If you already know me or have a quick question…

this is the right place to reach out. I’ll personally review your message and follow up within 1–2 business days.

If we’ve met before or you were referred, feel free to say hello here.
No pressure. No obligation. Just a thoughtful conversation.

Let’s talk it through.

If you’re here, chances are appreciation matters to you — you just might not be totally sure how you want to handle it yet.

That’s exactly what this conversation is for.

Whether you’re:

exploring ongoing appreciation for your team or clients
feeling stretched by last-minute gifting
curious if a more consistent approach would help
or simply trying to figure out what “done well” could look like

You don’t need to have a plan. You don’t need to know your budget. You don’t even need to know if this is a fit yet.

We can start with a conversation.

What To Expect

When you reach out, here’s what won’t happen:

No pressure
No hard sell
No catalogs or bulk promo pitches

What will happen:

We’ll talk through what appreciation looks like for you right now
I’ll ask a few thoughtful questions
Together, we’ll see whether an ongoing approach would actually support you

Sometimes that leads to working together.
Sometimes it just leads to clarity.
Both are wins.

A few things people often wonder before reaching out

“We don’t really have the budget for this.”
Totally understandable. Most teams I work with aren’t looking to add new spend — they’re looking to be more intentional with what they already do. We can always start there.

“We already do gifts internally.”
That’s a great sign. Many partners come to me not to replace what they’re doing, but to make it easier, more consistent, and less reactive.

“We only do appreciation a few times a year.”
Very common. Often, spreading the same budget out across the year actually feels more personal — and less overwhelming.

“We need to think about it.”
Of course. This works best when it feels supportive, not forced. A first conversation is just that — a conversation.

If any of those thoughts sound familiar, you’re in the right place.