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How to Find the Right Business Partner for Your Company
A business partnership can create growth without you selling the business. Here's how to find the right partner — and avoid the wrong ones.
1Distributor, Reseller or Agent: What's the Difference?
The three terms are often used interchangeably, but cover different agreement types with different risk, ownership of goods and obligations.
2Strategic Business Partners: What Are They, and How Do You Find One?
A strategic business partner is a business you can grow with — without either of you losing your independence. See how to find the right one.
3Joint Venture: When Does It Make Sense?
A joint venture can give you access to new markets or capabilities without a full sale. See when it's the right model — and when it isn't.
4International Business Partners: Expanding Into New Markets
Establishing yourself alone in a new, foreign market is expensive and slow. A local partner can give you a significant head start.
5Partnership Agreements: What to Include When Entering a Business Collaboration
Most partnerships that break down do so because they were never properly agreed from the start. Here's what a partnership agreement should include.
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