Elevate your Experiences
Kensey Monopoli
Curator of Transformative Experiences
Wellness Consultant
High-End Event Specialist
From cruise ships to private islands, my path has always revolved around creating experiences that bring people together.
Along the way, I’ve curated intimate gatherings for entrepreneurs on Necker Island, designed retreats that gave people space to reset, and led sustainability initiatives that left a positive impact.​
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What connects it all is my belief that true impact comes from more than beautiful details or flawless planning. I’ve seen that while the décor fades and the schedules end, what people remember is how they felt and the connections made.
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The best experiences stay with us long after they’re over, and that’s the approach I bring to every project. Whether it’s a private celebration, a wellness retreat, or an initiative designed to inspire teams and communities.
Professional
Journey
I began my career in 2010 as a beauty therapist on cruise ships, where I discovered the natural connection between travel and wellness. Life at sea opened doors to new cultures and traditions, each one shaping how I see holistic experiences today.
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In 2014, I joined the team on Sir Richard Branson’s Necker Island, an incredible chapter that sharpened my event management skills and fueled my love for bespoke hospitality.
Since then, I’ve had the privilege of working with multiple high-net-worth individuals, managing private residences, and curating experiences aboard motor yachts. Each role taught me the importance of discretion, attention to detail, and the ability to create a sense of home and ease in even the most exclusive settings.
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From there, I went on to curate high-profile gatherings and retreats in destinations around the world, and eventually established my own wellness consultancy, bringing together everything I had learned into one purpose: designing experiences that are as meaningful as they are memorable.
Wellness Advocate and Yoga Teacher
After a decade in the industry, I deepened my path with yoga teacher training, not just to learn postures, but to live by the principle: “Fill up your cup so it can overflow into the lives of others.”
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A big part of my work is creating and holding space for clients, places where they feel supported, seen, and safe to step away from the noise of daily life.
Whether through corporate wellness programs or private retreats, I weave mindfulness into every detail so people leave feeling nourished, connected, and renewed.
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Event Curator
When it comes to events, I believe the host should be free to do what they do best, connect with their guests and enjoy the moment.
My role is to take care of the flow, details, and behind-the-scenes elements so everything feels seamless.
From intimate milestone celebrations to large-scale gatherings, I ensure every vision comes to life, allowing hosts to be fully present and guests to feel truly cared for.
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When it comes to events, I believe the host should be free to do what they do best: connect with their guests and enjoy the moment.
My role is to take care of the flow, details, and behind-the-scenes elements so everything feels seamless.
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Over the years, I’ve been trusted by high-net-worth individuals, private residences, and luxury destinations to create experiences that balance discretion with excellence.
From intimate milestone celebrations to large-scale gatherings, I ensure every vision comes to life, allowing hosts to be fully present and guests to feel truly cared for.
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Ceremonial Cacao Experience
Alongside my wellness and event work, I founded a ceremonial cacao experience company to share the grounding, heart-opening benefits of this plant medicine.
What began as a personal practice has grown into guiding others through month-long journeys, yoga flows, retreats, and cacao ceremonies.
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These experiences create a pause in the busyness of life: inviting people to slow down, connect inward, and deepen their sense of presence.
For me, cacao is another way of holding space for connection, mindfulness, and community.
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