Pixies Distribution / The Partnership Salon

What could we build together?

Tell us the useful part, the strange part, the expensive part—and the thing that keeps you up at night. A good collaboration starts with a better question, not a generic sales pitch.

For brands, wholesale buyers, farmers, makers, schools, researchers, creators, sponsors and people with difficult problems worth solving.

01 Who's at the table?

Your name *

Your email *

Organization, brand or project name

Where are you based?

Website, portfolio or public reference

What kind of conversation is this?

02 What's the real equation?

What are you actually trying to accomplish? *Describe the problem, idea, opportunity, or outcome in your own words.

What's the thing that makes this harder than it should be?Cost, laws, people, sourcing, equipment, distance, approvals, logistics, information, something else?

What have you already tried—and what didn't work?

What stage are we at?

What does timing really look like?

What resources can actually move?

What can you bring to the table?

03 The questions most forms don't ask.

If the cost and red tape disappeared tomorrow, what would you build first?

Who's losing money, time or opportunity because this problem hasn't been fixed?

If we called this a success in 90 days, what specifically changed?

What's the one thing we absolutely cannot compromise?For example: safety, independence, product quality, ownership, compliance, cost, reputation or timeline.

What should I have asked you that nobody ever asks?

How do you prefer we continue?

It's okay to follow up about this specific proposal. I understand this form doesn't establish a contract or confidential relationship.

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