Layer 1
Readiness
Where do you stand today?
- The free test: 15 questions, about 5 minutes
- A report on five areas: product and market fit, operations, strategy, people and market presence
- A call to go through the results and agree the first steps
Strategy, market research, the systems that run your business, and a team that can sell. I work in five layers. Start with the one you need.
Start with
What we would do first
Example: Skami. Four candidate markets scored on seven criteria. Kazakhstan came out first. Read the case
What we would do first
Example: EBA Georgia. A three-year strategy, a Balanced Scorecard with 31 objectives, eight job descriptions and a 101-item digitalisation brief. Read the case
What we would do first
Example: BigSams. Four branches and a central kitchen: costs, suppliers and P&L per branch in one management platform. Read the case
What we would do first
Example: Digital Export Manager. A 4-week practical course for export and sales managers: market selection, lead generation, CRM and AI tools. See the course
Most companies need two or three. Each layer leaves something your team keeps: a plan, a list, a tool or a skill.
Layer 1
Where do you stand today?
Layer 2
Where to sell, to whom, at what price, and how to organise for it?
Layer 3
What does the market look like, and who will buy?
Layer 4
How do you run the business without spreadsheet chaos?
Layer 5
Can your people sell without you in the room?

Business association · Strategy and Systems · 2026
EBA needed a three-year strategy, a clearer organisation, a digitalisation plan and a more sustainable income model.

I'm Lia Kereselidze. For more than eight years I have sold Georgian products to foreign buyers: wine and spirits, food, health products, jewellery, fashion and IT services. I have closed $5.5M in export deals, with work across 23 countries. Strata is how I now do that work for other companies, and I build many of the tools my clients use myself.
All 23 countries
Tell me what you sell and where you want to sell it. I reply within one business day, in English or Georgian.