Negotiation Support Jobs

I manufacture a specialised machine for sugar-processing plants and am ready to expand across India. I’m looking for someone who already knows the corridors of the country’s sugar mills—someone who has closed deals there before and can pick up the phone and speak directly with decision-makers. This is a purely commission-based engagement: your earnings grow in direct proportion to the machines you place. I will supply thorough product training so you are comfortable handling technical questions during plant visits or management presentations. All marketing collateral will be yours to use or adapt as you see fit. If you have a proven track record of selling to the sugar industry and an active network inside Indian mills, let’s discuss how quickly we can get my mach...

I need a Canadian licensed Family Lawyer to help negotiate my legal position around child care support question and child welfare questions

I am looking to hire an experienced freelance Tender Acquisition & Business Development Specialist to identify and source genuine private, domestic, and international tender opportunities. The freelancer will be responsible for finding suitable tenders, identifying the relevant companies or decision-makers, establishing contact, supporting commercial negotiations, coordinating with the bidding company, and helping move qualified opportunities toward successful contract award. This is a 100% success-fee-based opportunity. There will be no upfront payment, no monthly retainer, and no management fee. The freelancer will be paid an agreed commission only when a tender opportunity sourced and supported by them results in a successful contract award/closed deal and the agreed payment milest...

I am an India-based Amazon seller seeking a U.S.-licensed attorney to assist with a copyright-related federal court matter involving my Amazon U.S. seller account. Due to the confidential nature of the matter, specific case details and documents will only be shared with shortlisted candidates. Situation My small Amazon U.S. business has been named as a defendant in a U.S. federal copyright/TRO matter. The disputed product was listed on Amazon but, according to my records: It received no orders No units were sold or shipped It generated no revenue The listing has already been removed The use of the image was inadvertent and the image was sourced as part of a larger wall-art bundle that was represented as available for commercial use The plaintiff's counsel has indicated that any settle...