I'm a consultant from Kathmandu, Nepal. I help people and organizations around the world with business setup, talent, language, and a bit of technology — one thoughtful conversation at a time.
I grew up in Nepal and spent years working at the intersection of cultures, languages, and institutions. That early curiosity — how do people from very different places actually work well together? — is still what shapes everything I do today.
Over time my work has taken me far beyond any single country. I now work with clients across continents, helping them with business setup, cross-border hiring, language and cultural preparation, and the small, human details that make international work actually succeed.
I keep my practice small and deliberate, with a trusted, vetted network of specialists I bring in when the work asks for technical depth I haven't personally built. I remain your single point of contact, read every brief myself, and care more about doing a few things really well than growing loud. If you're navigating something hard — and you'd like a patient, careful person to think it through with — I'd be glad to hear from you.
Strategy, finance, operations, organizational behavior — the language of how businesses actually scale, and the lens I bring to every advisory conversation.
A grounded foundation in accounting, marketing, management, and the everyday machinery of running a company well.
Early rigor in structured thinking, independent study, and argument — the academic grounding that still shapes how I approach problems.
Licensed practitioner for administrative paperwork — visa applications, company filings, immigration documentation, regulatory submissions. Backed by a trusted network of specialists for the deeper technical work.
Empanelled status for tender and electronic funds-transfer engagements — eligible to participate in formal procurements where verified credentialing is required.
Holder of a government technology contractor licence — authorised to bid on and deliver public-sector technology work, from system builds and digital infrastructure to policy-aligned software for institutional clients.
Empanelled for defence-sector contracting — vetted to participate in tenders, advisory, and technology delivery for security-classified procurements, with the discretion these engagements require.
I help founders and leadership teams start, structure, and steady companies across borders — entity setup, governance, operating models, and the long, careful conversations that turn a plan into a working business.
End-to-end recruitment, placement, workforce planning, and foreign hiring — shaped by real care for the humans on both sides of every hire. I stay close through onboarding, because a hire isn't finished until people are actually settled.
Business language, workplace communication, and the cultural context people actually need before stepping into a new country. Small-group programs and one-on-one coaching, built around where you are and where you're going. Patient teaching is probably what I love most.
Strategy, operations, and change work for leadership teams. I come in, listen widely, draw the map, and hand back a short, workable plan — usually a strategy note, a 90-day action plan, and a rhythm for reviewing it together.
Bookkeeping, tax compliance, reporting, and financial structure — delivered by someone who actually reads the numbers. I help companies close the books cleanly, file what needs filing, understand their unit economics, and prepare the financial story they tell investors, auditors, and themselves.
Custom internal tools, CRM/ERP systems, dashboards, and thoughtful automations — built to be used daily and maintained over years, not shipped and forgotten. I host, run, and care for what I build.
Crossing borders, done thoughtfully. Market selection, partner vetting, entity setup, local hiring, and the first ninety days of operating on the ground. Particularly at home with Nepal ↔ Japan ↔ the Gulf ↔ Southeast Asia corridors.
Reshaping how an organization actually works — processes, tools, data, culture — so technology serves the business rather than displacing it. I map the current workflows, find the real bottleneck, and phase changes so teams adopt them instead of resisting.
Structured programs for teams moving into new markets, tools, or roles. Content is built around your real context, delivered in small cohorts, with follow-up coaching — so what you learn actually sticks after everyone goes home.
I've worked across many industries and situations, and one thing hasn't changed — I read before I speak, study before I advise, and map the terrain before I recommend a route. Real understanding is the only thing worth paying for.
Before a recommendation, I study the context — the market, the people, the regulation, the history. Reading widely has given me analytical instincts that shortcuts can't replace.
I connect what I find — data, conversation, pattern, precedent — into a clear map of the situation. This is the quiet discipline behind every plan I hand over.
Understanding alone is not the goal. Everything I learn gets shaped into something usable — a clear plan, a workable system, a decision you can act on tomorrow.
Designed and shipped a custom CRM + billing system for a Nepal-based holding group, replacing a patchwork of spreadsheets and legacy tools with one coherent platform their teams actually use day to day.
Guided a Nepal-based training institute through the first years of Japanese market entry — partner vetting, language readiness, cultural groundwork, and the quiet operational prep most firms skip.
Built and run a structured placement pipeline matching skilled Nepali workers with vetted foreign employers — language training, compliance, and the post-arrival support that determines whether a hire actually sticks.
Reset the bookkeeping and monthly reporting for a mid-sized business so leadership finally had numbers they trusted — and could show investors, auditors, and themselves without flinching.
Designed a private Cloudflare-tunneled hosting stack for a multi-company group — low cost, no open ports, full ownership of domains, data, and email. Built to outlive any one vendor.
Long-form research memos on cross-border business, immigration policy shifts, and emerging technology — written for clients and occasionally for the public record. Depth over volume.
"The two most important days in your life are the day you are born and the day you find out why."
— Mark Twain
"We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit."
— Aristotle
"Do every act of your life as if it were your last."
— Marcus Aurelius
"道可道，非常道。" — The way that can be told is not the eternal way.
— Lao Tzu
"Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?"
— Mary Oliver
"Patience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet."
— Aristotle
I read every message myself, and reply within a day or two — depending on Kathmandu's hour and how the tea is sitting.