For suppliers and service providers · Worldwide
Connect your capabilities with a clear business need.
You know what your business does well. Tell me what you supply, where you work and the orders or projects you want to take on. I’ll assess where a relevant introduction may be possible.
Manufacturers, specialist contractors, technology companies and other B2B providers, across countries and sectors. Start with your strongest product or service.
A short introduction is enough to begin.
A sentence about your offer and a link to your products or services make a useful starting point. These details help as we explore the fit:
- Your offer. The products or work you deliver, and whether you manufacture, distribute or subcontract.
- Your reach. Countries served, delivery restrictions and the languages your team supports.
- Your capacity. Suitable order or project size, minimum order, current availability and lead time.
- Your evidence. Relevant specifications, current certifications and references you have permission to share.
- Your terms. Whether you are open to a referral agreement and who can approve it.
Be clear about what is confirmed and what needs checking. Capacity and lead times should reflect your current position.
Check the fit. Agree the terms. Then talk.
A RELEVANT REQUEST
A brief you can assess.
I’m Sondre Grimen. I’ll review your outline and clarify any gaps. When a relevant buyer need is identified, we check the requirements, your interest and your capacity for that particular job.
You decide whether it is worth pursuing. Submitting your details does not guarantee enquiries or orders.
AN AGREED INTRODUCTION
Know where you stand.
Before an introduction, we agree in writing which opportunity is covered, how commission is calculated, what triggers payment and when it is due.
There is no upfront fee or fee to submit the form. Buyers receive introductions free of charge. Supplier commission is payable only if a deal results under the written agreement.
You stay in charge of the deal.
We agree what company and contact details can be shared before making an introduction. Once both sides are ready, you discuss the work, quote and agree the supply terms directly with the buyer.
Start with what you do best. We can work through the details from there.