What this firm does. What it does not.

What the firm does

The firm provides cross-border marketing advisory and execution. Work covers market entry strategy, positioning, brand architecture across markets, channel strategy, paid media management, content strategy, measurement and attribution architecture, and ongoing multi-market marketing leadership.

What the firm does not do

The firm does not provide legal services of any kind. This includes but is not limited to: legal opinion, contract drafting, contract negotiation, contract review, intellectual property filing, trademark registration, patent services, compliance opinion, regulatory licensing (including FINRA, FCA, BaFin, MAS, DFSA, or equivalent), employment law, PEO or EOR services, corporate secretarial, or governance advisory.

The firm does not provide immigration or visa services. This includes but is not limited to: visa application support, work permit advisory, residency advisory, citizenship advisory, or any immigration strategy.

The firm does not provide tax services. This includes but is not limited to: tax structuring, tax residency advisory, transfer pricing, tax opinion, tax return preparation, or any tax strategy.

The firm does not provide entity formation services. This includes but is not limited to: LLC formation, GmbH formation, Ltd formation, AG formation, trust formation, foundation formation, or any other legal entity creation in any jurisdiction.

The firm does not provide banking services. This includes but is not limited to: account opening introductions, bank selection advisory, correspondent banking, payment processing setup, merchant of record services, or financial institution relationships.

The firm does not provide fiduciary services. This includes but is not limited to: nominee director services, trustee services, protector services, or any fiduciary role.

The firm does not provide customs, import/export compliance, or tariff consultation.

How boundaries work in practice

When a marketing decision carries legal, tax, or regulatory implications, the firm flags it and defers to the client's qualified specialists before execution. The firm works within the parameters those specialists establish rather than offering its own opinion.

Why these boundaries are absolute

Each excluded service requires specialized licensing, insurance, regulatory standing, or professional certification that a marketing firm does not hold. Providing those services without qualification exposes clients to real risk and sits outside the firm's competence.

Last updated: 18 April 2026. For questions, contact info@globalmarketing.agency.

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