Business representation

A familiar face for your buyers, in their time zone.

American buyers prefer to work with someone who answers in their business hours, understands their expectations, and can meet in person when it matters. We act as that local point of contact for your company.

This is for you if…

  • U.S. prospects hesitate because you have no local contact.
  • Time-zone gaps slow down quotes, follow-ups and issue resolution.
  • You want a dependable U.S. presence without hiring a full-time employee yet.

What’s included

  • A U.S.-based contact who represents your company to customers and partners
  • Prompt responses to enquiries during American business hours
  • Coordination between your U.S. contacts and your home-office team
  • In-person meetings with key customers and partners when needed
  • Regular reporting on conversations, opportunities and market feedback

What you receive

Local point of contact

One consistent person your U.S. customers can reach and rely on.

Account coordination

Clear hand-offs between U.S. conversations and your factory or head office.

Monthly report

What happened, what is in the pipeline, and what the market is telling you.

Escalation support

Help resolving customer issues quickly before they become lost accounts.

How it works

A clear path from first call to first customers.

  1. Step 01

    Tell us about your business

    We learn about your products, industry, target customers and expansion goals.

  2. Step 02

    Build your U.S. strategy

    We identify promising markets, prospective buyers and distribution opportunities.

  3. Step 03

    Establish your local presence

    We become your U.S.-based commercial representative and start connecting with potential customers.

  4. Step 04

    Grow your American business

    We manage outreach, relationships, meetings and ongoing business development.

Questions

Questions about business representation

Common questions from companies considering this service.

Ask us something else
Will you represent competitors as well?

No. We do not represent two companies that compete for the same customers. Any conflicts are discussed openly before an engagement begins.

Can you sign contracts on our behalf?

Commercial authority is defined in our agreement with you. Contracts are reviewed and signed by your company, with your legal advisors involved as needed.

Free consultation

Ready to explore the American market?

Tell us about your business and your goals. We'll discuss how MyUSPartner could support your U.S. market entry.

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