Business Development

In line with our leadership mission, Maglus is constantly looking for business opportunities in the field of advanced engineering.  For business development purposes, entities outside Maglus are defined along three planes:  Internal Stakeholders, External Stakeholders, and Customers.

Internal Stakeholders:

Internal stakeholders are employees and investors.  Investors are entities who are looking to make monetary investments with a medium to long-term significant gain with a specific risk, and a specific ROI.

External Stakeholders:

External stakeholders are partners and angel companies.  Due to the nature of high-tech development and production, business to business transactions imply that partner operations have a stake in the operations of Maglus.  In other words, the nature of the partnership is such that Maglus’ success ties-in directly with the partner’s success and vice-versa, turning the partner into an external stakeholder.

An angel company is an external stakeholder that has agreed to purchase Maglus products or services using credit terms favorable to Maglus (such as partial payments in advance).  An angel company may also become an internal stakeholder by directly investing resources in Maglus.

Customers:

Customers are companies who purchase Maglus services and/or products using standard credit terms.

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