The 1997 new office-warming party at digital ad agency Razorfish, which allegedly featured belly dancers and Krispy Kreme donuts (in addition to trannies with burgers), is remembered as one of the defining excesses of the late 1990s. It's safe to say that the legend is probably more apocryphal than true.
Craig Kanarick and Jeff Dachis took their company through an IPO, raising $48 million in 1999. Razorfish was eventually acquired as part of a package by Microsoft, and then later sold to Publicis Groupe for $530 million.
Today, Dachis is the founder of the Dachis Group, a social media analytics company.
Kanarick is now the cofounder and CEO of Mouth "the leading online destination for indie food."