ENTERPRISE PARTNERSHIPS
ENTERPRISE BRIEF
Clear structure.
Direct language.
What belongs in a proposal
State what you are offering, what you need, which brand or capability is relevant, who controls the decision, what each party contributes, how success is measured, and what must happen by when.
A useful proposal separates confirmed assets from estimates and avoids assigning rights or responsibilities to a Kollective company before agreement.
How opportunities are routed
An enterprise inquiry is reviewed for fit and then routed to the brand, division, or operating owner best positioned to evaluate it. Multi-brand proposals may require a coordinated review before any company commits.
Submitting an inquiry does not create a partnership, sponsorship, appointment, exclusivity, or authorization to use a name or mark.
Protected conversations
If meaningful confidential information is required, the first exchange should identify the subject and purpose without exposing trade secrets, personal data, security detail, or privileged material.
Confidentiality and data-room access are established deliberately for qualified conversations rather than assumed from an unsolicited submission.
CHOOSE THE CORRECT ENTRY POINT