Get in touch

One inbox. One person reading it.

Tell me what you are trying to do and I will tell you whether I am the right help for it. If I am not, I will say so rather than sell you something.

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Chamber of Commerce

Pick the right door.

Four different things arrive in the same inbox. Sending yours the right way is the difference between a reply tomorrow and a reply after two rounds of questions.

Project work

Five questions on the enquiry form. It arrives as a brief rather than a paragraph, so my first reply can be an answer instead of a request for more detail.

Speaking and media

Talks, panels and podcasts have their own page, with what I speak about and how to ask.

Anything on paper

Invoices, terms and NDAs go straight to dean@deanlynn.com. I review a standard NDA within one working day.

Pitching me to build it

Students, young founders, schools and colleges have a separate door. No fee, no equity, and I read every pitch myself.

What happens after you press send.

  1. 1

    You send it

    Whichever route fits. The form for project work, the inbox for paperwork.

  2. 2

    I read it myself

    There is no assistant in front of me and no automated sequence behind me.

  3. 3

    You get a straight answer

    Within one working day, often the same day. Including when the answer is that none of what I do fits what you need.

    One working day

Most of what I do happens in rooms like the ones below. If you would rather see the work before you write, the ladder page has the five ways in and what each one costs.

See the five ways in
Three people talking with drinks in hand at a daylit networking event

Networking

Two people taking a selfie, both grinning, an event behind them

Dean and Steve

The team standing and sitting around a long wooden table at a culture day, mid-laugh

Culture day