When this support is useful
You have a potential relationship to explore and need the right people, expectations and follow-up brought together. This may sit alongside UK market entry or an existing business project.
What you can ask me to deliver
A partnership discussion brief
The objective, each party’s proposed role, the questions to explore and what can be shared before the meeting.
An organised meeting and handover
Relevant introductions where available, a focused agenda and a record of the information each party agrees to provide.
A next-step record
Open commercial questions, proposed responsibilities and points requiring legal, tax or other specialist advice.
Agree the work before it begins
We confirm the objective, deliverables, timetable, reporting arrangements and the person authorised to give instructions. I explain the proposed fee and any agreed travel or third-party costs before you decide whether to proceed. A change in scope needs agreement.
What to prepare
- Organisation and decision-makers
- Proposed UK relationship
- Evidence and materials suitable to share
- Selection criteria and exclusions
- Target dates and follow-up process
Start with a general outline. Detailed financial, identity or confidential transaction documents should follow only through the secure route agreed for your engagement.
Your questions, answered
Will you guarantee a partner or commercial agreement?
No. Introductions depend on relevance, willingness and availability. Each party decides whether to proceed, and a meeting does not establish an agreed partnership.
Link to this answer ↗Who advises on the partnership contract?
Your appointed legal advisers. I can help coordinate the questions and agreed follow-up, but do not replace legal or tax advice on the arrangement.
Link to this answer ↗Are introduction fees or conflicts disclosed?
Any relevant referral benefit, commercial arrangement or conflict must be explained before you proceed. The scope and fees for my work are agreed separately in writing.
Link to this answer ↗You retain the commercial and investment decisions. Independent professionals remain responsible for their advice. Consultancy does not include regulated investment, legal or tax advice, construction certification or handling client money. Mortgage and protection advice is a separate engagement through Mortgage Force (UK) Ltd.