Company Overview

Mission

Deliver full-service, stress-free high school reunion experiences — from initial committee consultation through the night of the event — including venue booking, catering, entertainment, invitations, RSVP management, budget oversight, photography coordination, and a fully managed reunion website for every client.

Rewind Reunions is a high school reunion coordination company serving reunion committees across the country. We handle every detail of reunion planning from A to Z, including building and managing a custom website for each client event. Our clients are the volunteer committees who organize reunions for their graduating class — people who care deeply about the experience but don't have time to manage every moving part.

Core Services

Full-service reunion planning  ·  Venue sourcing & booking  ·  Catering coordination  ·  Entertainment & DJ booking  ·  Custom invitation design & mailing  ·  RSVP management  ·  Budget management  ·  Reunion website creation & management  ·  Photography & videography coordination  ·  Memory book production  ·  Night-of event coordination  ·  Post-event memory delivery  ·  Unincorporated association formation (EIN, charter, bank account setup)

Values

Paperclip Platform

Rewind Reunions operates as an AI-native company using Paperclip — an open-source AI agent orchestration platform (github.com/paperclipai/paperclip). Paperclip functions as the company's operating system: it runs AI agents as "employees," assigns tasks, enforces budgets, maintains audit logs, and surfaces decisions requiring human approval.

How It Works

Paperclip is not: a chatbot, a code review tool, a Jira replacement, or a real-time continuous execution system. It is a company control plane — it coordinates autonomous agents toward shared business goals with human governance.

Org Chart

Board Member / Owner
Human · Full Override Authority
Chief Executive Officer
Claude Code · Daily heartbeat
$150 / mo
Head of Client Relations
Claude Code · On assignment
$100 / mo
Client Success Coordinator
On assignment · $60 / mo
Head of Event Planning
Claude Code · On assignment
$120 / mo
Venue & Vendor Coordinator
$60 / mo
Night-of Logistics Coordinator
$50 / mo
Head of Digital Services
Claude Code · On assignment
$120 / mo
Web Developer
$100 / mo
Digital Content Coordinator
$70 / mo
Finance Manager
Claude Code · Weekly heartbeat
$80 / mo

Agent Roster

Agent Reports To Heartbeat Budget Key Responsibilities
Chief Executive Officer Board (human) Daily $150 Company goal alignment, daily status review, client project approval, board escalation, cross-department coordination
Head of Client Relations CEO Assignment $100 Inquiry response, committee onboarding, discovery calls, proposal prep, ongoing committee communication
Client Success Coordinator Head of Client Relations Assignment $60 Routine client emails, CRM records, RSVP tracking, reminders, status reports
Head of Event Planning CEO Assignment $120 Venue sourcing, catering, entertainment, vendor contracts, master event timeline, photography/videography
Venue & Vendor Coordinator Head of Event Planning Assignment $60 Venue research, vendor outreach, comparison reports, booking execution, contract tracking
Night-of Logistics Coordinator Head of Event Planning Assignment $50 Night-of timeline, vendor scheduling, staff briefings, contingency plans, post-event memory delivery
Head of Digital Services CEO Assignment $120 Oversees company website, all client reunion sites, RSVP systems, class memory pages, digital archives
Web Developer Head of Digital Services Assignment $100 Builds & maintains rewindreunions.com. Builds all client reunion sites, integrates RSVP/Stripe, deploys hosting, maintains performance
Digital Content Coordinator Head of Digital Services Weekly $70 Owns all copy for rewindreunions.com + blog + company social. Writes client reunion site copy, email campaigns, RSVP pushes, class memory content
Finance Manager CEO Weekly $80 Per-project budgets, vendor invoices, client billing, P&L reporting, budget alerts. Owns entity formation service — EIN guidance, charter generation, bank account setup, Stripe activation tracking

Budgets & Approval Thresholds

Agent Monthly AI Cap Note
CEO$150Daily heartbeat; highest activity
Head of Client Relations$100
Client Success Coordinator$60
Head of Event Planning$120
Venue & Vendor Coordinator$60
Night-of Logistics Coordinator$50
Head of Digital Services$120
Web Developer$100Increased — owns company site + client sites
Digital Content Coordinator$70Increased — weekly scheduled heartbeat
Finance Manager$80Weekly heartbeat
Total Maximum$910Hard ceiling; actual spend typically lower

Board Approval Thresholds

Agents pause and escalate to you (the board) before any action exceeding these limits.

CategoryApproval Required
Venue contracts> $10,000
Catering contracts> $5,000
Any single vendor> $3,000
Client refunds> $500
New agent hiresAlways

Service Packages

The Full Rewind
We handle everything. You just show up and enjoy.
  • Dedicated client relations manager
  • Discovery call & full event brief
  • Venue research, shortlisting & booking
  • Catering coordination & menu finalization
  • Entertainment / DJ booking
  • Custom invitation design (digital + optional physical)
  • RSVP management & attendee tracking
  • Custom reunion website (RSVP, memories, gallery)
  • Hotel room block coordination
  • Photography & videography booking
  • Photo booth booking
  • Budget tracking & vendor payment coordination
  • Master night-of timeline & vendor briefings
  • On-site coordination support
  • Post-event gallery, video highlights, & survey
  • Final project closeout report
Optional Add-Ons
  • Printed memory book / yearbook supplement
  • Custom merchandise
  • Multi-day weekend programming
  • Shuttle / transportation coordination
  • Charity fundraiser integration
  • Entity formation (EIN, charter, bank account setup)
The Digital Rewind
Your reunion's digital home — built and managed for you.
  • Custom-branded reunion website
  • Event information pages
  • RSVP and ticket payment system
  • Class memory portal (bio & photo uploads)
  • Email invitation campaign (3 sends)
  • Social media graphics & posting templates
  • Live attendee tracking dashboard
  • Post-event photo gallery
  • Site managed through event date + 60 days
Optional Add-Ons
  • Physical invitation design & print
  • Video highlights page
  • Hosting beyond 60 days post-event
  • Entity formation (EIN, charter, bank account setup)
The Logistics Rewind
You've got the vision. We've got the vendors.
  • Venue research, shortlisting & booking
  • Catering coordination
  • Entertainment / DJ booking
  • Photography & videography coordination
  • Master night-of timeline
  • Vendor briefing documents
  • Budget tracking for event vendors
Optional Add-Ons
  • Digital Rewind (add website + RSVP)
  • On-site coordination support
  • Memory book coordination
  • Entity formation (EIN, charter, bank account setup)
Pricing Model: Custom quotes per project based on headcount, event complexity, location, and services selected. The Finance Manager agent generates quotes.

Full Rewind: 15–20% of total event budget (minimum flat fee)  ·  Digital Rewind: Flat fee by scope  ·  Logistics Rewind: Flat fee per vendor category + night-of fee

Client Intake Workflow

Triggered by any inbound inquiry — web form, email, or referral. Owned by the Head of Client Relations.

1
Initial Inquiry Response
Agent: Client Success Coordinator
  • Respond within 24 hours with welcome email + intake form link
  • Log inquiry in CRM (contact info, school name, class year)
  • Send full intake questionnaire
Welcome email sent CRM record created Intake form sent
2
Discovery & Qualification
Agent: Head of Client Relations
  • Review completed intake questionnaire
  • Discovery call or async Q&A with committee
  • Confirm event date, headcount, and budget range
  • Assess service package fit (Full / Digital / Logistics)
  • Prepare project proposal for CEO review
Discovery notes doc Proposed package Budget estimate
3
Proposal & Contract
Agent: CEO
  • Review proposal from Head of Client Relations
  • Approve or adjust pricing and scope
  • Send proposal + service agreement to committee
  • Collect signed contract and deposit
Signed contract Deposit received Project opened
4
Project Kick-Off
Agent: CEO
  • Create project record in Paperclip
  • Assign milestone tasks to all department heads
  • Set project milestones and deadlines
  • Client Success Coordinator sends kick-off welcome packet
Paperclip project created Welcome packet sent All dept heads briefed

Project Lifecycle

End-to-end task flow for a single reunion project after contract is signed. Each milestone is a Paperclip task assigned to the relevant agent.

M1
Project Setup
Week 1 after contract
Create project budget tracker
Finance Manager
Spin up reunion website (coming soon page)
Web Developer
Set up RSVP and payment collection system
Web Developer
Create committee communication channel
Client Success Coordinator
Confirm event requirements (theme, vibe, must-haves)
Head of Client Relations
M2
Venue & Vendor Search
Weeks 2–4
Research and shortlist 3–5 venue options
Venue & Vendor Coordinator
Request venue availability and pricing quotes
Venue & Vendor Coordinator
Present venue comparison report to committee
Head of Client Relations
Book venue once approved (board approval if >$10K)
Venue & Vendor Coordinator
Begin catering vendor outreach
Venue & Vendor Coordinator
M3
Website Launch & Invitations
6–8 months before event
Launch full reunion website with event details
Web Developer
Write all website copy (event info, FAQ, hotels)
Digital Content Coordinator
Build class memory page (bio/photo portal)
Web Developer
Design digital + physical invitation suite
Digital Content Coordinator
Coordinate physical mailing list
Client Success Coordinator
Launch RSVP campaign (email + social)
Digital Content Coordinator
Begin weekly RSVP count tracking
Client Success Coordinator
M4
Vendor Finalization
3–4 months before event
Finalize catering contract and menu selections
Venue & Vendor Coordinator
Book DJ / entertainment
Venue & Vendor Coordinator
Book photographer and videographer
Venue & Vendor Coordinator
Order photo booth (if included)
Venue & Vendor Coordinator
Coordinate memory book / merchandise production
Night-of Logistics Coordinator
Update website with finalized details
Web Developer
Deliver mid-project budget report
Finance Manager
M5
Final Countdown
4–6 weeks before event
Send final RSVP push campaign
Digital Content Coordinator
Collect final headcount; submit to venue & caterer
Client Success Coordinator
Build master night-of timeline
Night-of Logistics Coordinator
Prepare vendor briefing documents
Night-of Logistics Coordinator
Collect final balance payment
Finance Manager
Finalize memory book; send to printer
Night-of Logistics Coordinator
Add attendee check-in list to website
Web Developer
Send attendees final event details email
Digital Content Coordinator
M6
Event Execution
Day of event
Distribute final run-of-show to all vendors
Night-of Logistics Coordinator
Confirm all vendor arrivals and setup
Night-of Logistics Coordinator
Enable live check-in tracking on website
Web Developer
Post live event social updates (if agreed)
Digital Content Coordinator
M7
Post-Event Delivery
1–4 weeks after event
Collect and curate photographer's gallery
Night-of Logistics Coordinator
Launch post-event photo gallery on website
Web Developer
Deliver video highlights link
Digital Content Coordinator
Send memory book tracking info
Night-of Logistics Coordinator
Send post-event satisfaction survey
Client Success Coordinator
Prepare final project financial summary
Finance Manager
Deliver project close-out report to CEO
Head of Client Relations
Archive all assets; close project record
Client Success Coordinator

Company Website — rewindreunions.com

The primary public-facing marketing site for Rewind Reunions. Attracts new reunion committees, explains services, and drives inbound inquiry submissions. Contact form submissions fire directly into Paperclip as tasks for the Head of Client Relations agent.

Content Owner: Digital Content Coordinator
Technical Owner: Web Developer
Content Cadence: Weekly review + 2 blog posts/month

Tech Stack

Framework
Next.js
Hosting
Vercel
Styling
Tailwind CSS
Blog / CMS
MDX
Email
Resend
Analytics
Plausible
Inquiry Form
Paperclip Webhook

Site Pages

/
Homepage
  • Hero + "Start Planning Your Reunion" CTA
  • 3 value props + service package overview
  • How It Works (4-step process)
  • Testimonials + featured case study
/services
Services
  • Full Rewind, Digital Rewind, Logistics Rewind cards
  • Included features per package
  • Get a Quote CTA → /contact
  • FAQ section
/how-it-works
How It Works
  • Visual planning timeline (mirrors M1–M7)
  • Committee vs. Rewind Reunions responsibilities
  • What's included in every reunion website
/about
About
  • Company story and mission
  • Team section
  • Company values
/blog
Resources & Tips
  • Reunion planning tips, committee guides, venue ideas
  • Success stories (client spotlights)
  • SEO-targeted — 2 posts/month minimum
/contact
Get Started
  • Abbreviated intake form (key fields only)
  • Webhook → Paperclip task on submit
  • Auto-confirmation email via Resend
  • 24-hour response promise
/reunion-websites
Reunion Websites
  • Feature showcase for client sites
  • Mockups / screenshots
  • RSVP, class memories, gallery, countdown
  • "Every client gets their own website"

SEO Targets

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Client Reunion Websites

Every client receives a custom-branded reunion website as part of their service package (included in Full Rewind; standalone in Digital Rewind). The Web Developer builds each site from a standard component library, customized per the client brief. Sites are hosted on a subdomain: classyear-schoolname.rewindreunions.com

Tech Stack (Per Client Site)

Framework
Next.js
Hosting
Vercel subdomain
Payments
Stripe Checkout
Forms
Formspree / API
CMS
Notion / Contentful
Email
Resend / SendGrid
Analytics
Plausible

Standard Pages Per Client Site

Home
  • School + class year + event date hero
  • Countdown timer
  • Committee welcome message
  • "X classmates already registered" social proof
Event Details
  • Date, time, address, venue photos
  • Dress code / theme info
  • Parking, hotel block, schedule
  • FAQ
RSVP & Tickets
  • Ticket tiers (Individual, Couple, Table)
  • Stripe payment processing
  • Dietary restrictions, plus-one collection
  • Waitlist if sold out
Class Memories
  • "Where Are They Now" attendee directory
  • Memory wall (short posts)
  • Throwback photo uploads
  • Class polls
Gallery
  • Pre-event: throwback photos
  • Post-event: professional gallery
  • Video highlights embed
Committee + FAQ
  • Committee bios & photos
  • Contact form → Client Success Coordinator
  • Refunds, accessibility, kids, parking
Branding per site: Custom color palette from school colors · School logo/mascot (if provided) · Custom favicon · Personalized copy by Digital Content Coordinator · Site stays live 90 days post-event, then archived.

Entity Formation Service

Rewind Reunions guides reunion committees through forming a lightweight legal entity — an Unincorporated Association — so they can hold a dedicated bank account and connect Stripe for ticket sales cleanly and legally. This is an optional add-on available with any service package, and is handled entirely by the Finance Manager agent.

Why This Matters

Without a dedicated entity, a committee member's personal bank account collects thousands of dollars in ticket sales — creating personal tax liability, IRS ambiguity, and personal financial risk. This 3-step process, completable in under an hour of actual work, eliminates all of that. Stripe is satisfied, the IRS is satisfied, and the committee's personal finances stay clean.

Disclaimer: Rewind Reunions provides guidance and document templates for this process. We are not attorneys and this is not legal advice. For complex situations, committees should consult a licensed attorney or CPA.

Step 1 — Get the EIN ~10 minutes · Free

An Employer Identification Number (EIN) is the committee's Tax ID — required by Stripe and any bank for a non-personal account. Obtained free, directly from the IRS.

  1. Go to IRS.gov and search "Apply for EIN online" (IRS EIN Assistant)
  2. Entity Type → "View Additional Types, Including Tax-Exempt and Governmental Organizations"
  3. Sub-Type → "Community or Volunteer Group"
  4. Reason → "Banking Purposes" — this is the key selection
  5. Name → formal committee name, e.g. Niles West Class of 1976 Reunion Committee
  6. Address → responsible party's mailing address (or Rewind Reunions' address)
  7. Complete application → download the CP 575 confirmation PDF immediately — this is the official EIN letter
Output: CP 575 EIN Letter (PDF)

Step 2 — Draft the Charter ~5 minutes

Banks require proof the group exists. Since there's no state incorporation, the committee simply signs a short self-drafted document — Rewind Reunions generates this for them, pre-filled with their details.

The Finance Manager generates a pre-filled charter from our standard template. The committee only needs to sign it. The document contains three core statements:

1. "The purpose of this organization is to plan the [milestone] reunion for [School Name]."
2. "The organization is an unincorporated non-profit association."
3. "[Responsible Party Name] is the designated Treasurer/Officer authorized to open bank accounts."

Signed and dated by the committee chair (and co-organizer if applicable). No notarization required.

Output: Signed Charter / Bylaws Document

Step 3 — Open the Bank Account ~30–60 min in person

With EIN and signed charter in hand, the committee opens a dedicated checking account in the association's name. This is then connected to Stripe.

What to bring to the bank:

  • CP 575 EIN confirmation letter
  • Signed charter / bylaws document
  • Government-issued photo ID (responsible party)

Where to go:

Local credit unions first — they are typically more accommodating for unincorporated associations than large national banks. Request a "Community" or "Unincorporated Association" business checking account.

After the account is open:

Connect the bank account to Stripe using the EIN. Stripe verifies and approves — payment collection on the reunion website can then go live.

Output: Active bank account + Stripe connected

Why This Is the Right Solution

Stripe

Sees a valid EIN paired with a matching bank account — satisfies business verification requirements.

IRS

Not claiming tax-exempt status. Ticket revenue is clearly "event funds," not personal income. Clean and transparent.

Committee

Money never touches any personal checking account — personal taxes stay clean, personal liability is removed.

Project Timing: Entity formation should be completed during or before M1 (Project Setup). The reunion website's RSVP and ticket system (M3) cannot go live until Stripe is confirmed active. The Finance Manager flags Stripe confirmation to the Web Developer before M3 begins.

Quick Start — Paperclip Setup

  1. Install Paperclip
    Run npx paperclipai onboard --yes and follow the prompts. Choose Local Trusted Mode (single-user, no login required) and the embedded PostgreSQL database. Or clone the repo and run pnpm install && pnpm dev — UI available at localhost:3100.
  2. Create the Company
    In the Paperclip UI → New Company → Name: Rewind Reunions. Paste the goal from paperclip/company.json.
  3. Hire the 10 Agents
    Top-down order: CEO → department heads → coordinators. Use adapter claude-code for all. Copy each agent's job_description from paperclip/org-chart.json. Set heartbeats: CEO and Finance Manager → Daily/Weekly scheduled; all others → Assignment.
  4. Set Board Approval Thresholds
    In Paperclip governance settings: venue contracts > $10K, catering > $5K, any vendor > $3K, client refunds > $500, new agent hires always require your approval.
  5. Assign the CEO Its First Task
    Title: Company Initialization — Rewind Reunions. The CEO will review the company goal, confirm all department heads are active, and create a company overview document. It cascades tasks to the full team from there.
  6. Open for Business
    When an inquiry arrives, create a Paperclip task assigned to the Head of Client Relations: New Inquiry — [School Name] Class of [Year]. The intake workflow runs automatically.

File Reference

Rewind Reunions/
├── overview.html  ← This document
├── rewind reunions logo.png
└── paperclip/
    ├── SETUP.md  Full Paperclip onboarding guide
    ├── company.json  Company name, goal, services, values
    ├── org-chart.json  All 10 agents — roles, budgets, job descriptions, heartbeats
    ├── intake-questionnaire.json  Full client intake form field definitions
    ├── service-packages.json  Three service tiers with included items & add-ons
    ├── budgets.json  Per-agent AI caps + board approval thresholds
    ├── workflows/
    │   ├── new-client-intake.json  Inquiry → signed contract workflow (4 phases)
    │   ├── reunion-project-lifecycle.json  Full A-to-Z project milestone workflow (M1–M7)
    │   └── entity-formation.json  Unincorporated association formation — EIN, charter, bank account (3 steps)
    ├── templates/
    │   └── charter-template.md  Fillable charter / bylaws document — Finance Manager generates per client
    └── website/
        ├── company-website-spec.md  rewindreunions.com — pages, tech stack, SEO, launch checklist
        └── reunion-site-template.md  Standard client reunion site structure & tech stack