It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more.

When non-U.S. companies expand the U.S. the decisions around where to locate operations and how to establish a presence can be overwhelming. The U.S. is the 4th largest country in the world, and we help companies navigate the endless maze of American jurisdictions.

There are also times an American company needs a temporary presence in a foreign country. In other cases an American city or state needs to establish a trade office. We are here to help with former executives and government officials with the requisite global experience.

These are singular events or windows of opportunity from which a government can benefit economically.

Like a major motion picture, a live event, the Olympics, a major conference, these one-time economic occurrences bring commercial activity which benefit all stakeholders.

Other times, a U.S. region is vying to host rare global cultural event.

For city and state governments, economic development initiatives between private corporations and public government organizations can pose challenges in ensuring all stakeholders benefit. Our key differentiator is our knowledge and creativity in ensuring native indigenous peoples, handicapped, and ethnic minorities are included in the benefits of economic development.