Four continents,
30 markets, one rhythm.
Five regions, ranked by depth. Each row shows the markets and the kind of experience inside them.
01
Southern Africa
South Africa, Tanzania, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Mauritius, Seychelles, Angola
What that looked like
- Operating entities
- Home base across the whole career; current operating entity in South Africa.
- Clients
- South African corporates and SMEs across every role; regional clients across Tanzania, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Mauritius, Seychelles, and Angola in early career.
- Legal & cultural
- South African business law, tax, employment frameworks; comfort with frontier-market operating realities.
- Languages
- English (fluent).
02
Americas
Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Panama, Dominican Republic, Peru, Venezuela, Costa Rica, United States
What that looked like
- Operating entities
- Branch ownership in Latin America (P&L, hiring, regional team); one of 6 operating entities in the United States.
- Clients
- 90+ active accounts at the end of tenure across the Latin America book.
- Partners
- Regional partner network across Latin America.
- Legal & cultural
- Cross-jurisdictional employment and tax law, regional regulatory bodies, native cultural fluency.
- Languages
- Spanish (native), Portuguese (working).
03
Europe
Germany, Portugal, United Kingdom, France, Spain, Switzerland, Austria, Greece, Finland, Sweden
What that looked like
- Operating entities
- Two operating entities (Germany, Portugal); Portugal entity setup hands-on.
- Clients
- German clients, Nordic client work, aviation product clients across Western and Southern Europe.
- Partners
- Partnership work in the United Kingdom.
- Legal & cultural
- Tax authorities, legal practitioners, and EOR market mapping across multiple jurisdictions.
- Languages
- German (foundational), French (foundational).
04
Asia
India
What that looked like
- Operating entity
- Full subsidiary, run remotely as one integrated operating unit with the South African business.
- Teams
- Engineering and delivery teams managed remotely.
- Legal
- Indian employment law and vendor terms.
- Vendors
- India-based vendor relationships.
- Clients
- None in market — the operating side without the client side.
05
Middle East
United Arab Emirates
What that looked like
- Clients
- UAE-based clients, primarily Dubai.
- Partners
- UAE-based partners.
Industries
Software & technologyAILogisticsCorporate financeManufacturingAviationFintechTravelSolar energy
The toolkit is the same. The shape changes per industry. That's the whole game.
Languages
SpanishNATIVE
EnglishFLUENT
PortugueseWORKING
GermanFOUNDATIONAL
FrenchFOUNDATIONAL