraged: choose two seats at checkout. Your seat covers the reception, dinner, and the evening’s program.
Put your name in front of a room of Detroit owners for the evening. A few slots remain.