Global business structuring and market entry

One entry point instead of five suppliers

A diagnostic puts the company on a track, and the modules go on top of it. Jurisdiction, banking, relocation and investor readiness stop being four separate negotiations with four separate providers who never speak to each other.

How it runs

Diagnostic first, then a track, then modules

A company goes on one track, not both. What gets added on top depends on what the diagnostic finds, which is also why the modules are not sold as a fixed price list.

Modules

Added on top of the track

  1. 01

    Global structuring and market entry

    Jurisdiction, corporate structure, banking and the route into a new market. Scoped individually against the diagnostic.

  2. 02

    Relocation

    Founder and team relocation strategy, where the business actually has to move rather than just incorporate.

  3. 03

    Investor pitch prep

    Investor readiness: narrative, deck, financial model and the structure a due diligence will go through.

  4. 04

    PR and international positioning

    Runs into the reputation product: presence, press and the public trail that gets checked. See the product

Routing

Where a company lands

  • Founder at idea stage, no MVP

    Incubator track

  • Founder with a product and first metrics

    Accelerator track

  • Established business, already trading

    Structuring and market entry directly, no track

  • Company entering Cyprus or the EU

    Structuring, plus relocation where needed

  • International founder

    Structuring plus ecosystem access

  • Any of the above, before a round

    Add investor pitch prep

Next step

Start with the diagnostic

Send us what you are building and where it is stuck. The diagnostic decides the track and the modules, and the terms follow from that rather than from a price list.