4 modular sprints — from Go/No-Go to Scale-Up — help companies and investors make faster, safer international moves, with clear stop-or-go gates.

1 Go/No-Go Sprint | 1 month

  • 1. Market Size – Is this market big enough and accessible to justify attention?
    We provide a high-level view of market size, demand trends, and entry barriers — enough to decide if the opportunity deserves deeper pursuit.

    2. Competitive Edge – Where could we actually win against incumbents?
    We map competitors and challengers, highlighting gaps, blind spots, and niches where a new entrant could differentiate and capture value.

    3. Stakeholder Signals – What do actors on the ground really say?
    Through expert calls, targeted interviews, or local partner conversations, we capture direct signals from the market — validating assumptions or uncovering hidden risks.

    4. Early Traction – Which client segments could deliver growth first?
    We identify the most accessible segments and niches, while clarifying that at this stage we do not provide an exhaustive target list — this is covered in Sprint 2.

    Deliverable: A Board-Ready Go/No-Go Memo (≈10 pages) consolidating market drivers, risks, competition, field signals, and early client segments — enabling the IC to take a clear decision on international expansion.

  • 1. Targeting – Who are the right partners and clients to approach first?
    We build a shortlist of ≈15–20 qualified partners, clients, or institutions, aligned with entry criteria, and validate the first sample with the client before scaling outreach.

    2. Pilot Success Criteria – What makes a pilot meaningful and credible?
    We define the scope, expectations, calendar, and success criteria of 2–3 potential pilots — so that when tested, they provide measurable and relevant outcomes.

    3. Engagement Materials – How do we approach targets credibly?
    We co-create concise one-pagers and pilot notes with the client — client-owned and co-designed with Wyden — ensuring each contact is backed by clear, professional material.

    4. Outreach & Business Trip – What signals do we get from first conversations?
    We engage ≈8–10 high-priority targets and conduct a business trip with face-to-face meetings (clients, distributors, regulators), bringing back direct market feedback.

    Deliverable: A Market Entry Activation Pack (≈10 pages) including validated target lists, pilot success notes, client-owned engagement materials, and a first outreach report — enabling the IC to decide whether to move forward with market activation.

2 Market Outreach Sprint | 3 months

  • 1. Pilot Launch – What happens when the pilot is signed and executed?
    We negotiate and sign the pilot contract, manage the launch with the chosen partner/client, and oversee execution — one pilot at a time for focus and control.

    2. Performance Tracking – Which KPIs confirm or contradict our assumptions?
    We monitor uptake, revenue signals, and partner engagement, capturing data that shows whether traction is emerging.

    3. Learning Consolidation – What worked, what failed, and why?
    We compare objectives vs. outcomes, identifying the drivers of success as well as the barriers — providing a transparent readout.

    4. Next Moves – Should we replicate, extend, adjust, or stop?
    We build a decision-ready framework to help the IC choose whether to scale the pilot, refine the model, or withdraw.

    Deliverable: A Pilot Outcome Memo (≈10 pages) including field data, KPI tracking, partner feedback, and a clear recommendation (replicate, extend, adjust, or stop).

3 Pilot Execution Sprint | 3 to 6 months

4 Scale-Up Sprint | Flexible

  • 1. Local Setup – What minimal structure is needed to operate?
    With expert partners in legal, tax, and HR, we assess options (legal entity, partner-of-record, representative office) and define the leanest setup to support expansion.

    2. Team & Partners – Who should run operations on the ground?
    We identify key hires or external partners, ensuring the right capabilities are in place without unnecessary headcount.

    3. Strategic Partnerships – Which alliances unlock faster growth?
    We secure agreements with distributors, institutions, or joint ventures to accelerate expansion while sharing risk and resources.

    4. Operating Framework – How do we ensure stability and scalability?
    We establish light-touch processes for compliance, reporting, and performance monitoring — giving both the company and investors visibility and control.

    Deliverable: A Scale-Up Roadmap (≈10 pages) outlining structure, team, partnerships, and operational framework — enabling the IC to approve sustainable scaling with clear guardrails.