02Where you are

Three ways European companies come to us.

Each is a different job with a different first step.

Breaking in

First time in America.

Your equipment sells across Europe and you have decided the United States is next. You need to know where to land, which dealers to call, and what it will really cost. We map the market, pick the region, and put the first American partners in place.

  • Market and region mapping against your product and buyers
  • Named first partners: dealers, service partner, counsel
  • Site and incentive shortlist across three candidate states
  • A realistic budget and a 90-day landing calendar
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Expanding

Selling in, ready to build.

You already sell in America through a distributor or a handful of dealers, and it has hit a ceiling. You need your own team, your own dealer network, parts and service close to the customer, and perhaps your own plant. We build the network, site the facility and source the supply chain to run it.

  • Audit of the current distributor and dealer agreements
  • Dealer network design and recruitment
  • Parts and service footprint close to customers
  • Plant or assembly facility siting with state and county incentives
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Growing

In America, under target.

You have an American operation that is not performing: the wrong dealers, the wrong state, a plant running under capacity, incentives left on the table. We audit what is there, rebuild the plan and the team around it, and hold them to it until the numbers move.

  • Independent review of partners, state and structure
  • Incentive and grant recovery where eligibility still holds
  • Team rebuilt around a plan with numbers attached
  • Ongoing representation on the ground, reporting monthly
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06Who we work with

European companies that build the machines agriculture and industry run on, and want to build them in America.

  • Tractors, implements and harvesting equipment
  • Irrigation, grain handling and storage systems
  • Greenhouse, horticulture and controlled environment systems
  • Livestock, dairy and feed equipment
  • Food and beverage processing lines
  • Packaging machinery, components and controls

Expanding, growing, or breaking in: tell us what you want to build in America.

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