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Jeroen’s Espresso once used the idea M.O.K. — Monday Morning Coffee. The principle is still useful, even if the event happens on a Wednesday afternoon.
1 min readJeroen van Engelen

Jeroen’s Espresso once used the idea M.O.K. — Monday Morning Coffee. The principle is still useful, even if the event happens on a Wednesday afternoon.
A mobile coffee bar creates a simple social point in the workplace. Unlike an automatic machine, a barista introduces a short pause: people wait, talk and receive a drink prepared for them.
This works well for team days, openings, customer visits, recruitment events, anniversaries, internal campaigns and employee appreciation moments.
If the coffee moment is connected to a campaign, the coffee printer can add a simple logo or message to the milk foam. Always test artwork for contrast and legibility before the event.
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