Contact
Thirty minutes. No pitch deck.
Tell us what you're trying to do and we'll tell you honestly whether we can help. If badminton isn't the right lever for it, you'll hear that on the first call rather than after you've spent a budget.
Get in touch
Tell us a little about you
The more context you give us, the more useful the first conversation will be. Use the form, or contact your regional lead directly.
Michael Leander
Europe (excluding the UK) · Middle East
Oliver Shepherd
United Kingdom · Asia · Africa · The Americas · Oceania
Not sure which route you are?
Start with whichever page sounds closest: athletes, coaches, content creators, clubs and academies, events or brands, or send us a message and we'll work it out together.
What happens next
How the first conversation goes
Deliberately low-commitment. Nobody signs anything on the back of a first call.
You get a reply
From a person, within a working day or two, with a couple of questions if we need more context first.
Thirty-minute call
Mostly us listening. Your goals, your constraints, what you've already tried and what's realistic.
An honest read
We tell you what we think, including if the answer is that badminton isn't the right route for this.
A proposal, if it fits
Scope, approach and cost in writing. Only if both sides think there's something worth building.
Before you write
A few things worth knowing
Answers to what people usually check before sending a first message.
Does the first call cost anything?
No. The intro call and the honest assessment that follows it are free, and they commit you to nothing.
I'm an athlete. Should I go through my club or coach?
Either works. Come to us directly if you'd prefer; we'll flag anything that might conflict with an existing club or federation agreement.
We're outside the UK. Is that a problem?
No, badminton's commercial centres are international, and so is the work. Tell us your market in the form and we'll come back on whether we have relationships there.
What if I just have a question?
Ask it. We'd rather answer a one-off question than have you commit to something on incomplete information.