Frictionless Inc., based in San Antonio, recently introduced its services in Latin America to help the region’s local startups improve efficiency and speed, according to a press release.
“We have built our team from startup executives and subject matter experts, as they understand exactly what it takes for new and young companies to succeed in this competitive marketplace,” Mario Corona, CEO of Frictionless, said. “To fulfill these demands, the company customizes business strategies, marketing and sales enablement, product and technology development and financial modeling and fundraising tailored to each individual startup, and guides them through higher-growth stages.”
Frictionless specializes in solutions for entrepreneurs and startup founders hoping to succeed in the U.S. market. The company counts with the support of its proprietary toolkit and expert team of multi-disciplinary consultants.
“By expanding its services and offerings into Latin America, Frictionless Inc. is opening up doors of opportunity to founders across the continent,” a recent press release states. “With the right help and support, global entrepreneurs can reach their goals more quickly, allowing them to be first to market, stay ahead of the competition and, ultimately, be well-positioned for success.”
Over the course of the last two years, Frictionless has developed its own methods and systems to navigate through the hardships of starting businesses and eliminating friction points. Its 12-month program offers 1-1 mentorship, consulting and a catalog of expertise and services.
“Based on our team’s decades of entrepreneurial experience and investments into the startup world, the tools we developed will support new and early-stage businesses to reach the next stage – and all done with efficiency and speed in mind. Clients can leverage our predefined and market-tested processes, collaborative workflows, business model canvas and measurable milestone trackers to accelerate progress at every stage,” Amie Paxton, managing partner of Frictionless, Inc. said.