How the Process Works

1. Introductory Call (30 minutes)

We begin with a short introductory call to understand your situation, discuss your goals, and determine whether the Cross-Border Advisory Sprint is the appropriate starting point.

This call allows us to confirm fit, clarify the type of guidance you may need, and decide the best way to move forward.

2. Cross-Border Advisory Sprint (Focused Working Session)

If we decide to proceed, we will schedule the Cross-Border Advisory Sprint — a structured, 90-minute paid advisory session focused on your specific situation.

During the Sprint, we review your plans, identify risks, and define the best next steps for your expansion, transaction, or cross-border partnership.

The Sprint may include:

• Review of your expansion, transaction, or partnership plans
• Identification of legal, commercial, and cultural risks
• Guidance on market entry, negotiations, or deal structure
• Strategic recommendations for next steps
• Written follow-up summary of key points discussed

This session is often the best starting point for founders, executives, and companies navigating complex international decisions.

3. Next Steps / Ongoing Advisory (if needed)

After the Advisory Sprint, some clients continue with additional advisory support, transaction guidance, or project-based consulting, depending on the matter's complexity.

Further work may include:

• Ongoing cross-border advisory
• Support during negotiations or transactions
• Market-entry or expansion guidance
• Coordination with local counsel or advisors
• Project-based consulting

Fees & Engagement Structure

The introductory call is a short, no-obligation conversation (approximately 30 minutes) to understand your situation and determine whether I can be helpful.

The Cross-Border Advisory Sprint is a paid 90-minute advisory session. Fees will depend on the scope and complexity of the matter and are discussed before scheduling.

For ongoing work, advisory services may be structured as project-based, hourly, or ongoing consulting support, depending on the client's needs.

Ready to discuss your situation?

If you are planning an expansion, negotiating an international transaction, or navigating a cross-border partnership, the first step is a short introductory call. This allows us to determine the best way to work together.

Clients typically come to me when they need experienced, practical guidance across the United States, Brazil, and Latin America.