Eight functions, three tracks
What Grow, Make and Run actually cover, what you receive from each, and how the work is staffed and billed.
See the servicesRun your MENA operation from Amman.
One team holding eight functions: marketing, content, testing, support and back office. We run them for companies growing across the Gulf, the Levant, Egypt and the Maghreb. One island of ground instead of five vendors and a time-zone problem.
- Languages
- Arabic and English, written and spoken, by native staff.
- Dialect groups
- Modern Standard, Khaleeji, Levantine, Egyptian, Darija.
- Time zone
- GMT+3. Full overlap with the Gulf, Europe before lunch.
- Engagement
- Embedded pod on a monthly retainer. No per-ticket billing.
The detail
Two things worth reading before you call.
MENA is not one market
Four commercial regions that share an alphabet and very little else, and what changes between the Gulf, the Levant, Egypt and the Maghreb.
See the marketsHow an engagement starts
Three steps, about six weeks.
Step one · week 1
Scope call
Forty-five minutes on what you are trying to reach and which of the eight functions is actually the bottleneck. You leave with a written scope and a price, whether or not you continue.
Step two · weeks 2–5
Thirty-day pilot
One track, one market, one month. Real output, fixed fee, no lock-in. It exists so you can judge the work instead of the pitch.
Step three · week 6
Embedded pod
A named team on your tools and your stand-ups, with one account lead who owns the relationship. Add tracks or markets as they earn their place.
Next step
Tell us which function is the bottleneck.
Send the shape of the problem and the markets it touches. You get a written scope and a price back within two working days, or a straight answer that we are not the right partner for it.
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