Some projects need more than one discipline
A website or brand project may need a specialist contribution alongside OBVS’s work. The important questions are what that person will deliver, how their work connects to the project and who approves the result.
OBVS can help identify a need for outside expertise and discuss a suitable collaboration. Availability and fit are assessed for the particular project.
Make the handoff clear
- Define the specialist task: separate it from the work OBVS is carrying out.
- Explore a suitable connection: identify relevant experience and discuss availability.
- Coordinate the brief: clarify the material, decisions and timing the specialist needs.
- Connect the contribution: agree how the work is approved and brought into the wider project.
Specialist fees, responsibilities and deliverables are agreed explicitly. A connection is not a promise of exclusive access or unlimited services.
A credited contribution at the family farm
For the family farm’s brand and website preparation, OBVS connected the farm with an independent designer for the logo. The contribution is credited separately from OBVS’s brand guidance, website and communications work.
That is the role of a useful collaboration: a defined contribution that belongs to a coherent project.
Tell us which expertise is missing
Share the project, the specific task and what your existing team can already cover. For supplier or operational questions, see consulting and sourcing support.