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Strategy & Business Development

Turn strategy into daily business, in the other market too.

Most strategies are sound. They fail in the other market, where nobody owns them. We break them down into initiatives with names, dates and numbers, and carry them into the organisation with your managers.

Hands sketching a plan on paper
Initiatives with an owner, a date and a number.
Your situation

Growth has stalled: the strategy is good, but it does not land in the other market.

  • Growth in Japan or Europe has stalled.
  • The strategy exists on slides; the subsidiary works on something else.
  • Market entry or a new product needs a plan that fits local conditions.
  • Nobody can say which initiative pays off and which doesn't.
What we do

Initiatives with names, dates and numbers, carried into the organisation together with your managers.

Strategy implementation

From vision to initiatives and deliverables, with owners and KPIs, in our strategy cockpit.

Market-entry roadmaps

Customers, competitors, prices, rules, and the right entry model.

Business development

New customers and channels, opened by people who know both markets.

Efficiency drivers

Where cost and time are lost, measured across all divisions.

Management meeting architecture

Which meeting decides what, so decisions stick.

Product and portfolio adaptation

Global products adjusted to local requirements.

How it runs

Step by step, each step quoted on its own.

4–6 weeks

Assess

Strategy, organisation and the gap between them.

2–3 months

Plan

Initiatives with owners, dates and numbers, agreed by your managers.

12+ months

Implement

Monthly reviews in the cockpit until the numbers move.

Where we did it

From roadmap to deal.

For a German automotive supplier we wrote the Japan market-entry roadmap and initiated and implemented the acquisition of a Japanese business that made the entry possible.