Your information
Where your information goes.
It comes to me and it stays with me. There is one way out, and you are the one who opens it.
Stays with me
You reach out.
You email me or book a call. Your message comes to me, and I read it myself.
It stays with me.
What you send is handled only by the email, booking and hosting services named on the Privacy page. It is not sold and it is not shared for marketing.
You name companies to leave out.
Tell me which companies to exclude, including your current employer. I will honor that.
I describe a role to you privately.
When a role I'm actively working on fits, you hear about it from me first. At this point the company knows nothing about you.
Then I ask for your Yes or No.
The two answers carry equal weight with me, and I keep a record of the one you give.
- If you say yes
I introduce you to that company.
Your yes covers that one introduction. A different role at a different company gets its own question.
- If you say no
Nothing about you leaves.
The company doesn't learn your name, and it doesn't learn that we spoke.
You can ask me to delete everything I hold about you at any time. Email rik@trinzik.ai and I'll confirm once it is done. A record that you gave or withdrew consent may be kept longer, so I can show what you agreed to.
Please don't send Social Security numbers, bank details or other sensitive identifiers. I never need them to start a conversation. The full detail is on the Confidentiality and Privacy pages.
When you're ready
Start with a conversation. It stays with me.
The conversation is confidential and there is no obligation. Tell me where you are and what you're thinking about. You'll hear back from me afterward, whatever we decide.

RikRik Avalos, Austin, Texas
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Pick a time that suits you. The call is with me.
- rik@trinzik.ai
Write as much or as little as you like. I read it myself.
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I have nearly 30,000 LinkedIn connections as of November 2026, and I reach people by LinkedIn, email or phone. Use whichever is easiest for you.