Our Services

Comprehensive support across the entire research and innovation lifecycle.

How we help

Rigorous support.
Tailored to every project.

01

Proposal Development

We develop competitive European research and innovation proposals from the initial interpretation of the call to final submission. Working closely with the scientific team, we help sharpen the concept, define credible objectives and outcomes, structure the methodology and work plan, and translate complex ideas into a clear narrative aligned with the topic requirements and evaluator logic.

Our support can cover consortium architecture and partner roles, impact pathways, work packages, deliverables, milestones, risks, resources and budget development, as well as ethics, open science and cross-cutting requirements. We coordinate inputs and revisions across the consortium, check consistency throughout the application and manage the practical submission process without replacing the scientific ownership of the applicants.

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02

Project Management

We establish the governance, processes and working practices required to keep complex international projects coordinated, compliant and focused on their objectives. Our support includes day-to-day consortium coordination, work-plan monitoring, quality and risk management, internal communication, meeting organisation, decision follow-up, deliverable control and periodic reporting.

Financial and administrative management is integrated throughout this service. We support budget and resource monitoring, cost eligibility questions, partner financial reporting, payment calculations and distributions, Grant Agreement amendments, beneficiary changes and documentation for periodic reports. We also help coordinators and beneficiaries prepare for project reviews and potential audits, maintaining clear records and early visibility of financial or contractual risks.

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03

Communication & Dissemination

We design and implement communication and dissemination strategies that connect each project with the audiences who need to know about, understand or use its work. We begin with stakeholder and audience mapping, communication objectives, key messages, channels, responsibilities and measurable indicators, ensuring that activities remain closely connected to the project’s expected outcomes.

Our work may include visual identity, project websites, social-media management, editorial planning, newsletters, videos, press material, events, scientific dissemination, policy briefs, stakeholder engagement and tailored content for professional and public audiences. We coordinate contributions across the consortium, monitor reach and engagement, and continuously refine activities so that communication goes beyond visibility and dissemination supports knowledge exchange and uptake.

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04

Exploitation, Innovation Management & Business Development

We help consortia identify, assess and strengthen the results with the greatest potential for use beyond the project. This includes mapping key exploitable results, clarifying ownership and access considerations, examining intellectual-property needs, conducting innovation surveys, and analysing prospective users, beneficiaries, competitors, market conditions and barriers to adoption.

For results with commercial potential, we develop value propositions, market analyses, business models and business plans, and support routes such as licensing, investment, partnerships, service development or venture creation. For scientific, clinical, policy or societal results, we design appropriate pathways towards further research, standardisation, practice, public-policy uptake or wider deployment. Partner-specific exploitation roadmaps, sustainability planning and targeted business-development activities turn these pathways into practical actions and support lasting value after EU funding ends.

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05

Training & Capacity Building

We deliver tailored training and capacity-building programmes for researchers, project coordinators, research managers, administrators and institutional support teams. Topics can include Horizon Europe proposal development, evaluator logic, impact planning, project implementation, financial and administrative rules, reporting, communication, dissemination, exploitation and the practical responsibilities of coordinators and beneficiaries.

Training is delivered through focused workshops, multi-session programmes, individual coaching or project-specific sessions, online or in person. We use realistic examples, practical exercises, templates and discussion of participants’ own challenges so that learning can be applied immediately. Content and level are adapted to the experience, role and objectives of each audience rather than delivered as generic instruction.

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