I am in contact with a market-entry consultant who consults with international businesses about market entry strategies into a certain country. I am in a different part of the world and can push him at least three kinds of leads that might need to visit the country and do fact-finding or more engagement-related activities:
1. Business leads -- businesses interested in that market who need to visit and get information;
2. Educational and cultural delegation leads -- I can send him groups that want to explore the country through the culture and the arts.
How would I structure a legal agreement like this?
Glad to consider a phone call if you feel you can add strong value.
Thanks for any help ahead of time.
I would set up a simple referral fee agreement.
This could be 15% on the overall billing paid out the moment the client pays the market entry consultancy.
You may want to include a clause that all recurring business should also attract a referral fee. Consulting assignments with new clients normally start small and then grow bigger over time.
With "leads", you mean they're prospective customers of your company?Your question isn't specific but I imagine you are perhaps worried that your company could end up getting cut out of a deal? That's not a difficult concept for a legal agreement, would be happy to suggest a way to handle it. Then there's the choice of lawyer and jurisdiction. Again, depending on where this country is, I can perhaps recommend. This could be a fairly short call depending on the other relevant information that we can discuss.
