eBooks
At HSP, we are keen to share our knowledge and expertise with our clients and prospects.
Our eBook section includes information and thought leadership across our industry. It’s designed to help clients navigate the issues and hurdles they face as they expand overseas and grow their operations – as well as capitalize on the opportunities available.
01
2024 EoR to Entity Transition Checklist
To create a seamless transition, our experts in international employment have created a checklist to serve as a roadmap for the process ahead.
02
How Will the GDPR Data Privacy Law Affect Your Business's Global Expansion?
Written by Paul Sutton, HSP’s General Counsel, this e-book helps you understand the impact of global expansion and provides practical examples and actionable guidance that simplify the complexity of the GDPR.
03
How to deliver successful cross-border carve-out
This extensive report written by HSP Group and our partners at Deel details the complexities and risks associated with getting cross-border carve-outs wrong.
04
Success Story: The Right Path to Global Growth
Before Acquia hired HSP Group as its strategic growth partner, the company’s initial approach to global expansion had resulted in a variety of solutions in different countries that were becoming increasingly difficult to manage.
05
Success Story: Going Global
When a fast-growing FinTech company reached out to HSP Group to become its sole expansion partner, we helped them achieve a more stress-free and efficient approach to cross-border growth.
06
13 Costly Mistakes to Avoid when Expanding to the United States
Despite its business-friendly reputation, entering the US market inevitably involves navigating a sea of rules and regulations that in many cases are unique in comparison with other locations.
07
Relocating at a Time of Crisis
War, unrest, political tensions, repression and corruption can suddenly present global businesses and their employees with issues, such as urgent relocations, sorting out visas and dealing with complex rules and regulations. So how can businesses move quickly to help their employees at a time of crisis, as well as plan for emergencies in the future?