Strategic Sourcing

Strategic Sourcing

Product development is expensive and potentially time consuming. The developing world economies may be a source for products that might overlooked. Far East and European companies may have products that can be immediately incorporated into existing distribution channels.

Alternatively, these same companies may be able to develop or modify existing products to meet your specific requirements.

Consider a few specific examples of MLI success

	An Italian producer of power electronics provides exclusive distribution to a U.S. company.
	A Canadian company provides exclusive distribution to a North American company.
	A Colorado software company is acquired by a North Carolina public company.
	A Canadian company reduces product cost on 45% (on average) sourcing product from Korea and China
	A North Carolina company licenses its software for $20M

Common Themes In Un-Common Businesses

These companies range from small venture and privately funded startup companies to Fortune 500 companies and multi-national conglomerates.

MLI uses a standard process to evaluate needs and provide a proposal for consideration.