Draft the welcome note with a concrete first move
Drafts a short, deliberate welcome message that signals the start of the engagement with confidence and warmth, and optionally proposes one concrete near-term action for the client.
In / outClient context + opening tone read + optional first move → draft welcome note
You might say…
“This isn't a 'looking forward to working with you' email. It's the first thing I say as their advisor — and it shows them exactly the kind of advisor I'll be.”
What it does
Given the client's context and the advisor's read of the opening tone to strike, drafts the short, deliberate welcome message that signals start with confidence and warmth and optionally proposes one concrete near-term action (a read-ahead, a question to sit with, a thing to have ready). Used as the purposeful first communication after signing — not a generic sign-off.
Trigger: Use as the first purposeful communication after signing — not a generic sign-off but a considered opening move that sets the tone.
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