Six kinds of doors we open.

Every engagement starts with the same question: who, exactly, should be on the other side of the table? Here's how that answers across the six briefs we run most.

Researched shortlistsBoth sides briefedAustralia & global

Distribution & channel partners

Resellers, distributors, agents and retail channels — the partners who put your product where buyers already are.

Distributor search, channel mapping, agency agreements territory-by-territory.

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Suppliers & manufacturing

Contract manufacturers, component suppliers and white-label partners — vetted for capability, capacity and fit.

Local and offshore manufacturing, alternative-supplier resilience, MOQ-realistic matches.

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Strategic partners & JVs

Complementary businesses for joint ventures, co-development, bundled offers and capability alliances.

JV scoping, complementary-capability mapping, both-sides briefing.

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Commercial introductions

Warm introductions to the companies your offer was built for — researched fit, briefed interest, no cold calling.

Enterprise and mid-market buyers, pilot programs, procurement contacts.

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Export & market entry

In-market distributors, importers and partners for Australian companies going global — and global companies entering Australia.

APAC, North America, Europe and the Middle East via research and partner networks.

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Tenders & consortiums

Capability partners to round out a bid — the firms that make your consortium credible for the work you want.

Panel and tender teaming, subcontract capability, complementary credentials.

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A note on investment and acquisition interest: where a brief touches capital — investors, acquirers, divestment — we make introductions only. We are not licensed financial advisers, business brokers or M&A advisers, and we recommend you engage your own professional advisers before any transaction. See our terms.

Name the counterparty. We'll find them.

One confidential brief is enough to start the research.