Cross-Border Market Entry · MedTech & AI

New markets reward the companies that read the terrain first.

KIBG advises global MedTech and AI companies on entering new markets — regulatory strategy, international capital, and the commercial traction that turns a launch into a business. The United States is our flagship.

Approach

Market entry is a commercial problem before it is a regulatory one.

Most firms will help you file. Fewer understand how health systems actually buy, where capital is flowing across borders, and how to build presence that compounds. KIBG works across all three — in the US and beyond.

01

Regulatory & market strategy

How each market's regulatory framework applies to your specific product, and the pathway that gets you to market without wasted cycles.

02

International capital

Positioning for the right investors in the right markets — the commercial narrative, the process, and the relationships to raise where the capital is.

03

Commercial traction

Go-to-market built for how a given health system buys: the ICP, the buying process, and the path from pilot to signed contract.

Flagship Market · United States

The world's largest healthcare market, entered on purpose.

The US offers a unified FDA pathway, the deepest pool of growth capital, and a single domestic market at unmatched scale — advantages that only materialize if you understand the terrain. It is where we have the deepest operating experience.

~$720B
Projected new US economic output in 2026
>50%
Of US earnings growth AI-driven (Vanguard)
~$730B
Global MedTech market, 2026
~44%
CAGR of global AI-in-medical-devices, 2025–34
Beyond the US · Global Expansion

The same discipline, applied across borders.

Europe, Canada, the Gulf, and Asia-Pacific each reward a different playbook. For companies expanding beyond a home market — in either direction — KIBG brings the regulatory, capital, and commercial fluency to enter deliberately rather than opportunistically.

Principal

An operator who has built on both sides of the table.

Nathan Klarer
Founder & Principal

A commercial operator and company builder with a technical foundation — bioengineering and AI by training, commercial leadership by trade. Nathan has built and sold healthcare AI globally, published the clinical work behind it, and operated on the commercial side of scale.

  • Leadership
    Chief executive and commercial leadership across multiple companiesSonaro, Clairyon, Bridgecrest Medical, and Datyra.
  • Exits
    Two realized exitsFounding-team participation in a NASDAQ IPO (Core Scientific); acquisition of Bridgecrest Medical.
  • Clinical AI
    Lead company published in Nature & NEJMSepsis-prediction and hospital-quality AI, deployed at major US academic health systems.
  • Operating
    Scaled to 45+ employeesBuilt a data and AI services company from zero over roughly eight years.
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