If you’re considering working together, the best place to start is a conversation.

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GETTING IN TOUCH

You’re welcome to reach out using the form, or by email.

It helps to know a little about what you're working on, who's involved, and what kind of support you have in mind - though even a rough sense of the situation is enough to start.

I’ll respond personally, usually within a few days.

Email: abbey@abbeylee.au

LinkedIn: Abbey Richards

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT

If you get in touch, I’ll usually suggest a short, informal conversation to understand what you’re working on and what kind of support might be useful.

These conversations are informal and low-pressure. What they usually offer is clarity - about the work, the fit, and what next steps might look like.

A note on timing

If now isn’t the right time, staying connected via LinkedIn is a good way to keep in touch until it is.

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