Technology-Driven Companies
University Spinouts & Federal Lab Ventures -Translating federally funded research into commercial applications, managing technology control restrictions.
Foreign Startups Entering the U.S. Securing capital, partnerships, and compliance clarity under CFIUS and U.S. technology control regimes.
Aerospace & Defense Ventures Commercializing drones, satellite systems, , or sensors with International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) implications.
Advanced Manufacturing & Robotics Firms – Scaling additive manufacturing, automation, or precision components for global defense and civilian markets.
Semiconductor & Electronics Innovators –Navigating controls and classifications for chips, computing hardware, and telecommunications.
Cleantech & Energy Startups – Commercializing carbon capture, hydrogen, or advanced battery technologies with dual-use sensitivities.
Biotech & Life Sciences Companies – Protecting market expansion, ensuring compliance for technology-controlled materials, devices, or biological agents.
Software & Cybersecurity Developers – Managing cross-border data flows, encryption licensing, and digital trade.
Growth-Focused Executives and Founders
Executives, Founders and Directors – SMEs launching, operating or expanding internationally. Global go-to-market strategies and international operational management. Systems alignment with federal trade compliance.
Venture Capital & Investors – Assessing technology controls exposure and global scalability of portfolio companies, particularly in emerging technology sectors, such as aerospace, defense, cybersecurity, advanced manufacturing.
Private Equity & Strategic Investors – Conducting due diligence on acquisitions with international sales potential, technology and export control risks, and federal trade compliance systems.
Board Members & General Counsel – Advice and oversight of operational and compliance frameworks that enable successful technology commercialization and global scaling with standard procedures that reduce risk.
Business Unit Targeted Support
Executive Teams – Aligning commercialization, domestic growth and market entry strategies with global compliance requirements.
R&D & Engineering – Structuring international collaborations, data-sharing without triggering unauthorized transfers. Understanding product versions for controlled and non-controlled specifications.
Sales & Business Development – Integrating red flags, party screening and contract terms that mitigate compliance risks in global deals down the road.
Finance & Operations – Modeling and costs implications of export compliance, tariffs, and supply chain impacts in expansion plans.
Legal & Compliance Officers – Building technology control and EAR compliance programs, ITAR registrations, and licensing pathways that support successful growth.
