The United States is a huge market. The right introduction makes it personal.
For international entrepreneurs, the United States can offer business, education, property and investment opportunities at enormous scale. Scale is also what makes the market difficult: there are too many firms, cities and advisers to evaluate from the outside.
United States
KONE helps by narrowing the first circle. Instead of asking “who is the best in America?”, the better question is “who is the right person for this specific situation in this specific city?” That is where personal introductions are most valuable.
When a local network becomes especially useful
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You are exploring a business acquisition or partnership.
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A family member is studying or living in the United States.
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You want trusted contacts around property, banking or professional services.
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You are entering a new city and want a reliable starting network.
The kinds of introductions we can help with
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Business owners and acquisition opportunities
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Banking and professional relationships
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Property contacts
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Education and family network
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Local operators and specialists
Continue by direction
Real estate
Property for living, income and long-term ownership across international markets.
→Private investments
Selected opportunities in private companies, private credit and direct ownership.
→Trading & public markets
Stocks, listed securities, futures, derivatives and market strategies for investors who want to understand risk, liquidity and new asset classes.
→Multifamily Real Estate with Roman Kirzhner
Roman Kirzhner explains how he moved from single-family rentals to multifamily investing, how he evaluates operating partners and management companies, and why market rules, underwriting and patience matter in U.S. real estate.
A practical discussion about building a real estate business that can scale beyond the owner’s daily labor.
Planning something in this market?
Tell us who you are and what is on your mind. There is no need to prepare a formal brief. A short human message is enough.
Request an introduction