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Your product, your technology, your expertise. What’s the next market?

Business Enterprise Network, LLC is a U.S.-based company specializing in international business development and market expansion, with a strategic focus on agribusiness, healthcare, and wellness.

We connect companies with business opportunities across Brazil, the United States, and other international markets, providing strategic support from market research and feasibility assessments to market entry planning, partner identification, and commercial relationship development.

Our approach combines market intelligence, strategic planning, and institutional and business relationships to help companies make informed decisions, mitigate risks, and identify competitive pathways for international growth.

Beyond facilitating connections, we structure opportunities and support international business development, bringing together the expertise and strategic partners required at each stage of the expansion process.

Global vision

Preferred markets

Strategy and connections to assess international opportunities.

  • Brazil
  • Paraguay
  • United States
  • Chile
  • United Arab Emirates

Each project is assessed according to the market, the product and the partners required.

Sectors

Who we work with

Agribusiness and AgTech

Connecting Agricultural Innovation to Global Markets

You know the value of your solution. To win another market, you need to show who it serves, which requirements it meets and how it reaches the customer at a competitive price.

Business Enterprise Network helps you prepare that negotiation: assessing applications and markets, refining your commercial presentation and identifying potential buyers, distributors and partners that match your delivery capacity.

  • Market and application: where your product, input or technology can compete and which requirements need to be verified.
  • Commercial offer: specifications, volume, positioning and estimated cost to the customer.
  • Negotiation and follow-through: qualifying contacts, preparing conversations and organizing next steps.

Health and Wellness

Your expertise has value. How can you turn it into an offer for another market?

A piece of equipment, a technology, a wellness brand and a professional service each need a different path to grow internationally. Audience, positioning, channels and industry requirements change from one market to another.

Business Enterprise Network helps define what to bring, how to present your offer and who to build your market entry with. Technical and regulatory questions are referred to the appropriate specialists, while we organize commercial development and its continuity.

  • Entry model: assess whether the path runs through distribution, a local partnership, licensing or service adaptation.
  • Positioning and channels: prepare the proposal for your audience and for whoever decides on the purchase or engagement.
  • Partners and next steps: identify relevant profiles, bring in specialists and follow the progress of conversations.

Real Estate Investment

Investors considering income-producing property or development projects, and companies seeking commercial or logistics space for their operations.

WOMEN IN GLOBAL BUSINESS

Women Leading Beyond Borders

We recognize the role of women in shaping the future of agribusiness, healthcare, and wellness. Business Enterprise Network fosters strategic connections and international collaboration opportunities for women business leaders.

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Services

Services and practical support

Our work covers strategy, commercial development, market entry and operational support. Services are selected and scoped for each project.

Expansion strategy

+Market research

We show you how the market works before you enter: who buys, who already sells, through which channels, at what price, and which regulatory and certification requirements apply. You receive an executive report, with sources, to decide where and how to compete.

+Feasibility study

We test whether your business holds up in that market: total entry and operating cost, margin, investment, break-even and payback, across three scenarios. You receive documented numbers and a clear recommendation: go, adjust, or don't enter.

+Competitive strategy and positioning

Define customers, value proposition and market-entry approach. Assess regional advantages and industry clusters when relevant.

+Business model adaptation

Review revenue, pricing, channels and operations. Legal and tax structuring involves qualified professionals.

+Strategic mentoring and follow-up

Organize decisions, responsibilities and next actions with an agreed review schedule.

What's the difference?

Research tells you if there is a market. Feasibility tells you if there is a business.

Market research
Question:
What is this market like?
Analyzes:
demand, customer profile, competitors, channels, prices, entry barriers
Delivers:
a picture of the market and its opportunities
Use it to:
choose where and how to compete
Feasibility study
Question:
Does my business work and pay off here?
Analyzes:
entry model, operations, legal and tax requirements, costs, investment, risks
Delivers:
financial model, scenarios and a go / adjust / don't-enter recommendation
Use it to:
decide before committing capital

In most projects, research comes first and provides the assumptions the feasibility study tests. If you already have reliable market data, you can start directly with feasibility.

Not sure where to start? Answer the 5 assessment questions and we'll tell you whether your case calls for research, feasibility, or both.

Start my expansion assessment

Commercial development and partnerships

+Strategic partnerships and channels

Identify and qualify potential distributors, representatives, institutions and partners; prepare and follow up on commercial discussions.

+Soft landing and business immersions

Prepare market visits, meetings, events and offer testing when they support a business decision. Activities depend on host confirmation.

+Multichannel distribution

Plan business and consumer sales channels and evaluate fulfillment partners. Technical integrations require a defined scope.

Operations, logistics and supply chain

+Industry and supply chains

Assess production capacity, suppliers and dependencies.

+Logistics and warehousing

Assess partner facilities and storage or distribution options against operational requirements.

From production to delivery

This video illustrates the logistics chain for physical products, from production in Brazil to delivery in the United States. Business Enterprise Network coordinates strategy and partners according to the contracted scope.

Real estate investment

+Real estate and international asset planning

When your company crosses borders, your assets often follow. We help you assess real estate opportunities with the same rigor applied to your business expansion, and bring together the right real estate, legal and financial professionals at each stage. Every decision is informed; no return is guaranteed.

Studies are based on public data and assumptions valid at the time they are prepared; future results may differ. Legal, accounting, tax and immigration matters are handled by licensed partner professionals.

Every connection needs a purpose. Every opportunity, a next step.

We prepare companies for relevant commercial conversations and follow through on what comes next. We align the entry strategy with the company’s capacity, bring in the partners required and keep next actions organized throughout negotiations.

Commercial preparation

An offer aligned with the market and with the company’s capacity.

Qualified connections

Potential partners assessed according to the project’s objective.

Continuity

Next actions, owners and follow-up on conversations.

How it works

  1. 1Understand your objective and readiness.
  2. 2Assess the market and whether your business is feasible in it.
  3. 3Agree on scope, deliverables, responsibilities and terms.
  4. 4Carry out the contracted work with the relevant partners.
  5. 5Review results, open items and next steps.

A business immersion is optional. A company may move directly to a study, commercial discussion or specialist engagement when appropriate.

About us

Business Enterprise Network

We support international business development through market research, positioning, strategic partnerships and ongoing coordination. We help companies understand what to prepare, which opportunities to assess and who needs to be involved in execution. Each engagement has a defined scope, deliverables and responsibilities.

We support businesses as they prepare for new markets and build relationships with local partners and distributors. We also work with entrepreneurs, companies and investors whose projects fit our scope.

Our Values

Integrity
We act with ethics, transparency, and accountability in every business relationship.
Global Perspective
We understand different markets, cultures, and opportunities to support strategic international expansion decisions.
Strategic Connections
We build relationships based on trust, purpose, and meaningful business opportunities.
Collaboration
We bring together expertise, partners, and capabilities to develop solutions and opportunities across markets.
Excellence in Execution
We turn strategies into action through planning, follow-through, and a commitment to measurable results.

How we work

What we believe and what you can expect from us.

Data-driven decisions

Before recommending any path, we understand the market and test whether your business works in it. Every recommendation comes with documented sources and assumptions.

Transparency that builds trust

We say what we know, what we don't know and what cannot be guaranteed. If a market is not viable for you, we will tell you clearly.

Connections with purpose

A network is only worth what it solves. We introduce you only to partners aligned with your goal, and you know why each one was recommended.

Respect across cultures

We translate not just the language, but how each market buys, negotiates and decides. You walk into every meeting prepared for the local context.

Strategy with execution

Pointing the way is not enough: we walk it with you. Every meeting ends with clarity on what was delivered, what is pending and who is responsible.

Women leading businesses and connecting markets.

Partners of Business Enterprise Network: Latin American women working in the international ecosystem, with an active network and more than 20 years of business operations in the U.S.

Geisy Valente, Juliana Armond and Patrícia Aguirre, partners of Business Enterprise Network
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Geisy Valente

Commercial and Real Estate Development

Geisy Valente built her business career in the pharmaceutical sector, leading trade and distribution operations between Brazil and the United States, with experience in importing, sales and business development in both markets. Today she works in the South Florida real estate market, advising Brazilian clients on buying, selling and investing in property, with the perspective of someone who knows both sides of the operation firsthand.

Juliana Armond

International Expansion Strategy

Juliana Armond is an International Business Strategist focused on U.S. Market Clarity and Strategic Expansion. She brings the analytical vision, strategic positioning and practical sense of someone who truly understands what works in the U.S. market, combining strategic thinking, sharp business modeling and results-driven execution.

Patrícia Aguirre

Real Estate Investments

Patrícia Aguirre works in international wealth structuring, asset dollarization and real estate investment, advising investors in Latin America and the United States with sound strategies for acquisition, sale and asset protection.

Partners

Become part of our partner network

We welcome distributors, sector specialists, manufacturers, logistics operators, commercial property professionals, business institutions and qualified legal, accounting and regulatory professionals. Tell us where you operate, what you can deliver and how your expertise could support a client project.

We assess experience, capacity, references and commercial fit. Collaboration may involve project delivery, referrals or joint proposals, with responsibilities and compensation agreed in advance. Applying does not guarantee referrals or contracts.

Logistics parks in Brazil and Paraguay

We work with partners to assess logistics facilities in Brazil and Paraguay for storage, distribution and operational expansion.

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Expansion assessment

Your initial expansion map

Answer five questions to prepare a conversation about your next market.

What?

1

What?

What product, service or project do you want to expand?

Why?

2

Why?

What is your main objective: sales, distribution, production, an operating presence or investment?

Where?

3

Where?

Which country or region are you considering? You may select “Not decided yet”.

Who?

4

Who?

Who is your target customer and who leads the decision in your company?

When?

5

When?

When would you like to start, and what is already prepared?

Contact

Let’s discuss your next market

Request a 60-minute strategic conversation to explain your business and explore possible next steps. Our team will confirm availability, format and terms before the meeting.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need both market research and a feasibility study?

It depends on what you already know. If you don't know the market yet, start with research. If you already have reliable data on demand and competition, the feasibility study can build on it. We define this in the first conversation.

What is soft landing?

Support for initial arrival and adaptation to a market, with actions defined for the business. Business model adaptation is a separate activity that may form part of this preparation.

What is go-to-market strategy?

A plan to reach the right customers through an appropriate offer, positioning, channels and commercial approach.

Are all services included?

No. Each proposal specifies deliverables, responsibilities, third-party services and commercial terms.