Preparing for U.S. market entry
Prepare for U.S. market entry with support for location planning, business setup, local partners and practical next steps
U.S. Market Entry Feasibility Review
Review your business goals, timeline and what needs to be checked locally
Who this is for
- Considering U.S. market entry but don't know where to start
- If you want to assess local conditions before comparing candidate regions
- When the Korean headquarters needs a partner to manage U.S. field operations
Scope of support
We review your business goals and timeline, then identify what needs to be checked in the U.S. and which specialists can help
Prepare for your consultation
- Current business and purpose of U.S. expansion
- Status of market and operations review
- Key conditions for determining market entry
Choosing a U.S. Business Location
Compare locations that suit your business and staffing plans
Who this is for
- Reviewing areas to set up a U.S. office or workplace
- If you need to consider the business site and expat housing together
- You need to check local conditions that are difficult to assess from Korea
Scope of support
We review your location requirements and help coordinate searches for offices, business premises and employee housing
Prepare for your consultation
- Industry and purpose of facility usage
- States/cities under review
- Conditions regarding personnel, logistics, and space
U.S. market entry plan
Coordinate company setup, business premises and staffing in the right order
Who this is for
- When aligning work schedules between the Korean headquarters and local U.S. operations
- You need to prepare business premises and relocate employees at the same time
- When you need a coordinator to manage tasks among multiple experts and local companies
Scope of support
We review your timeline and priorities, then coordinate support for business locations, employee relocation and settling in
Prepare for your consultation
- Target entry timeline
- Completed preparations and remaining tasks
- Relevant department and local support requirements
Local U.S. Partner and Operations Support
Identify the local providers, specialists and practical support your business needs
Who this is for
- When a local representative is needed to oversee U.S. operations on behalf of the Korean headquarters
- When local cooperation in various fields such as real estate, settlement, and documentation is required
- Need to coordinate communication and schedules with U.S. partners or vendors
Scope of support
We review what you need, handle the local tasks within our agreed scope and work with specialists where needed
Prepare for your consultation
- Tasks you need help with locally
- Companies or experts already contacted
- Consultation schedule and division of roles