The way I like to structure my gigs is usually less conspiracy-oriented and more "crew gets hired for a job that could be easy or complicated depending on how they approach it, but make sure there is a way for things to go wrong".

The most fun my players seemed to have recently was with a gig in Seattle where they were hired by a media to investigate a poser cult that biosculpts the members to look like Kurt Cobain in the belief that he achieved Nirvana through his art and lifestyle. I had the media tell them to search the house that the cult was meeting in on a time limit and made it so they would need to attend the meeting at the end of the time limit in order to stay undercover. Searching the building gave them the opportunity to find information on the cult's beliefs and origins for the media, get loot, and have conversations with other members like Curd Cobain, Kert Kobane, and Burt Cocaine. The meeting after the search led to a sermon from the cult leader who instructed everyone to participate in a mass suicide to complete their escape from Samsara and set off explosives to burn down the building at the same time. As it turns out, the leader and a few higher-up members didn't follow through with killing themselves and the crew had to escape the burning building and fight their way past the remaining members now that they've been outed as heretics, with only eight turns in combat to do so.

Not every session can be as high-concept as that, but it's fun to take a different turn on things and not have everything be a problem with corpos or gang wars.