Where we work · Middle East
Keep up with growth in the Gulf.
And across the Levant. Family firms growing past their founders, teams split across countries, and leadership asking for one view of the business: the same pressures show up from Riyadh to Amman. Each page covers what we see in that country, the local rules we design for, and where we usually start.
02 · Countries
Middle East
- United Arab EmiratesAssess, map and automate for 50–500 person companies in the UAE: growth across emirates and free zones with mixed-language teams, and sales, finance and stock software bought one tool at a time.
- Saudi ArabiaMap and mature for 50–500 person companies in Saudi Arabia: fast growth with the owner at the centre of every decision, and local accounting, online store and stock apps joined up by hand.
- QatarAssess and map for 50–500 person companies in Qatar: project-driven contracting and trading firms with large multinational teams, running software bought faster than it was connected.
- KuwaitAssess and optimise for 50–500 person companies in Kuwait: family-owned groups whose back office grows every year without more output, running branch, stock and finance systems that rarely talk.
- BahrainMap and automate for 50–500 person companies in Bahrain: lean teams serving customers across the Gulf, running subsidised finance, sales and messaging tools that don't share data.
- OmanMap and mature for 50–500 person companies in Oman: decisions that wait on a few managers and teams working in two languages, with finance software, email and messaging apps carrying the work between them.
- JordanMap and automate for 50–500 person companies in Jordan: a back office that grows with every branch and product line, with accounting software, spreadsheets and messaging apps carrying the data between them.
- LebanonMap and mature for 50–500 person companies in Lebanon: lean teams split between Beirut, the Gulf and Europe, running accounting software, spreadsheets and messaging apps held together by a few people.
03 · Contact
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