My Story

Marybeth brings a unique combination of leadership, strategic vision, and client-focused service to the world of mobile bartending and corporate team-building events. With a distinguished 30-year career in the insurance industry—including leadership roles at Swiss Re, where she managed strategic initiatives and corporate development—she understands both the importance and the nuances of fostering collaboration, driving engagement, and delivering exceptional experiences.

As the former Principal CEO of Mossa Consulting, Marybeth specialized in cultural change, operational reform, and client support, honing her ability to create seamless, high-impact experiences—skills she now applies to crafting unforgettable cocktail events and interactive team-building sessions for corporate clients. Her background in team building directly leads to personalized services to meet diverse client needs, ensuring every event is tailored for maximum impact.

Marybeth holds a bachelor's degree in Communications and Public Relations from the University of Kansas, and a Master’s Degree in Organizational Leadership from Baker University - equipping her with deep insights into team dynamics, leadership development, and creative problem-solving—all of which enhances her approach to corporate mixology and team engagement.

Today, she combines her education, experiences, and corporate leadership expertise with a passion for entertainment and hospitality.  She offers businesses a unique and refreshing way to connect, provides professional and entertaining teaching experiences, helps clients celebrate (whether at weddings or intimate home gatherings) with bartending services, and strengthens teamwork and cohesion through expertly crafted team building events. Whether shaking up craft cocktails or facilitating collaborative activities, Marybeth transforms ordinary gatherings into extraordinary moments that leave a lasting impression.

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LEGAL OPERATION IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA:

 Florida Administrative Code (“FAC”) Rule 61A-1.020 states that, “[the Division of Alcoholic Beverages & Tobacco (“DABT”)] shall not consider anyone to be selling alcoholic beverages in violation of Section 562.12, F.S., provided the person is an agent or employee of the consumer. A person will be considered an agent for a consumer if the following procedures are followed: (a) The person is provided the total amount of money from a consumer to purchase alcoholic beverages on their behalf and does not add any cost to the alcoholic beverages purchased. The consumer’s money must be in the possession of the purchaser and used to pay for all of the alcoholic beverages at the time of purchase. (b) The person is provided authorization to charge the consumer’s purchase to the consumer’s account or credit card, and does so at the time of purchase. (c) The person picks up and delivers alcoholic beverages which the consumer ordered and prepaid to the licensed vendor by cash or credit. (3) The person separately bills a consumer for delivery charges, set-ups, food, bartending, and any services provided, but does not commingle the purchase of alcoholic beverages with the services provided unless the person has a license authorizing the package sale of the alcoholic beverages purchased. The person shall not invoice a consumer for alcoholic beverages but may use the authorized alcoholic beverage vendor’s invoice to provide the consumer an accounting of the prices and quantities of alcoholic beverages purchased for the consumer.”

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