Events Worthy Woodloch Resort DineAround


August 23, 2018 – King of Prussia, PA - Woodloch Resort in the Pocono Mountains hosted their second intimate group of meet- ing planners and administrative assistants for a creative DineAround at King of Prussia’s Town Center. Attendees had a chance to hear what’s new at the Resort and to get to know their sales and market- ing team in a comfortable and fun environment.


The DineAround started with appetizers and wine selections at Davio’s Steakhouse for the first hour. Then, after the initial hour, guests were greeted by Guachos from the second stop, Fogo de Chao, and were led to their restaurant across the courtyard where everyone enjoyed fire-roasted meats, traditional Brazilian sides and Fogo’s Market Table. Two hours later the group headed to their final destination, Davio’s Galleria, where they enjoyed a dessert finale that included homemade gelato, cheesecake, coffee and prosecco.


“Our dining around event in King of Prussia was a great success! Successful in the fact that Woodloch was introduced to a wonderful group of meeting planners and professionals that we otherwise wouldn’t have been. The structure of the event itself gave everyone an opportunity to meet one another and lay the foundation for great relationships. Not only that, but we were able to see a different side of town in a new light. Everyone, staff and attendees alike, all had a great time,” said Rory O’Fee, Director of Marketing for Woodloch Resort.


Photo Credit: Mario Oliveto Photography


Hosts Steve Kiesendahl, Rory O’Fee, Lisa Hugaboom, Woodloch Resort, Jim Cohn, Mid-Atlantic Events Magazine and Matthew Butler, Woodloch Resort


Rory O’Fee, Director of Marketing at Woodloch Resort 5­ 2 November z December­2018


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