Find the right partner.
Explore potential partners whose capabilities, priorities and business goals complement yours.
- Partner introductions
- Capability alignment
- Shared goals and expectations
Joint ventures · Business partnershipsThe right people.
The right people.
The right fit.
Shared opportunity.
Curly Inuit helps businesses connect, shape joint ventures and build a clear path forward together.
Relationships come first.Curly Inuit
Aligned capabilitiesClear expectationsShared direction
01 / What we doGood partnerships
Good partnerships
start with the right fit.
A joint venture needs more than an introduction. We help bring the people, purpose and practical details into the same conversation.
Build the framework.
Turn early interest into a clear joint venture concept, with a practical understanding of how the relationship could work.
- Joint venture development
- Roles and contributions
- Commercial discussion support
Prepare for opportunity.
Bring the partnership's combined capabilities into focus and identify sensible next steps for pursuing business together.
- Opportunity alignment
- Partnership positioning
- Business development planning
Built around mutual valueWhat can we
What can we
build together?
The starting point is simple: understand what each business brings, what it needs and where there is a meaningful reason to work together.
Businesses exploring a joint venture
Clarify the opportunity, identify complementary capabilities and explore a workable partnership model.
Suppliers and service providers
Consider how a partnership could strengthen your offering and help you pursue suitable opportunities.
Partners ready for the next step
Bring structure to an existing conversation and agree on what needs to happen before moving forward.
02 / The processFrom first conversation
From first conversation
to a shared direction.
A focused, collaborative approach that keeps each partner's contribution and expectations in view.
Listen.
Understand your business, capabilities and reasons for exploring a joint venture.
Align.
Explore partner fit, common objectives and the opportunity you want to pursue.
Develop.
Work through roles, contributions and the proposed commercial framework.
Move forward.
Coordinate next steps toward formal agreements and business development.
Final legal, tax and financial arrangements are developed with the partners' professional advisers.
03 / The character behind the brandDistinctive roots.
Distinctive roots.
A thoughtful outlook.
The textures, handwork and colours in these pieces bring a personal visual identity to Curly Inuit.
Curly InuitStrong partnerships.
Strong partnerships.
Shared success.
Our business focus is bringing people and capabilities together. Our visual identity keeps the company personal, distinctive and grounded in the pieces shown here.
04 / Meet the owner
Shane Staples
Owner · Curly Inuit
Raised in British Columbia’s Lower Mainland, Shane Staples maintains a strong connection to his Indigenous ancestry through his maternal side. He is currently an active longshoreman, bringing a hands-on perspective to his work with Curly Inuit.
As owner of Curly Inuit, Shane focuses on connecting businesses and exploring joint ventures with a clear purpose and shared goals. His approach puts people and relationships at the centre of the conversation, with an emphasis on mutual respect, practical collaboration and opportunities that create value for everyone involved.
People first. Purpose in common.05 / Explore a partnershipTell us what
Tell us what
you have in mind.
Outline your capabilities, the opportunity you see and what you would like a partner to bring.
Shane Staples · OwnerCell: 778-836-3298shane@curlyinuit.caSouth Surrey, BC, CanadaCall or email Shane, or prepare a partnership brief below.