Practical field notes, structural analysis, and execution-ready research for entrepreneurs, investors, and organizations moving opportunity across the Atlantic — in either direction — written by someone making the crossing herself.
Most guidance on transatlantic expansion is written from one side of the ocean, for people moving in one direction. Gitano is built by someone making the crossing herself in 2026 — Europe back to the United States — while working the opportunity in both directions: European ventures scouting the US, and US capital and companies scouting Europe.
The real gap is rarely legal — it's economic, structural, and cultural: which market's numbers actually justify the move, which partner or investor is worth the introduction, and how an "explicit" American negotiation reads to a founder trained in European implicitness, or vice versa. That gap is where opportunities get lost, on both sides of the Atlantic.
Gitano exists to close it — as a research practice that makes the math visible, and reviews the actual openings: the market, the partner profile, the deal structure, the entry point that a purely remote search would miss, together with a clear roadmap for executing on what it finds.
For European founders and investors entering the US, and US companies and capital scouting Europe — plus the professionals relocating to make either move happen.
Research and structured review that identify where the real opening is — market, partner profile, timing — and the execution roadmap to act on it, on either side of the Atlantic. Insight and strategy, not brokerage.
Field-grounded research and strategy for entering the US or European market — sector opportunity, trade shifts, entity and jurisdiction selection, and where AI genuinely changes the math of the move.
The economics behind moving a founder, family, or team across the Atlantic — visa strategy aligned to your timeline, real cost modeling, and the operational groundwork that determines whether the move works.
Coaching for the European–American gap specifically — from implicit-to-explicit negotiation style to executive presentation, so the relationship holds long after the deal closes.
The same field research behind Gitano's advisory and sourcing work, turned into tools you can use before you ever book a call.
Receive insights on Europe–USA market entry, opportunity sourcing, and cross-cultural negotiation — direct from someone working the crossing in both directions.
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