Let's talk

What have you got in mind?

A challenge, an idea, an event or something you think we should build together. Tell me a bit about it and what you're hoping to do.

Send me the details Let's talk

I reply fastRead by me, not an inboxIn person or virtualAustralia and further if the brief's right

Two ways to send it

Pick whichever is easiest.

Send the details

Five minutes. Tell me what it's about and what you're hoping to do. You'll get a proper answer, not a rate card.

Book a 15-minute chat

Free, no pitch. Useful when the thing is still forming and you want to think out loud with someone who's run a few hundred rooms.

01 · Tell me about it

A few honest lines is plenty.

Half-formed is completely fine. Skip anything you don't know yet.

Or skip the form. hello@stevecorney.com · 0414 830 535

02 · Let's talk

Rather just talk it through?

If the thing is still taking shape this is usually faster than emailing back and forth. Free, ten to fifteen minutes, no pitch. You'll come away with a clearer next step whether or not we work together.

Pick a time that suits you. It goes straight into my calendar.

What happens next

Four steps, and none of them involve an account manager.

You send it

Half-formed is completely fine.

I read it

Every one. It doesn't land in an inbox somebody else manages.

You hear back quickly

Honest fit, honest scope, honest number.

We build it together

Outcome first, shape second. Stage, room, call or voice note.

If it's not a fit I'll say so and point you at someone better. I'd rather lose a booking than take a room I'm wrong for. It's a small industry and a bad fit helps nobody.

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