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We agree who we work for.
Up front, along with what we will and won’t do.
We help businesses identify suitable companies to work with, explore shared opportunities, and move promising partnerships forward.
What you bring, and what you need.
A company that fits, introduced with consent on both sides.
We start with your business and what you need from a partner, then help both sides get to a clear agreement.
Your business, what you want a partner for, and what you can offer in return.
We look for companies that fit, and the opportunities you could pursue together.
When both sides agree, we bring you together and set up the first conversation.
We help both sides agree how to work together, and can coordinate what you agree.
A good introduction depends on trust. Before we introduce anyone, three things are settled.
Up front, along with what we will and won’t do.
On both sides, so everyone knows our role.
We support the discussions, but we can’t guarantee a partnership or a deal.
Something else on your mind? See all our questions, or ask us and we’ll give you a straight answer.
View all questionsWe agree up front who we are working for and what we will and won’t do. Introductions are only made with consent, so both sides know our role.
No. We help you find suitable companies, make introductions and support the discussions, but both sides decide whether to work together.
No. You can come to us just for a partnership. If it turns out your business needs some work first, we’ll tell you.
Commercial ones: suppliers and distributors, technology and service partners, and companies you could build something new with.
It depends on what the work involves. We agree the scope and the fee with you before any work begins, so there are no surprises.
Sometimes the right business partner can help you achieve something you cannot do alone.
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