Partners
Know an owner with more vision than hours?
Introduce them. We take it from there, to the same standard we hold ourselves to, and we never put you in an awkward position.
Three ways to partner
Choose how close
you want to be.
- Connector
A warm introduction
You know an owner who should meet us. You make the introduction; we handle everything after it.
- Advocate
Introduce and advise
You know the owner well. You check the fit, register the introduction and join the first conversation.
- Associate
Deliver with us
You are a specialist. You deliver part of an engagement as a subcontractor, held to the studio’s standard.
- Together
Written terms
Every partnership runs on a written agreement reviewed by counsel, with terms set before any work begins.
How it works
Simple,
written and fair.
- 01
Register the introduction
Each introduction is registered in writing and dated, so credit is clear from the start.
- 02
We lead the engagement
The owner works directly with the studio. You are never asked to sell, chase or explain our work.
- 03
Share only what is public
Partners share the public studio and nothing under a confidentiality agreement.
- 04
No quotes from partners
Investment is set by the studio, in a written proposal, after we understand the business.
- 05
Contacts already with us
Owners already in conversation with the studio are not new introductions.
- 06
Regulated industries
In mortgage, healthcare and similar fields we follow the rules on referral arrangements to the letter.
This is for you if
- You advise, supply or serve business owners
- You care how your introductions are treated
- You want a studio you can recommend without hesitation
Probably not a fit if
- You want to resell or white-label our work
- You want to quote or bundle our services
Questions
How do I become a partner?
Start a conversation with our front desk or request a proposal and tell us you want to partner. We follow up with the written terms.
Do partners get paid?
Partner terms are set in a written agreement. In some regulated industries we do not offer referral arrangements.
What will my introduction experience?
The same as every client: research, a private presentation of their business and a written proposal, led by a senior member of the studio.
Will you name me or my clients?
No. We never name partners or say who introduced anyone.
The first step
Rewrite your future.
Tell us where the business is going and what is taking your hours. A principal replies personally, and your private presentation follows a short discovery.