Thirty minutes with one of the owners — in German, Polish, Arabic or English. You bring the case. We tell you plainly whether and how we can help, and what we would do first.
Pick a time
[Umsetzung] Eingebetteter JetAppointment-Kalender — 30-Minuten-Termine, Google Meet. GIPCBS erstellt den Kalendereintrag und hostet.
Nothing to prepare beyond three things you already know: where you want to go, what you sell, and the question that made you look for us.
What can follow: the Deal-Breaker Check
If your case is one we can judge, we will offer you the check in that conversation — not before, and not by form.
One page. Five blocks — regulatory access, procurement reality, localization, competitive position, and a three-sentence verdict — each ending with a marker: open, solvable with effort, or deal-breaker. Signed by Dr. Mohammed Al-Fakhri, delivered five working days from the signed NDA, at no charge.
Before it, a short mutual confidentiality agreement — because an honest page requires information you would not put in an email. Which form it takes depends on your constellation; that is settled in the conversation, not by an autoresponder.
The check names what would make your case fail. It does not resolve it — and if the answer is no, the page says no.
What the thirty minutes are not
Not a pitch. We ask more than we tell; what we can usefully say depends entirely on where you actually want to go.
Not a commitment. If we are not the right house for your case, we say so in the call and you have lost half an hour, not a retainer.
Not a queue. You talk to an owner, not to an intake team.
Prefer to read or write first?
The frequently asked questions → cover what usually comes up before this call. If you would rather write, use the contact page → — same people, one working day.