What happens after I submit?
Kim reads the intake personally and replies with a recommended next step: a conversation, a scoped diagnostic, or a referral when the fit is not right.
Contact
One short intake, three ways to begin. Choose the path that fits the conversation.
Please do not send privileged material, client names, medical information, trade secrets, or documents covered by a protective order through this form. A submission does not create a consulting engagement.
The Orange Glasses is a marketing and business advisory practice, not a law firm, and does not provide legal advice. Potential conflicts and scope are reviewed before any engagement begins. Kim will sign a reasonable firm NDA when appropriate, and confidential working materials are limited to the people and systems required for the engagement.
Common questions
Kim reads the intake personally and replies with a recommended next step: a conversation, a scoped diagnostic, or a referral when the fit is not right.
Engagements are scoped around the problem, access required, pace, and level of implementation. The written proposal defines the fee, timeline, deliverables, and working cadence before the engagement begins.
Potential conflicts, matter overlap, geography, and confidentiality are reviewed before work begins. Any exclusivity must be defined in writing as part of the scope.
Only the access required for the agreed question. An audit may require marketing, intake, CRM and case-management, vendor, and reporting inputs. Access and data handling are defined before work starts.
Not by default. Kim can lead an existing team, evaluate an operating system, or design a different model. Recommendations follow the firm’s needs rather than a preferred vendor structure.
What happens next
I read every intake personally and reply with a next-step recommendation: a discovery call, a scoped diagnostic, or a referral if we are not the right fit for the season your firm is in.