Anthro Convergence is an experience and event design studio led by Ady Sukkar Kayrouz, drawing on more than twenty-five years of work across education, leadership development, organizational transformation, systems change and human-centered design. Our work spans sectors, industries, cultures, and continents, partnering with foundations, universities, nonprofits, public institutions, corporations, communities and mission-driven organizations to design experiences that bring people together around what matters most.

We specialize in designing experiences that move beyond information sharing to create the conditions for trust, collaboration, insight, and sustained engagement. Whether convening global leaders, cross-sector networks, educators, professionals innovators, or teams, our focus remains the same: creating experiences that generate lasting value, build communities, and responsibly contribute to work that extends beyond the event itself. We design for the moments that matter, and for the relationships, ideas, communities, and legacies that shape our collective future.

A geometric dandelion with yellow seeds dispersing on a transparent background.

WHO WE ARE

Scattered beige-colored dried dandelion petals blowing in the breeze on a transparent background.
Scattered beige-colored dried dandelion petals blowing in the breeze on a transparent background.
Group of people sitting on the floor with books and notebooks, engaged in reading or discussion.
An orange background with a pattern and a side profile of a smiling woman with blonde hair. Overlaid is a quote by Ady Sukkar Kayrouz.
  • co-creation

    I have become such a fast fan, not just because of the dopeness Anthro Convergence brings to life from weaving multiple ideas + designs, but because of how they weave + engage each stakeholder in + through this experience of co-creation.

  • masterful design

    My words cannot capture my full-body emotional response to your leadership, masterful design, resilience, vision, capacity, and most importantly, your humanity.

  • intention

    What struck me most was how every detail was considered.

  • community

    The network we formed has become one of the most sustaining professional communities of my career.

  • transformative impact

    The conditions are a natural consequence of being there. I did not choose to be transformed. It simply happened.