Not a list of recommendations you’re left to action on your own. Sixty days of someone who knows this city handling the things that would otherwise eat your evenings, your weekends, and the mental bandwidth you need for everything else.
Before you spend your first month burning evenings on research that leads nowhere, we’ve already done it. The neighbourhood, the GP, the gym you’ll actually go to, a coffee shop worth the walk. And your dog: a vet they trust, somewhere decent to take them off-leash, a groomer who actually knows what they’re doing, and someone you’re comfortable leaving them with on the long days. We think about their life here the same way we think about yours.
Moving alone is harder than the logistics. The social starting-over is the part nobody warns you about, and left to its own pace, it takes most people the better part of a year. We shortcut it. Real introductions to women who are worth knowing, chosen based on what you’ve told us about how you like to meet people. We also give you an honest picture of where your kind of people actually spend time here, and which rooms aren’t worth the evening.
You’re accomplished. Calgary just doesn’t know it yet. We change that with warm introductions into the professional world at your level, chosen for where you are right now and where you’re headed, not just who’s available. Plus an honest read on how Calgary works at the senior level. The stuff that takes most people two years to piece together on their own. We give you that in the first sixty days.
Across all 60 days: direct WhatsApp access for the questions that would otherwise cost you an hour of research and still leave you unsure. Something comes up, you message. That’s it.
The Timeline
We go through your onboarding questionnaire and start building out your plan: who to call, where to go, what to sort first. So when you have keys, you’re not starting from zero. You’re already moving.
You have keys. We’re in touch within 24 hours and the first priorities start moving: your dog’s vet, your GP, whatever came up first in your questionnaire.
Introductions begin. You get a proper orientation to your neighbourhood, not a tour, an actual picture of how it works and where things are. The practical parts of your life here get built out gradually, which is how it should go.
A proper check-in. What’s landed, what hasn’t, and what the second half of your time together needs to focus on.
The social and professional introductions deepen. You’re in the rooms that matter, or getting there. Things are starting to click.
We come back to what you said you needed at the start and make sure it’s true. Then we celebrate.
You have people you’d actually call for dinner. Your dog has a vet they trust and somewhere worth going on a Saturday morning. Professionally, the right people know your name. You didn’t spend your first year figuring all of this out the hard way. That’s the point.
Payment. 50% upfront. The remainder at day 30.
Relocation companies handle logistics: the move itself, the paperwork, finding a place to live. Landed YYC starts where they finish. We build the life: the network, the neighbourhood, the services, the social connections, and your dog sorted. It’s the part most people spend their first year figuring out alone.
Landed YYC is built for women who are arriving in Calgary, or who have recently arrived and are still finding their feet. If you’ve been here less than six months and still feel like you’re catching up, we’re worth a conversation.
The 60-day engagement ends with a proper check-in. Clients who want continued support can discuss that directly. The White Glove package includes a quarterly check-in beyond day 90.
Landed YYC works with a small number of clients at a time. The earlier we connect, the more of your first year we can give back to you. If a Calgary move is on the horizon, get in touch.
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