We confirm the approved decision, ownership, constraints, budget boundary and the workstreams that need sequencing.
12-Month Entry Plan
A sequenced twelve-month pathway with owners, market-access dependencies, gates, cost ranges and probabilistic timing.
The board has approved entry. What must happen next, and in what order?
Use this after the entry decision is made, when the risk shifts from choosing the wrong market to executing the right decision in the wrong sequence.
It is especially useful when regulatory pathway, certification, product evidence, route setup or specialist-provider dependencies could shape the first-year timetable and cost.
- Approved market decision
- Delivery constraints
- Internal owners
- Budget boundaries
- Known regulatory and commercial dependencies
Make the long-lead constraints visible before the plan starts.
Regulatory pathway, product evidence, certification, route setup and specialist-provider work can all control the first-year sequence.
Frontier Cascade does not replace specialist legal, customs, certification or regulatory advice. It shows which dependencies need specialist input, when they affect the critical path and what evidence gates should be met before spend is committed.
- Which product rules or certificates may affect market access
- Which provider categories need to be involved
- Which dependencies control timing, cost or launch confidence
Outputs built to travel beyond the project.
The recommendation is delivered with the evidence, assumptions and decision logic needed for leadership review.
Sequenced pathway
A practical work programme from beachhead preparation through early scale.
Critical path model
The activities and dependencies that control the likely finish date.
Cost and timing ranges
Quarter-by-quarter ranges rather than false point estimates.
Governance pack
Named owners, decision gates, review cadence and escalation triggers.
A method fitted to the shape of the decision.
We start with the strategic choice cascade to clarify the entry context: where to play, how to win and what must be true. Then beachhead to scale sequencing turns the choice into a practical first-year route.
CPM maps the work blocks and dependencies that control the timetable. PERT turns uncertain time and cost assumptions into realistic ranges, with sensitivity testing showing which delays or costs would change the plan. Regulatory pathway and provider dependencies are treated as inputs to the same schedule, so long-lead items are visible before they block launch.
Read the full methodologyFive weeks. Three beats.
Activities, dependencies, gates, timing ranges and cost ranges are assembled into a practical model.
You receive the roadmap, retained model, governance pack and a clear view of what must happen first.
- Approved entries that need a controlled first year
- Cross-functional programmes with hidden dependencies
- Boards that want realistic ranges and explicit gates
- Choosing the target market
- Acting as the implementation agency
- Replacing specialist legal, tax or regulatory advice
From £8,750. Five weeks.
The scope, fee, evidence boundary and exclusions are agreed before work starts. Fixed-fee project engagements are covered by the three-month money-back guarantee under the signed terms.
From £14,000. Save £5,500.
Includes Market Comparison, Market Entry Decision and 12-Month Entry Plan.
If you need to move quickly, this is the shortest route from market shortlist to board-ready entry plan.
One intake and one current evidence base reduce repeat work, speed up delivery and make each stage stronger because the analysis carries through from comparison to plan.
Discuss the Frontier bundleClear boundaries produce better work.
We confirm the commercial question, scope, evidence boundary, inputs, timetable, fee and exclusions in writing. Work begins only after the engagement terms are agreed.
No. This engagement uses deeply triangulated secondary research. If the decision needs primary research, we identify that gap rather than presenting an inference as evidence.
Whenever a model, assumptions register or working file is part of the output, we hand it over with the controls needed to revisit the answer.
No. We surface relevant commercial and regulatory evidence, but specialist advice remains outside scope and should be obtained where the decision requires it.
No. Frontier Cascade plans around regulatory and market-access dependencies, identifies provider needs and shows timing or cost implications. Specialist legal, certification, customs or regulatory advice remains outside scope.
Start a conversation.
Bring us a market question the leadership team cannot yet answer. We will tell you whether it fits a defined product, what evidence it needs, and what the fixed fee would be. If it does not fit, we will say so.