Maya Reed
Founding partner
Maya connects commercial priorities with the people behind them. Clear briefs, careful preparation and an understanding of what each decision means for the business.
A small practice by design. Direct conversations, careful preparation and a clear next step for the decisions that matter.
BUSINESS / WORK / FAMILY / PROPERTY / LIFE
Our point of view
Connected perspectives
Meet the team
A little room to think
Fictional scenarios
Listen. Define. Continue.
Contracts, company relationships and the everyday decisions behind a growing business.
A considered approach to workplace relationships, change and difficult conversations.
A conversation about your priorities, your family and the arrangements you want to understand.
Sensitive circumstances deserve time, practical questions and a calm place to begin.
Start with your circumstances, not a checklist.
Discuss the work and fee basis before agreeing the next step.
Questions and next steps should be easy to follow.
The questions behind an enquiry
Illustrative situations, not client testimonials.
We started with a shared idea. Now our roles have changed. How do we make the next conversation more useful?
I have a collection of emails and a question I cannot quite frame. Where should the discussion begin?
There are people I want to consider and arrangements I want to understand. I would like to put the picture together.
The situation does not fit a neat summary. I need room to explain the context before deciding what to ask.
We know why this move matters. We would like a clearer view of the information and people involved.
Work, family and a possible move are connected. I want to understand the right starting point for a conversation.
How we think
A name you know. A conversation you can follow. Our practice is built around the quiet work that makes a professional discussion useful.
Read the background. Notice the missing question. Explain the next step. These small habits give the larger story its shape.
Founding partner
Maya connects commercial priorities with the people behind them. Clear briefs, careful preparation and an understanding of what each decision means for the business.
Partner
Elias begins by listening. His approach makes room for the context behind a difficult conversation and a next step people can understand.
Partner
Nora follows the practical details behind a new chapter: a place, a move or a changing responsibility. Her approach puts the story before the checklist.
Behind the approach
Follow three fictional scenarios through the questions, preparation and conversations that bring a brief into focus.
Two founders have grown their business. Now they need a clearer conversation about roles and expectations. An illustrative case note.
Read the case noteA fictional workplace scenario follows the questions behind a difficult discussion, from chronology to a more useful brief.
Read the case noteA family’s changing responsibilities become the starting point for a thoughtful planning conversation. A fictional scenario.
Read the case note6 stories
The pace of a conversation can change what people are able to explain.
Read the storyWhat do you want a conversation to achieve? A concise brief gives that question a practical shape.
Read the storyA small amount of preparation can make room for a much more useful discussion.
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