Business Establishment Advisory
Set up in the right order... before Grenada costs you time, money and avoidable mistakes.
Starting a business in Grenada is not just a matter of registering a company.
The real questions come before that: What kind of presence do you actually need? Can you work legally? Should you register locally, partner locally, operate through an existing overseas company, or test the market first? What happens with banking, tax, NIS, VAT, work permits, premises, local staff, licences, professional regulation or sector-specific permissions?
The expensive mistake is doing the right things in the wrong order.
This two-session advisory is for people who are serious about establishing a business, professional practice, consultancy, investment base or operational presence in Grenada and want a clear, locally grounded setup map before they start instructing lawyers, accountants, banks or government offices.
This is not legal, tax or accounting advice. It is strategic establishment guidance: what to think through, what to ask, who you may need around the table, and the order in which the process should happen.
This is for you if:
You are planning to build, relocate or establish a business presence in Grenada and need clarity before you start spending money.
You may be considering company registration, self-employment, consultancy, property-linked enterprise, local hiring, remote work, investment activity, or a Grenada-based operational base.
You want to understand the sequence before you get pulled into disconnected conversations with lawyers, accountants, banks, agents or officials.
What you receive:
Two private advisory sessions
Review of your business model, status and intended Grenada activity
Establishment route options and sequencing guidance
Cost and timeline considerations where available
Local team map: legal, accounting, banking, NIS, tax and other relevant contacts
Key questions to ask before instructing professionals
Written Business Establishment Action Map
Introductions where appropriate
What this is not:
This is not company registration, legal representation, tax advice, accounting advice, immigration advice or permit filing.
Where specialist advice is needed, The Exodus Collective helps you understand what to ask and who to ask it of. Execution sits with your attorney, accountant, banker or relevant professional.
Our role is to help you make sense of the whole picture before you begin, so you don't waste months solving the wrong problem.
Session Two: Setup Sequence & Local Team Map
After the first session, I prepare your setup sequence and identify the key decisions, documents and local professionals likely to be needed.
In the second session, we walk through the recommended order of operations so you know what to do first, what to pause, who to speak to, and what questions to ask before committing money.
You leave with a practical establishment map that can be taken into conversations with attorneys, accountants, banks, government offices or local partners
Session One: Business Model & Establishment Reality Check
We begin with your business, your current status, your intended activity in Grenada, and what you are trying to build.
This session pressure-tests the practical reality of your plan: what kind of presence you may need, what questions need answering, where the friction may sit, and whether your assumptions about working, trading, banking, hiring or operating in Grenada need adjusting.
We look at:
Your business model and intended Grenada activity
Your citizenship, residency or work status
Whether you need a local company, branch, partnership or lighter market-entry route
Banking, payment, tax, NIS and operational considerations
Work permit or local labour questions where relevant
Local team needs: lawyer, accountant, banker, NIS, tax, sector contacts
Red flags, sequencing risks and areas requiring specialist advice
