MI’s inSites provide U.S market advice for foreign companies operating in the U.S. market, with marketing, communications, and business solutions for optimal success.
Navigating the U.S. Banking System: A Guide for International Executives
For foreign executives, the U.S. banking system presents a unique minefield of strict post-9/11 regulations. We break down the structural realities of KYC and AML, explaining how our IBI program turns a potential logistical nightmare into a seamless step toward complete operational readiness.
No U.S. Office? No Problem: How to Activate Your American Presence Instantly
You don't need a U.S. office to build your U.S. business—but you do need a credible presence. We break down how our asset-light Soft Landing package gives you an instant U.S. footprint to start winning customers from day one.
Why Fractional Bookkeeping Is the Future for Scaling Small Businesses
A full-time finance hire is a massive fixed cost that drains the capital you need for growth. This guide breaks down why a fractional model is the smarter, more capital-efficient way to get expert oversight, stay compliant, and keep your focus on winning in the U.S. market.
Why You Need an Owner’s Representative for Your U.S. Project
Building a U.S. plant from 5,000 km away invites blown budgets and missed deadlines. An Owner’s Representative fixes that. Acting as your on-site advocate, they clear permits, police costs, and keep every contractor honest—so you can focus on running the business, not the build-out.
Your New U.S. Team Isn’t Ready. (And That’s Okay.)
Hiring an American sales team is only half the battle. Unless you train U.S. hires on your European DNA—and teach your home-office staff the pace and style of U.S. business—you’ll run two siloed operations. Discover how two-way training turns hires into one winning team.
The #1 Reason U.S. Expansion Projects Fail (And How to Avoid It)
Rushed construction projects bleed cash. The real culprit isn’t slow contractors—it’s weak up-front planning. See how freezing design, aligning every stakeholder, and vetting costs early can keep your U.S. facility build on schedule and on budget.
Stop paying for a massive WMS you don't need. Learn why a "right-sized" tech stack is a smarter, more cost-effective choice for your U.S. warehouse and how our expert team manages the entire order-to-cash process for you.
Beyond Profit: Why Cash Flow Management is Your Business’ Lifeline
Profit on paper doesn’t pay payroll. This piece shows why cash‑flow forecasting and on‑time payables matter more than “good quarters,” how MI pre‑allocated inflows to guide a client through succession and loan shifts, and how fractional finance (via our IBI) gives SMEs CFO‑level control without full-time overhead.
In the U.S. industrial market, order processing is customer service. Wrong part, late ship, damaged crate—each is a broken promise. This piece lays out a prevention blueprint—rigorous validation, real‑time transparency, integrated systems—and why partnering with MI delivers enterprise‑grade execution at a fractional cost.
Hiring in the U.S.? Your 3-Phase Guide to Building a Winning Team.
You picked the U.S.—now you need the team that can actually make it happen. This guide breaks hiring into three phases (prep, hunt, retain) and shows how MI’s IBI program acts as your in‑house HR to keep you compliant, competitive, and fast.
I have a foreign-based client who has been in the U.S. market for a few years, but was struggling with their sales agent relationship. MI's unique IBI program allowed this client to bring order processing and marketing in-house, without having to add staff. Now the business is in a better position to penetrate the U.S. market. I will definitely refer future clients to the MI team.
Starting as the new HR Manager for FITT USA's plant in Indiana was a massive undertaking, so having the MI team on call, with so much knowledge about the USA Enterprise, and how HR integrated with the rest of the company was POWERFUL. They seamlessly continued with payroll while we focused on staffing up and were a big help with our ADP Workforce Now implementation. For any foreign company building a manufacturing presence in the U.S., you absolutely need MI on your side.
MI provided knowledge, clarity and support on all of the things that were required for us to set up in the USA. It would have been a much longer and more costly process without them and many things would have been missed or problematic. Melissa and her supporting team were invaluable in getting us started. I'm happy to recommend them and their International Business Incubator service.
We regularly refer our clients to Management inSites for assistance with setting up their U.S. business, and we work with MI to provide visa support for foreign-owned U.S. companies. They have a wealth of expertise and knowledge of multiple industries, business best practices, and practical experience that makes working with them easy, and sets companies up for success.
When our biggest client required EDI for order processing, we knew we were in a tough spot. As a new company in the U.S., our team just wasn't equipped to handle such a technical implementation. That's where Management inSites became an absolute lifesaver. Their team became our 'in-house' experts, managing the entire project to ensure we met our client's needs. They created manuals for our team, handled the SPS Commerce integration, and tracked down every technical answer we needed. They made the whole implementation a huge success, and their support was just as vital when we started selling to more customers and switched accounting systems. We honestly don't know how we would've managed without them.
Working with a foreign subsidiary is very different from working with one whose parent company is in the U.S. The questions you need to ask are different, and the process itself can be drastically more complicated. We enjoy partnering with MI because they know about all of those pitfalls and can help companies grow without making the classic mistakes.
We hired MI to act as our controller since our U.S. team is small. And we are glad we did! We unexpectedly had turnover in our internal bookkeeping position, and MI was able to seamlessly carry out the functions while they searched, hired, and trained our new employee.
We have worked with MI across several clients. We find that we are able to get answers and process tax returns faster when MI is involved. MI's experience and knowledge of the US makes them a great partner for companies entering and navigating the U.S. market.
I have been referring clients to MI for over ten years because their services are tailored to foreign companies and meet the operational needs my clients previously struggled with. Plus, MI’s end of year financial packets are professional, making my firm’s tax services easier.
The support we’ve had from MI during our first year in the U.S. has been invaluable…[It] ensured that we were able to hit the ground running and focus on building revenues as quickly as possible.
As a family-owned and operated business, it was important that the team we worked within the U.S. understood our needs and worked for our company as if it was their own. Management inSites has been that and more.
With Management inSites, we knew we were in great hands. Their internationally-minded consultants and professional team supported us at every step along the way. MI gave us the start we needed.
From helping with business plan writing to hiring personnel and looking for a showroom, MI’s IBI service has taken the burden off us so we can focus on sales and really penetrate the U.S. market.
MI’s consultants optimized our U.S. entry strategy by directing us to form a joint venture with a complementary product offering to achieve the economy of scale needed to support our U.S. operations.