Who We Are
Pyramid Club is a home for Philadelphia’s best and brightest, who come together to collaborate, dine, learn, meet and celebrate life.
Building Connections
We believe that the most secure interpersonal connections are those that are reached organically. By providing a variety of programming we provide our Members with a place to grow and build their connections and communities by laying the foundations for conversation.
“If you build up the soil with organic material, the plants will do just fine.” – John Harrison
Meet Chef Sylva
Renowned and popular chef Sylva Senat was a contestant on Top Chef and a James Beard finalist. A French-speaking, Haitian native with Manahattan fine-dining sensibilities, Chef Sylva brings elevated dining to Pyramid Club with his bold flavors and refined cuisine.
Meet our Sommelier
With a prestigious background in the hospitality industry, sommelier Caleb Gibson looks to push boundaries for Members, introducing them to new wines and exciting pairings.
Locally Sourced
Pyramid Club believes in sourcing as much as we can from local farms and suppliers such as Senat Poultry, a family-operated farm in Lancaster County.
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Maureen Coyle
Membership Director
Serving since 1997
215-979-3131
About Maureen
Maureen Coyle joined the Pyramid Club in 1997 as the Club’s Membership Director. Prior to joining the Club, Maureen worked for Techni-Tool for five years as their Telemarketing Manager. She oversaw their Telemarketing and Mailing List departments, and created a Lead Qualifying Department as well as piloted an International Telemarketing Department. Prior to joining Techni-Tool, she was a Regional Recruiter for MetLife for five years. She was responsible for rebuilding their sales force that had been depleted as a result of their withdrawal from marketing auto insurance in PA.She began her career after attending Chestnut Hill College by working in their Admissions Office as an Admissions Counselor. Her position there was to recruit new students, to one of the few women’s colleges, during a period that challenged the value of an all-women’s institution. In 1987, she received her Master of Education.