Improve the Guest Experience
Solve a real visitor problem while guests keep their phones with them to shop, explore, navigate, communicate, take photos and make mobile payments.

Turn an everyday guest need into a useful amenity and a new brand-engagement opportunity across high-traffic destinations.
One guest need. Multiple destinations. One connected experience.

Connecting Three Parties
Needs power — for photos, navigation, payments, tickets and staying connected.
Has the audience and creates the experience visitors come for.
Can add meaningful brand engagement around a service guests actually use.
Guest PowerUp connects all three.
Guest PowerUp connects a real guest need with destination value and meaningful brand engagement.
The Network
A guest takes a portable power bank from one station, keeps moving while their phone charges, and returns it to a compatible station when finished.

Take it. Carry it. Keep moving. Return it later.
Take a portable power bank from one station.
Keep your phone with you and continue through the destination.
Your phone stays in your hand and charges while you go.
Return the battery to any compatible station when finished.
One station creates an amenity. A network creates an experience.
Multiple stations within one destination can create convenient pickup and return points across the property. A broader cross-property network could follow once the concept is proven in the first location.

Chelsea Market
Chelsea Market is a high-traffic food, shopping and visitor destination where guests eat, shop, socialize, explore and take photos throughout the property. Portable charging lets them keep their phone with them while they move through the market.
Multiple stations could create convenient pickup and return points throughout the property.
Potential placements

Pier 57
Pier 57 brings together food, events, public spaces and rooftop experiences. Portable charging can move with the guest across these different environments.
Possible placements

One Times Square
Guests entering Times Travel, the Skywalk, observation areas or other attractions are likely to rely heavily on their phones. A portable battery can keep them powered for photos, tickets, sharing, communication and navigation throughout the visit.
Heading Up? Make Sure Your Phone Is Ready.
They may need their phone for
Possible placement
Sponsorship Asset
Advertising Gets Seen. Utility Gets Used.
Traditional sponsorship inventory often consists of signs, screens and branded spaces. Portable charging creates something different: a useful guest amenity that can also become a physical and digital sponsorship asset.

The amenity can work on its own. Sponsorship can add another layer of value.
The Brand Travels With the Guest
A traditional sign stays in one place. A branded power bank moves with the visitor.
The brand interaction continues beyond the station and moves through the destination with the guest.

The Sponsor's Journey With the Guest
The Business Case
Portable charging can create multiple forms of value at the same time — for guests, for the property and for sponsoring brands.
Solve a real visitor problem while guests keep their phones with them to shop, explore, navigate, communicate, take photos and make mobile payments.
Turn a useful guest amenity into a physical and digital brand-engagement asset through stations, screens, portable batteries, messaging and activations.
A guest-paid model can operate without requiring the property to fund the charging program, while sponsorship can create an additional commercial layer.
Self-service, remotely monitored and designed to require minimal day-to-day involvement from the property.
The opportunity is not just charging revenue. It is guest experience + sponsorship inventory + brand engagement + potential venue economics.
Program Structure
The charging amenity can operate on its own, while sponsorship can add another layer of value.
The property provides the space. Guest PowerUp installs and coordinates the charging program. Guests pay for the portable charging rental.
Useful guest amenity. No property funding required.
Guests continue to pay for the portable charging rental, while the station, digital display and portable batteries can be branded for a sponsor.
The amenity becomes additional sponsorable inventory.
A sponsor could optionally offer a complimentary charging period as part of a broader activation.
Simple for the Property
The goal is minimal day-to-day involvement from the property. Much like an ATM or other self-service amenity, a charging station can fit naturally into a high-traffic property with a small physical footprint.
Proven in High-Traffic Environments
Guest PowerUp works with established technology partners whose charging stations are already deployed in major high-traffic venues, including the Javits Center.
This gives Guest PowerUp the flexibility to design venue-specific charging programs without being tied to a single hardware platform.

Network Sponsorship Opportunity
A sponsor could potentially extend the charging experience across multiple destinations rather than branding a single station.

One brand. Multiple destinations. One useful service.
The same sponsor experience could potentially appear across stations, digital screens and portable batteries throughout multiple destinations.
Next Steps
A portable charging program can start with one high-value location and expand over time. The next step is to identify where it creates the most value first, then shape the right operating and sponsorship model around it.
Contact
Roberto Falck
Guest PowerUp