Want to be part of where the running goes next?
I am building towards bigger ultra and trail challenges and I am open to working with brands that genuinely fit the way I train, race and show up in the endurance world.
I would rather build a few good partnerships than collect logos.
Running has become a much bigger part of my life over the last few years, from my first marathon in 2023 to ultra running, trail racing and increasingly bigger goals.
As that side of my life grows, I am interested in working with brands and organisations that genuinely belong in the endurance space and make sense for the way I train, race and create content.
I am not looking to promote things I would never use or talk about otherwise. The best partnerships should feel natural to the people seeing them too.
Supported by brands already part of the journey.
I am grateful to work with partners that genuinely fit the way I train, race and approach endurance sport.
Partnerships that actually belong in my world.
I am most interested in relevant endurance, outdoor and performance brands where there is a genuine reason for us to work together.
Running + trail kit
Clothing, footwear and equipment that genuinely becomes part of training and racing.
Race + event partnerships
Collaborations around races, endurance events, race weekends and event coverage.
Training + recovery
Products or services that naturally support the realities of endurance training.
Longer-term ambassadors
Ongoing relationships where there is enough alignment to build something beyond one post.
More useful than simply putting a product in a photo.
A partnership can combine genuine athlete use with content, storytelling and visibility across the moments that make endurance sport interesting.
Authentic use of products through training, race preparation and race weekends.
Social content that feels native to my existing running content rather than forced advertising.
Behind-the-scenes race and training storytelling, not only polished finish-line moments.
A professional understanding of social media and content alongside genuine involvement in endurance sport.
The partnership should fit the idea, not the other way around.
I am open to different structures depending on the brand, race and project. These are some of the most natural starting points.
Race support
Product, kit, race entry or practical support around a specific training block or endurance event, with relevant content around the process.
→Content collaboration
Planned social or campaign content built around running, endurance culture, training, racing or a relevant product story.
→Ambassador partnership
A longer relationship where the brand genuinely fits what I use and there is enough shared value to build consistent visibility over time.
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Julian Alps next. Then I want to see how far this can go.
I am currently building towards the Julian Alps in September, with bigger endurance goals firmly in mind after that. I am interested in partnerships that can grow alongside that progression rather than only appearing once the big race photos already exist.
If I would not use it without a partnership, I probably should not promote it with one.
I want sponsorship to add something to the running rather than make the running feel like an advert. I will always prioritise relevance, trust and whether I can genuinely stand behind what I am sharing.
Tell me what you have in mind.
The brand or organisation
A quick introduction to who you are and why you think there could be a fit.
The idea
Tell me whether you are thinking race support, content, an ambassador relationship or something else.
The practical details
If you already know the timing, deliverables or campaign dates, include those too and we can work out whether it makes sense.
Think there is a genuine fit?
Send me the idea, the brand and what you are hoping to create. If it makes sense for both sides, we can take it from there.