Opportunity brokerage
Vision Department reviews opportunities and presents them through a private network of professional introducers. We establish interest before placing both parties in direct contact.
What is an opportunity?
An opportunity may come from a business or a private individual. Some can be introduced to several potential counterparties. Others require one successful match.
We review the structure of each opportunity before deciding how it should be shared.
Six considered steps
An opportunity is submitted with enough context to understand the proposition.
We assess its legitimacy, commercial relevance and suitability for the network.
If accepted, we agree what may be disclosed and how it should be presented.
Selected introducers receive the information required to assess relevance.
Interest is established before either party is placed in direct contact.
We arrange the introduction. The parties decide whether and how to proceed.
A success fee may become payable when an introduction results in a completed transaction, subject to the relevant agreement.
Who Vision Department is for
Businesses and private individuals may submit an opportunity for consideration. We ask for enough information to understand the proposition, the intended counterparty and the basis of the transaction.
The role is intended for people with established relationships across business, investment or private wealth. You decide whether an opportunity is relevant to someone you know. We provide context and manage the introduction process.
Information is disclosed in stages, and only to the extent required to establish interest.
Sensitive details may remain confidential until the relevant parties have agreed to proceed. The handling of each opportunity depends on its commercial and personal context.
How decisions are made
Submissions are assessed for legitimacy, commercial relevance and the strength of the underlying proposition.
Introducers join through application, referral or direct invitation, based on experience, professional standing and areas of access.
An introduction is made once there is a reasonable basis for interest and both sides understand why they are being connected.
A considered first step
Tell us what you are considering. We will assess whether there is enough information to review it and explain what should happen next.
