Global TechLink commits to delivering professional, cost effective results to technology companies to support their  business development, intellectual property and Go-To- Market strategies in Consumer Electronics, Mobile and the Entertainment Industry worldwide.
 
Global TechLink offers companies expert resources & dealmakers for developing, operating and launching technology businesses efficiently on a worldwide basis. GTL is composed of seasoned technology professionals based in different offices around the world. Specifically, GTL enables companies to launch products worldwide without incurring wasteful overheads from additional permanent employees and offices. GTL partners can both augment an existing team with new skills and contacts or solely represent a company using years of corporate experience.
 
Global TechLink provides the highest quality of business development and marketing services to technology companies looking to bring their new or existing products to market quickly, efficiently and without committing to long term overheads. GTL works with its clients to action Go-to-Market strategies that deliver real business results.
New markets and product launches
GTL enables companies to launch products worldwide without incurring wasteful overheads from additional permanent employees and offices. GTL partners can both augment an existing team with new skills and contacts or solely represent a company using years of successful corporate experience in:

Strategy development
Product management and marketing; feature development, product/price positioning, product launch
Contract negotiation
Technical support and advice
Sourcing
Market research
Sales channel strategy; distribution, retail, and online
Media content; suppliers and partners
Capital investment and service
Patent and licensing
GTL partners offer in depth experience in the business development of Intellectual Property and Media Content portfolios in the Consumer Electronics and entertainment market worldwide:

Intellectual Property Asset Management and Digital Rights Management
Licensing strategy
Licensing negotiations
 
The great challenge for companies launching products and services in the technology business is to be able to establish contacts and a working business practice on a worldwide basis quickly and efficiently. The problem most companies face, particularly in launching new markets or services, is how to achieve such objectives without incurring large operational costs such as setting up a local support office. Recruiting experienced personnel with the right contacts to make a project or business progress quickly is difficult. In most parts of the world recruiting and hiring personnel for such tasks is risky both in terms of the quality of help secured and the financial commitment. GTL enables companies to enter a market very quickly at low risk using local partners to research and secure business operations before any major financial commitment. GTL allows customers to tailor their operations to suit their current needs and demands using flexible work and remuneration practices. Our partners have a wide range of experience from product management and marketing, business development, legal to engineering. The partners have held senior positions in a wide range of major Blue Chip companies around the world. Their contacts and experience is of the highest quality within the industry.
Typical tasks that GTL undertakes:
1) Business Development and Go-To-Market:

Review market opportunities and identify targets.
Identify key decision makers at the corporate and/or department level.
Meet with local market and product planning teams on-site to develop a “champion” network as well as create an information funnel for corporate headquarter and factory level leaders.
Provide a meeting summary, preliminary probability rating and next-steps action plan on each targeted company.
Conduct commercial meetings and technology presentations with corporate strategy, marketing and product planning departments at headquarter locations.
Negotiate and finalize licensing agreements.
Establish communication channels and implementation time lines.
2) Intellectual Property development and management:

Research and review internally with clients current I.P. strengths, opportunities and weakness' .
Review Go To Market risks imposed by external I.P. threats from 'patent trolls' and other I.P. entities.
Investigate external technologies and I.P. portfolios that could augment a company's business and/or provide a defense against future I.P. threats.
Brainstorming new invention opportunities.
Develop licensing tactical plans.
Launch outbound licensing programs.
Negotiate licensing partnerships and agreements.