Some partnerships are formalized through signed agreements. And then there are those that develop naturally through repeated encounters—in the same places, at the same events, and with the same expectations.
We share the same playing field with Les Entremetteurs, an event catering company. They bring their teams, their kitchens, and their attention to detail. We bring our pagodas, our tents, our flooring, and our logistics. Two different professions, but the same vision of a job well done.
We also share something precious: a deep connection to the local community. We know the places, their challenges, their sometimes tricky access points, and the professionals who bring them to life.
At a time when large national corporations are gradually encroaching on local markets, defending this sense of community is not a matter of nostalgia—it is a necessity. “Local” is not just an address. It is a network, expertise, trust, and a deep understanding of the community.
So yes, working together also means resisting standardization. And between setting up a pagoda, serving dinner, and impressing a few hundred guests, it’s best to get to know each other before the party starts.
Martel Events × Les Entremetteurs: Two Businesses, One Region, Shared Values
