Introducers & advisers
Introduce an opportunity.
If you advise the owner of a construction or building-services business that may fit our criteria, we would be glad to hear from you.
What makes a useful first introduction?
Start with the sector, operating area, broad business profile and the owner’s objective. Introduction terms are agreed separately; do not send sensitive client information before the sharing basis is clear.
Before you introduce
- Confirm the opportunity fits the criteria
- Begin with a non-identifying summary where appropriate
- Agree terms and permission before detailed disclosure
Simple, and agreed in advance.
Tell us about the opportunity
In broad terms only — no client names are needed at this stage.
We review the fit
Against our criteria, and we reply plainly either way.
Terms are agreed first
Any introduction arrangement is agreed separately and in writing before your client's details are shared.
Tell us about the opportunity.
Your name, email, firm and a short, non-identifying description are enough to start. Role and client details are optional. Please share nothing that identifies the client until terms are agreed.