01 / Consulting. Public affairs. Brand and innovation.

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Choose the question your project needs answered. Our capabilities card defines the service lines and named outputs, with a responsible lead and the experience behind each.

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Choose the decision that needs an answer first. Commission a defined output, with a named lead and an agreed scope.

01

Destination concept and program

What is this place, who is it for, and how will it operate?

A destination concept with guest and patient profiles, programming, the care and hospitality relationship, and revenue streams.

Stephen Watson leads the work; he led development of the planned Blue Zones Center at Miami Worldcenter, which brings clinical care, hospitality and residences into one program.

Partner experience
02

Feasibility study

Should this project proceed, change or stop, and on what evidence?

A commercial, operational and high-level financial assessment, with assumptions, a risk map and a reasoned recommendation.

Stephen Watson leads the development assessment, with Amândio Costa on the financial case; as interim CEO of Founders Health, Stephen led the flagship launch at Tempus Belgravia.

Partner experience
03

Government and stakeholder strategy

Who decides, in what order, and what must the project demonstrate?

A municipal and national stakeholder map, engagement sequence, evidence requirements and assigned responsibilities.

José Miguel Medeiros leads the work; his record includes service as Secretary of State for Internal Affairs and Civil Protection and advisory work at AICEP Global Parques.

Partner experience
04

Land and management assessment

What does the land support, and how should ownership and management be organized?

An assessment of the land, ownership and uses, with management options and the specialist work needed for the next decision.

José Miguel Medeiros leads the work; he served as President and CEO of FlorestGal, Portugal’s first public forestry company.

Partner experience
05

Brand strategy

Who are we for, what do we stand for, and what should we be called?

Positioning and naming, with brand voice guidelines.

Luis Da Silva leads the work; he repositioned PLAATO's fermentation technology for commercial buyers and wrote the Founders Health brand guidelines.

Partner experience
06

Marketing plan and launch campaigns

Who should the launch reach, through which channels, with what content?

A marketing plan, social media content and launch campaign assets.

Luis Da Silva leads demand generation; he rebuilt Praxis Beer's online store and performance campaigns, and built the acquisition and marketing automation at SocAIty.ai.

Partner experience

Eleven service lines, in four groups

Sector

Longevity

People. Care. Operations.

Exterior of the planned Blue Zones Center, a longevity center at Miami Worldcenter. Concept render of the planned center. Render: Cactus. Partner experience. Stephen Watson, development leadership, Blue Zones Center at Miami Worldcenter.
Exterior of the planned Blue Zones Center, a longevity center at Miami Worldcenter. Concept render of the planned center. Render: Cactus. Partner experience. Stephen Watson, development leadership, Blue Zones Center at Miami Worldcenter.
01

Longevity destinations

Longevity

Define the clinical, hospitality and commercial model of a longevity destination, from its concept to operator selection.

Led by: Stephen Watson

Stephen Watson co-founded and built the Miami Institute for Age Management inside the Four Seasons Miami.

01.01

Destination concept and program

Led by: Stephen Watson

The questionWhat is this place, who is it for, and how will it operate?

The outputA destination concept with positioning, guest and patient profiles, the guest journey, programming and revenue streams.

Start with this: Destination concept and program
01.02

Clinical program design

Led by: Stephen Watson

The questionWhat care should be offered, and how should the program be organized?

The outputA clinical program specifying service lines, diagnostic and care pathways, modalities, and the relationship between medical care and wellness.

Start with this: Clinical program design
01.03

Hospitality integration plan

Led by: Stephen Watson

The questionHow should clinical care and hospitality function as one operation?

The outputAn integration plan covering the clinical and hospitality operating model, responsibilities and guest and patient journeys.

Start with this: Hospitality integration plan
01.04

Business case and financial model

Led by: Stephen Watson

The questionWhat operating assumptions and capital requirements underpin this destination?

The outputA business case, financial model and capital narrative, with the program, revenue streams, costs and scenarios explained.

Start with this: Business case and financial model
01.05

Operator and partner selection

Led by: Stephen Watson

The questionWhich operators and clinical providers fit the project, and on what basis?

The outputSelection criteria, sourcing and evaluation of prospective operators and providers, and a proposed partnership structure.

Start with this: Operator and partner selection
02

Real estate development projects

Longevity

Define the program behind the property, then examine commercial viability, development phases and the operating case.

Led by: Stephen Watson, with Amândio Costa on financial modeling

Stephen Watson co-founded and built an integrated clinic inside the Four Seasons Miami and led development of the planned Blue Zones Center at Miami Worldcenter.

02.01

Development concept and use mix

Led by: Stephen Watson, with Amândio Costa on financial modeling

The questionWhat should be built, for whom, and what operation supports it?

The outputA development concept with positioning, proposed uses and the operating thesis behind the property.

Start with this: Development concept and use mix
02.02

Feasibility study

Led by: Stephen Watson, with Amândio Costa on financial modeling

The questionShould this project proceed, change or stop, and on what evidence?

The outputA commercial, operational and high-level financial viability assessment, with assumptions, a risk map and a reasoned recommendation.

Start with this: Feasibility study
02.03

Development and operating model

Led by: Stephen Watson, with Amândio Costa on financial modeling

The questionHow should the development be phased, generate income and cover its costs?

The outputA driver-based development and operating model covering phasing, revenue, cost structure and financial scenarios.

Start with this: Development and operating model
02.04

Branded residence and membership model

Led by: Stephen Watson, with Amândio Costa on financial modeling

The questionHow should residences, membership and the health program fit together?

The outputA residence and membership structure, with its relationship to the hospitality and longevity operation defined.

Start with this: Branded residence and membership model
02.05

Investor materials

Led by: Stephen Watson, with Amândio Costa on financial modeling

The questionWhat does an investor need to examine the development?

The outputAn investment summary, teaser and data room narrative, explaining the development concept, operating case and assumptions.

Start with this: Investor materials
03

Medical practice operations

Longevity

Define the clinic’s operating model, prepare opening and review how the service mix, staffing and patient journey work in practice.

Led by: Stephen Watson

Stephen Watson co-founded the Miami Institute for Age Management and led the Belgravia launch and clinical operating model at Founders Health as interim CEO.

03.01

Clinic or center operating model

Led by: Stephen Watson

The questionHow should this clinic run day to day?

The outputAn operating model defining service lines, staffing, care pathways and the patient and member journey, with provider and supplier requirements.

Start with this: Clinic or center operating model
03.02

Pre-opening plan

Led by: Stephen Watson

The questionWhat work must be completed before opening?

The outputA sequenced plan covering licensing considerations, build-out programming, recruitment, protocols, provider and equipment sourcing, and launch.

Start with this: Pre-opening plan
03.03

Expansion and multi-site playbook

Led by: Stephen Watson

The questionWhat must be specified to replicate the operation in another location?

The outputA playbook for expanding the operating model across sites, with service, staffing, process and location requirements defined.

Start with this: Expansion and multi-site playbook
03.04

Operations review

Led by: Stephen Watson

The questionWhere does the existing operation need to change?

The outputA review of throughput, service mix, unit economics and margin, with findings and priorities for operational decisions.

Start with this: Operations review
03.05

Revenue and membership model

Led by: Stephen Watson

The questionHow should services and membership support the clinic’s revenue model?

The outputA revenue and membership structure linking the services offered to the commercial and operating assumptions.

Start with this: Revenue and membership model

Sector

Sustainability and forestry

Land. Management. Continuity.

A young plant in soil, from FlorestGal's forest management page. FlorestGal public forest-management page, captured 9 October 2026. Partner experience. José Miguel Medeiros, President and CEO, FlorestGal, 2018 to 2021.
A young plant in soil, from FlorestGal's forest management page. FlorestGal public forest-management page, captured 9 October 2026. Partner experience. José Miguel Medeiros, President and CEO, FlorestGal, 2018 to 2021.
04

Forestry and land management

Sustainability and forestry

Assess forest land, set out how it can be managed, and build the business case and funding route for a pilot.

Led by: José Miguel Medeiros

Partner experience. José Miguel Medeiros, President and CEO, FlorestGal, 2018 to 2021.

Read the case: FlorestGal
01

Land and management assessment

Led by: José Miguel Medeiros

The questionWhat is this land, who holds it, and which uses should be examined?

The outputAn assessment of the property, ownership and uses, with the information and specialist work needed for a management decision.

Start with this: Land and management assessment
02

Management model

Led by: José Miguel Medeiros

The questionHow can fragmented land be managed together?

The outputOptions for management agreements and structures, with ownership arrangements, operating tasks and responsibilities named.

Start with this: Management model
03

Forestry business case

Led by: José Miguel Medeiros, with Amândio Costa on financial modeling

The questionDo the proposed uses, costs and income support the project?

The outputA forestry business case and financial model, starting with a pilot and stating the assumptions for production and environmental services.

Start with this: Forestry business case
04

Funding eligibility

Led by: José Miguel Medeiros

The questionWhich public and European programs fit this project?

The outputAn eligibility assessment and, where the project fits a program, preparation of the funding application.

Start with this: Funding eligibility

Capability

Institutions, incentives and capital

Special economic zone plans for Malta, Afghanistan and the Cayman Islands. From Chord Group's zone plans. Partner experience. Stephen Watson, Managing Partner, Chord Group, 2014 to 2018.
Special economic zone plans for Malta, Afghanistan and the Cayman Islands. From Chord Group's zone plans. Partner experience. Stephen Watson, Managing Partner, Chord Group, 2014 to 2018.
05

Special economic zones and incentives

Public affairs

Compare jurisdictions and incentive regimes, assess eligibility and set out the structure and evidence the project requires.

Led by: José Miguel Medeiros and Stephen Watson

As Managing Partner at Chord Group, Stephen Watson led special economic zone planning across Afghanistan, Malta and the Cayman Islands.

05.01

Zone and incentive assessment

Led by: José Miguel Medeiros and Stephen Watson

The questionWhich zone and incentive regimes fit the project?

The outputA comparison of regime fit, eligibility requirements and potential advantages, alongside relevant grant and program eligibility.

Start with this: Zone and incentive assessment
05.02

Qualification and structuring plan

Led by: José Miguel Medeiros and Stephen Watson

The questionHow must the entity, activity and location be structured for the relevant criteria?

The outputA structuring plan for the entity, activity and footprint, with qualification requirements and the supporting evidence identified.

Start with this: Qualification and structuring plan
05.03

Jurisdiction selection study

Led by: José Miguel Medeiros and Stephen Watson

The questionWhich jurisdiction best fits the project’s tax, regulatory and operating needs?

The outputA comparison of jurisdictions and a reasoned siting recommendation based on the project’s requirements.

Start with this: Jurisdiction selection study
05.04

Incentive case for investors

Led by: José Miguel Medeiros and Stephen Watson

The questionHow should potential incentives be represented in the investment case?

The outputAn incentive case integrated into the financial model and investor materials, with calculations, eligibility assumptions and dependencies stated.

Start with this: Incentive case for investors
06

Government relations and institutional strategy

Public affairs

Map the decision process, prepare the project evidence and coordinate municipal, national and funding work.

Led by: José Miguel Medeiros

José Miguel Medeiros served as Secretary of State for Internal Affairs and Civil Protection and advised AICEP Global Parques on Global Find and Global Force.

06.01

Government and stakeholder strategy

Led by: José Miguel Medeiros

The questionWho decides, in what order, and what evidence does each institution require?

The outputA municipal and national stakeholder map and engagement plan, with the sequence, evidence requirements and responsibilities defined.

Start with this: Government and stakeholder strategy
06.02

EU grant application

Led by: José Miguel Medeiros

The questionHow should an eligible project present its case for European funding?

The outputA structured and written application, with the project case and supporting material organized around the program’s requirements.

Start with this: EU grant application
06.03

Regulatory navigation

Led by: José Miguel Medeiros

The questionWhat does each regulatory or licensing process require?

The outputA process map and preparation and coordination of the required files, with responsibilities and decision points identified; the authority decides.

Start with this: Regulatory navigation
06.04

Institutional positioning

Led by: José Miguel Medeiros

The questionHow should the project present itself to investment and trade bodies?

The outputAn institutional positioning case for investment promotion and international trade, with relevant interlocutors and engagement material identified.

Start with this: Institutional positioning
07

Strategy, capital and commercial execution

Consulting

Prepare the business plan and investment materials, define market entry and examine the financial and market assumptions.

Led by: Luis Da Silva, with Amândio Costa on financial modeling

At PLAATO, Luis Da Silva repositioned the product for commercial buyers and launched the B2B site and product lines.

07.01

Business plan

Led by: Luis Da Silva, with Amândio Costa on financial modeling

The questionCan an investor examine the business and understand the next commitment?

The outputA business plan and executive summary covering the market, business model, launch, operations, team, milestones and use of funds.

Start with this: Business plan
07.02

Pitch deck and narrative

Led by: Luis Da Silva, with Amândio Costa on financial modeling

The questionWhat is the investment case, and what supports it?

The outputA designed pitch deck and investment narrative, with the summary, teaser and data room narrative included in the agreed scope.

Start with this: Pitch deck and narrative
07.03

Go-to-market strategy

Led by: Luis Da Silva, with Amândio Costa on financial modeling

The questionWho is the business for, and how will it reach and serve those buyers?

The outputA target customer profile, positioning and channel plan, with a sequenced launch roadmap and membership strategy where relevant.

Start with this: Go-to-market strategy
07.04

Financial model

Led by: Luis Da Silva, with Amândio Costa on financial modeling

The questionWhich assumptions drive the business, and what happens when they change?

The outputA driver-based operating model with revenue, costs, headcount, profit and loss, cash flow, unit economics and scenarios.

Start with this: Financial model
07.05

Bank financing application

Led by: Luis Da Silva, with Amândio Costa on financial modeling

The questionWill a bank lend to this company or project, and what will it need to see?

The outputAn analysis of the company’s financial position, the application documents and business plan the bank asks for, and support in the meetings with the bank.

Start with this: Bank financing application
07.06

Market and feasibility study

Led by: Luis Da Silva, with Amândio Costa on financial modeling

The questionWhat is the market opportunity, who else serves it, and is the proposed business viable?

The outputMarket sizing, a competitive landscape and a viability assessment, with the evidence and assumptions behind the findings.

Start with this: Market and feasibility study

Capability

Brand and innovation

Identity. Content. Product.

Praxis beer ecommerce campaign, 31 May 2023: a model with two bottles and the shop button. Praxis Beer site in the Internet Archive, captured 9 October 2026. Public archive saved 31 May 2023. Partner experience. Luis Da Silva, marketing and e-commerce, Praxis Beer, March 2021 to August 2023.
Praxis beer ecommerce campaign, 31 May 2023: a model with two bottles and the shop button. Praxis Beer site in the Internet Archive, captured 9 October 2026. Public archive saved 31 May 2023. Partner experience. Luis Da Silva, marketing and e-commerce, Praxis Beer, March 2021 to August 2023.
08

Brand strategy and identity

Brand and innovation

Define the positioning and name, with voice guidelines. Build the logo and visual identity, documented in brand guidelines.

Led by: Luis Da Silva

Luis Da Silva wrote the Founders Health brand guidelines in 2025.

Read the case: Founders Health
08.01

Brand strategy

Led by: Luis Da Silva

The questionWho are we for, what do we stand for, and what should we be called?

The outputPositioning and naming, with brand voice guidelines.

Start with this: Brand strategy
08.02

Brand and identity system

Led by: Luis Da Silva

The questionHow should the brand appear and remain consistent?

The outputA logo, visual identity system and brand guidelines.

Start with this: Brand and identity system
09

Product photography and film

Brand and innovation

Photograph and film products and places for a launch, including people where agreed. Define the subjects and formats, with production roles agreed in scope.

Led by: Luis Da Silva

Luis Da Silva's marketing and e-commerce work at Praxis Beer, from March 2021 to August 2023, included campaigns using production footage.

Read the case: Praxis Beer
09.01

Product and place photography

Led by: Luis Da Silva

The questionWhat should a buyer see before deciding?

The outputPhotographs of the agreed products and places, including people where scoped, prepared for the selected launch channels.

Start with this: Product and place photography
09.02

Launch film and short video

Led by: Luis Da Silva

The questionHow should film introduce the offer at launch?

The outputA launch film and short video edits prepared for the agreed launch channels.

Start with this: Launch film and short video
10

Web, content and campaigns

Brand and innovation

Build the website and content system, and prepare the marketing plan, social media content and launch campaigns.

Led by: Luis Da Silva

As Product Marketing Manager at PLAATO from July 2023 to August 2025, Luis Da Silva launched the B2B site and product lines and built content and technical SEO.

Read the case: PLAATO
10.01

Websites and content systems

Led by: Luis Da Silva

The questionWhat should the website say, do and support over time?

The outputA website, content structure and publishing templates.

Start with this: Websites and content systems
10.02

Marketing plan and launch campaigns

Led by: Luis Da Silva

The questionWho should the launch reach, through which channels, with what content?

The outputA marketing plan, social media content and launch campaign assets.

Start with this: Marketing plan and launch campaigns
11

Product innovation and AI

Brand and innovation

Develop product and service concepts, prototype an agreed direction, and build scoped AI, agent or automation workflows.

Led by: Luis Da Silva

As Senior Marketing Engineer at SocAIty.ai in 2026, Luis Da Silva built the application and commercial systems, including marketing automation.

Read the case: SocAIty.ai
11.01

Product and service concepts

Led by: Luis Da Silva

The questionWhat new product or service should we develop?

The outputProduct or service concepts with the users and need defined and the proposed experience described.

Start with this: Product and service concepts
11.02

Product prototype

Led by: Luis Da Silva

The questionWhat should we try before committing to development?

The outputA prototype of the agreed concept, with its intended use and limits documented.

Start with this: Product prototype
11.03

Custom AI and agent build

Led by: Luis Da Silva

The questionWhich workflow needs an AI or automation system, and where should people review it?

The outputA scoped AI, agent or automation workflow for the agreed task, with human review points defined.

Start with this: Custom AI and agent build

The forestry line is also on the Sustainability and forestry page, with the approach and the land questions behind it.

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