Start with the decision you need to make.

TIGRE is useful when the technology is real, the story is consequential, and the next commitment is expensive enough that the assumptions behind the decision need to be tested.

Send the deck, memo, AI summary, diligence questions, or problem statement.

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Best fit

Situations with real consequence.

Investor or acquirer evaluating a semiconductor or hard-tech opportunity. Board or executive team facing a product, partner, capital, or acquisition decision. Founder needing a commercialization reset. Advisory partner needing specialist technical-commercial diligence.

What to send

Enough to frame the decision.

A pitch deck, technical memo, diligence list, market thesis, cap table context, product roadmap, test-chip plan, customer discovery notes, AI-generated summary, or a short statement of the decision that needs pressure-testing.

Decision intake

Useful first-message prompts.

Decision

What decision are you trying to make: invest, acquire, fund, pivot, partner, re-scope, or stop?

Technology

What is the technology, product, process claim, or technical milestone being evaluated?

Stakeholder

Who needs the answer: investor, board, founder, executive sponsor, acquirer, advisory partner, or customer?

Timeline

When does the decision need to be made, and what is at stake?

Material

What can be shared: deck, memo, data, diligence list, AI summary, roadmap, or customer notes?

Desired output

What would be useful: screen, diligence sprint, board readout, founder reset, market sprint, or retained support?

Inquiry form

Send a concise scoping note.

Engagement style

Scoped around the decision.

Typical structures include diligence sprints, project-based work, founder resets, market strategy projects, and selected retainers when decision support needs to continue across a transaction, product reset, or growth program.

Direct contact

Steven.Kosier@TIGRE-Consulting.com

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