We help you internationalize
International business development for corporate and institutional clients
What We Do
International Consulting
This isn’t just about exports. We help companies become international.
Market Validation and Strategy Formulation
Market research is good; determining your options is better.
International Presence
Whatever you’re doing now, you will do it better (and learn more) by being international.
Multi-Client Programs
SAI’s trademark Multi-Client programs are ideally suited for SMEs interested in similar market areas.
Foreign Direct Investment & Trade Promotion
We work with non-competing agencies in a transparent and open manner.
SAI – 30+ years of internationalization experience
International business development for corporate and institutional clients. Wherever you are. Wherever you want to go.
SAI (Strategy Analysis International) offers practical, results‐oriented advice and hands-on implementation in international business development. Our mission is to help companies grow by becoming international and we have helped more than 500 companies, SMEs and others, in doing so. SAI is represented in seven countries on three continents and we have been working with companies and institutions in Europe, North America and Asia since 1982.
Are you looking for a commercial partner? Would you like to set-up a subsidiary? Or just want to read our book on how to do it yourself? (Get the paperback by clicking right on “Amazon” or the updated hardcover version from us.)
Contact us to discuss your needs.
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