Become a Table Host

Table hosts are the heart of the table network.

● Why Become a Table Host

Table hosts makes sure everyone is greeted, learns their name, and asks their story.

Every element of a Flash Table — the white tablecloth, the real plate, the cloth napkin, the poured water — sends a clear message to the guest:

  • White tablecloth – You are a guest at a banquet — you are honored
  • Real china plate – You deserve the full experience, not a paper substitute
  • Cloth napkin & silverware – This is a five-star moment designed for you
  • Table centerpiece / flowers – This space was prepared with love and care for you
  • Water pitcher – You are continually cared for — nothing is withheld
  • Volunteer host sitting at the table – We are with you, not above you — same table, same meal
● How to become a table host

Becoming a host is easier than you think.

1. Sign up to become a host.

2. Participate in the “Hosting with Mutuality” Training.

3. Complete the “Hosting with Mutuality” Training by participating at a Flash Table event.

4. Register as a table host for future Shared Table and Flash Table events.

5. Share the stories at your table with the team.

Become a Table Host 
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● Host Resources

Resources to Learn More

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