Juriël Zeligman

Juriël Zeligman is a creative entrepreneur and established event producer based in Manhattan.
Hailing from Amsterdam, he began his career in hospitality & nightlife in 2005, managing artists such as Lee Burridge and building relationships within the industry while orchestrating hundreds of events in over a dozen markets.
Once he garnered a European cache, he journeyed to the States to continue paving the way for his future in New York City, where he went on to manufacture the event series BABËL, the iconic lounge GOSPËL, and el studio, an experiential design company.

Under Juriël’s focused leadership, his teams have planned, produced, and executed a myriad of affairs at venues like The Faena Miami Beach, The United Nations, and The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Juriël specializes in establishing brand identities and prototypes, hyper-focusing on making them profitable, and pristinely packaging commodities for public consumption.

Juriël’s refined taste, precise attention to detail, boundless imagination, and community-building virtuosity have proven to be an unparalleled force in the realm of experiential creation and business acumen, as evidenced by his work with event partners like Christie’s, Black Coffee, and Nylon.
Most recently, he taught a class at Harvard Business School on the intricacies and nuances of hospitality and nightlife, further solidifying his place in the market as a scion.
Whether working with venues like The William Vale or Governors Island, his multiple ventures continue to push the boundaries of entertainment, offering his pochette of clients innovative ways to engineer their reality.