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Runners on a riverside path at sunrise


Tessellate Events

Retainer proposal



Kinfield Run and Recover



Four cities, one Saturday a month each, for a season that starts September 4. Written for Ellie Nakamura and the Kinfield brand team by Hannah and Jamal at Tessellate.



Runners on a riverside path at sunrise
The brief



Why we'd run this as a retainer



You opened stores in Chicago, Denver and Austin in June. A store sells shoes. A Saturday morning crew is what makes people come back.



You asked us for a monthly run and recovery event in Boston plus the three new cities, 150 runners each, through the winter. We could quote it as twenty-four separate events. We'd rather not, because the thing you are buying is the habit, and habits break when the producer changes.

So it is one team, the same faces in each city every month, and a fee that only moves when the scope does. Hannah and I have both run clubs ourselves. If we've misread anything, tell us before the numbers. Jamal



Every month



What you get, in each city



The same four pieces, every Saturday, so runners know exactly what they are showing up for.




Runners crossing a bridge at dawn

The run



An 8k route with a 5k cut-off, marshaled and permitted, from your store door at 7:00.


Sauna trailers and cold plunge in a plaza

The recovery



Two sauna trailers, cold plunge, a physical therapist on mobility and coffee from a local roaster.


Photographer shooting runners at sunrise

The content



One photographer and one vertical shooter per city. Edits on your channels by Sunday night.


Runner checking in with a phone

The data



Consent-based sign-up, attendance by runner, return rate and store visits after each run.

Lowtide Swim, sunrise series

Monthly open-water swims off South Boston for a swimwear brand, 120 swimmers a session. 61% of swimmers came to three or more. Hannah has produced every one.


Swimmers wading into the sea at sunrise

Brightline Cycling, Sunday rides

Club rides from three stores in Providence, Portland and Burlington. Store sales on ride days ran 2.4 times a normal Sunday. Jamal runs the account.


Cyclists leaving a bike store on a Sunday morning

Kinfield pilot, Boston

The one run we did with you in May. 138 runners, 94 of them new to Kinfield, and 31 store visits the same day. This proposal is that morning, twenty-four times.


Runners stretching in a park after a morning run

How a month runs



Same rhythm every month. You will always know which city is next and what it needs from your store team.



Planning call, first Monday

Forty minutes with your brand and retail leads. Routes, partners, any product drop we should build a run around.

Four Saturdays, four cities

Boston first, then Chicago, Denver and Austin. One city producer each, Jamal on the phone for all four.

Content out by Sunday night

Photos and vertical edits delivered to your shared drive within 36 hours of each run.

Month close, last Friday

One page per city: runners, return rate, store visits, what we'd change. A call only if something needs deciding.

What it's like to work with us



Hannah called us at 5 a.m. about a jellyfish warning, moved the swim 400 yards up the beach and still started on time. That is the job.

Rosalind Carney

Founder, Lowtide Swim

Jamal told us to cut the ride count from weekly to monthly. Attendance went up and the cost halved. I did not expect an agency to argue for less work.

Devon Whitaker

Head of Retail, Brightline Cycling

The monthly page is the only report our CEO reads end to end. Return rate, store visits, one recommendation. Nothing else.

Tamsin Oyelowo

Marketing Director, Lowtide Swim

People come for the run. They come back for each other.
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What it costs



USD. A monthly fee for four cities, six-month minimum, then 30 days' notice either way. Season setup is a one-off. Store space and product samples come from Kinfield. Invoiced on the first of each month.



Run and Recover

Monthly retainer

Four runs a month, one per city, 150 runners each.

Total
$38160.00/ month

Monthly retainer

Four runs a month, one per city, 150 runners each.

Item
Price
Quantity
Total

Producer team, four cities

Account lead plus a producer in each city.



$14860.00/ month

Event production and permits

Routes, marshals, kit, insurance.



$11420.00/ month

Recovery partners

Sauna trailers, plunge, physical therapist, coffee.



$6280.00/ month

Content capture and edit





$3960.00/ month

Community data and monthly report





$1640.00/ month
Total
$38160.00/ month

Season setup

Once, in August.

Total
$23660.00

Season setup

Once, in August.

Item
Price
Quantity
Total

Four modular recovery kits

Tent, benches, signage, built to travel.



$18740.00

Route scouting and permits, four cities





$4920.00
Total
$23660.00

Optional add-ons

Add any. The total updates as you go.

Total
$0.00

Optional add-ons

Add any. The total updates as you go.

Item
Price
Quantity
Total

Fifth city, Seattle





$8950.00/ month

Creator program, eight local runners





$2360.00/ month

Race-day cheer zone, spring marathon





$12480.00
Total
$0.00





Total
$23660.00
Total
$38160.00/ month

The first season



September to February, 24 runs. Setup in August, a winter switch in November, and a proper review before you renew.



DayWeekMonthQuarterSemesterYear
M8Aug
M9Sep
M10Oct
M11Nov
M12Dec
M1Jan
M2Feb
M3Mar
Recovery kits built
Routes scouted and permitted
First Boston run
First Chicago run
First Denver run
First Austin run
Month one report and call
Winter switch to heated recovery
Six-month review
Setup2 - Aug 27

Recovery kits built



Setup9 - Aug 27

Routes scouted and permitted



September4 - Sep 5

First Boston run



September11 - Sep 12

First Chicago run



September18 - Sep 19

First Denver run



September25 - Sep 26

First Austin run



Review4 - Oct 8

Month one report and call



Review1 - Nov 12

Winter switch to heated recovery



ReviewJan 31 - Feb 4

Six-month review



The small print



The questions we'd ask if we were you.



What if it rains, or snows?

We run in rain. Lightning, ice or a heat advisory moves the run to the store with a 45-minute mobility class instead, decided by 5:00 a.m. and posted to the group by 5:15. It counts as that month's event.

What happens if more than 150 people show up?

Up to 180 we absorb it. Above that, a second marshal team and more recovery slots add $1,140 per run, and we will tell you before booking it.

How do we end it?

Six months minimum, then 30 days' notice from either side. The recovery kits are yours from day one, so they stay with you if we part ways.

What counts as scope creep?

A fifth city, a second monthly run or a one-off activation. Each is quoted separately. Moving a date or a route inside the month is not; that is just the job.

Who owns the runner data?

Kinfield owns it. Runners opt in at sign-up. We hold a copy only to build the monthly report and delete it if the retainer ends.

Let's get the first Saturday on the calendar



Sauna trailers for September book out early. A yes by July 30 holds all eight and keeps the September 4 start in Boston.



Prepared by



Jamal Reyes Co-founder, Tessellate Events

With Hannah Ostrowski, Co-founder 200 Dorchester Avenue, Boston, MA 02127 jamal@tessellate.events

For approval by



Ellie Nakamura VP of Brand, Kinfield

Happy to talk it through over a run. Jamal does the Tuesday 6 a.m. loop from your Seaport store.

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Start the season

By confirming, you approve a six-month retainer at $38,160 a month from September 1, 2027, plus $23,660 season setup, add-ons extra. We invoice setup on signature, book the sauna trailers and start route scouting on August 9.