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Territory representation
A named professional, or a small team, representing you in a country, region or vertical where you have no presence.
Named · dedicated or shared, agreed up front

The piece
The pawn. Advances square by square, and can become a queen.The move
Put an experienced professional in the market, in person.The outcome
Coverage, meetings and relationships where you had none.In practice the travel adds up, the relationships stay thin, and the revenue that should have been yours goes to whoever was in the room.
Building a local sales team is slow and expensive: recruiting, onboarding, management, and the real risk of hiring the wrong person in a market you do not yet understand. Not building one means a territory that is covered on paper and nowhere else.
Our people are career sales professionals with a long record of representing industry leaders in front of marquee clients, comfortable from the C-suite to the operating teams that make a deal real. They carry your proposition, open and manage accounts, and work to your targets.
Ramp up when a market opens. Scale down when it is covered. Hand over to your own hires when the time is right. You get the presence of a local team with the flexibility of a service.

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A named professional, or a small team, representing you in a country, region or vertical where you have no presence.
Named · dedicated or shared, agreed up front
Who they are, their background in your sector, and the structured onboarding with your product and sales teams.
Week 2Accounts to open, accounts to grow, partners to recruit, and the first ninety days of activity, agreed with your sales leadership.
Week 3Meetings held, demos given, opportunities opened, next steps, logged in your CRM and summarised in writing.
WeeklyEach account in the territory reviewed with your team: status, risks, growth, what we need from you.
MonthlyWhen you hire your own team: accounts, pipeline, relationships and context, transferred in an orderly way.
When you are ready
A pawn that reaches the far side of the board becomes a queen.Feet on the Ground
Weeks 1–2
Selection and onboarding: the right professional for your sector and market, trained on your offering and references.
Weeks 3–4
Territory plan agreed, first outreach and introductions made, local partners approached.
Weeks 5–12
Meetings, demonstrations and account work in market, reported weekly and reviewed monthly.
Ongoing
Grow the territory, add partners, scale the team up or down, or hand over to your own hires.
Weekly
Activity and meeting report into your sales leadership, with next steps and asks.
Monthly
Account review: every account in the territory, status and risk, in one session.
Quarterly
Territory plan refreshed against results and the market's own calendar.
North America, the United Kingdom and Europe, the Middle East, India and Southeast Asia, with coverage elsewhere arranged on request. Ask us about the market you need.
Never a competitor. Depending on the engagement, a professional may be dedicated to you or shared with non-competing clients; we agree this with you before we start.
A structured onboarding with your product and sales teams, your materials and your reference stories, followed by regular sessions as the offering evolves.
That is a good outcome. We hand over accounts, pipeline and relationships in an orderly way, and can support your new hires through the transition.

A new country, a new vertical or a new line of business: the opening quarter follows the same pattern. What to decide, what to build, when to start the conversations and when to judge them.
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The meeting is booked. The brief decides whether it was worth booking. The one-page format we send before every qualified meeting, section by section, and what we ask for in return.
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Video calls made the first conversation cheap. They did not make the trusted one cheap. Where in-market presence still decides enterprise deals, and how to use it without opening an office.
Read the piece →Tell us the market you want opened and what is in the way. A senior member of the team will come back to you with a point of view on the first three moves.