For companies selling complex services and software to corporate and public-sector buyers, and for Bulgarian startups and scaleups moving into foreign markets. Miroslav Mavrov ran bids, pricing and negotiations for multi-party IT deals in international technology companies. Consulting is a separate service from the legal practice.
For companies founded in Bulgaria that want to grow in foreign markets.
Choosing the target market and the first customer segment
Positioning and pricing for the new market
Enterprise sales readiness: references, RFP answers and security questionnaires
Partner and distributor models abroad
Preparing for the first international contracts and negotiations
Expansion plan: team, budget, milestones and metrics
What you getChosen market · expansion model · 12-month plan
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Who is business development consulting for?
Companies selling complex services and software to corporate and public-sector buyers, foreign companies entering Bulgaria and the region, and startups and scaleups founded in Bulgaria that are moving into foreign markets.
Is this the same service as the legal practice?
No. Business development consulting is a separate service agreed in a separate consulting agreement. Legal work is agreed in a legal services agreement.
How it works
From request to engagement
1
Request a time
Pick a day and time in the calendar. The request reaches Mr Mavrov as an invitation in his Google Calendar.
2
Confirmation
The time is fixed once the invitation is accepted. You receive a confirmation by email.
3
First consultation
At the office, online or by phone. Have the documents ready: contracts, correspondence and anything with a running deadline.
4
Written agreement
The scope of work and the fee are agreed in writing before the work begins: a consulting agreement.
Consultation
Book a time
60 minutes at the office, online or by phone. Open times come straight from Miroslav Mavrov’s calendar.