The Society works with businesses its Members would like to know better. Tell us what you do, where you do it, and what you have in mind.
Our readers live, work, shop, and make plans in and around Lincoln Park. Some are furnishing a studio; others have firm opinions about a second kitchen. They compare notes with friends before buying, and again afterward.
A useful introduction gives Members something to follow up on: a place to visit, an event to attend, or a product they can imagine using. They will have questions. We consider that encouraging.
The Committee compiled these figures. Caroline has asked for the working papers behind the East Bank Club impressions estimate; the conversation count is still being reconciled.
The strongest partnerships start with something Members already care about. A shop might introduce a collection, a venue might host a gathering, or a business might support a Foundation event. The Society helps make the introduction.
Jill reviews the editorial details, Whitney considers events, and Margot usually wants to visit. They are looking at different things. A comfortable chair can help the meeting without settling it.
The Society considers a small number of partnerships each season. The designations below describe the starting arrangements; scope and timing are discussed directly.
The following businesses are part of the Society’s partnership circle. Members know several through standing orders, household projects, and the occasional purchase that began as a look around.
Partnership reflects the Society's favor at time of publication and may be revised without notice. Inclusion is not a guarantee of continued inclusion. The Society reserves the right to reconsider anyone.
To begin a partnership conversation, email a short introduction and the arrangement you have in mind. The Society reviews inquiries and replies to those it would like to discuss.
partnerships@lptrixie.com