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Are you considering
business in India, Pakistan, China or
across Asia? If so, Zeitgeist should be
your first port of call.
We all
know the advantages of trading in Asia –
highly skilled, cost effective, a
resilient and growing market with enormous
potential – these are just some of the
factors that make it attractive for you to
look east. The downside, however, is the
barriers to entry. Cultural differences,
protectionism, bureaucracy, finding the
right partners – the prize of a distant
market can remain distant as the lead in
time can be long, laborious and can sap
your time, energy and money. Not anymore!
Now you can regain the advantage and the
initiative.
World Bank data
suggests that major obstacles get in the
way once the process is started. These
obstacles can include obtaining
authorisation, finding the right partners
or even being able to get financing,
utility services and so forth in place.
Tax regulations and bureaucratic form
filling add to delay and costs.
Our mission is to remove
these obstacles giving you a much
smoother, quicker and cost effective way
to market.
We have all the
leading experts that can make your journey
so much better, but we don’t stop there.
We add further value through our services
on marketing and strategy, geared
specifically to Asian countries where a
little local knowledge and contacts can go
a very long way.
We’re highly
experienced in advising a wide range of
organisations from Governments to
Corporate bodies through to societies and
even wealthy individuals. We ease your
path, reduce red tape, reduce the time
taken to get your business going, make
your entry or partnership as tax efficient
as possible and help save you up to
several hundreds of thousands of dollars
in the process!
We offer a versatile
approach, combining a fully experienced
consultancy service, through to a cutting
edge mouthpiece – the Zeitgeist magazine
where you can learn everything you need to
know to make your business trip successful
or find the ideal partner based in Asia
that you can work with.
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