Glen Anthony Joshua connects producers, distributors and specialist providers with the buyers who need them, before the window closes.

• 268US schools and libraries with an open request for internet, Wi-Fi or network equipment, signing date still ahead
• 485food and beverage producers abroad stating on the public record that they want the US market
• 1,100+foreign producers exhibiting at US food trade shows this year to meet importers and distributors
• 4school districts and libraries confirmed open technology requests to us this week

Sourced from federal E-Rate filings, US trade-show exhibitor registrations and national export catalogues. If any of these are yours, get in touch.

• →Michigan school district · district-wide core and access switching refresh · sourcing qualified bidders
• →Oklahoma school district · Wi-Fi, switching and cabling refresh · sourcing qualified bidders
• →Italian specialty food producer · US distribution beyond the East Coast · in discussion

Clients are never named. Results will be listed here as mandates close.

Not a list or a database. I handle every mandate myself, and every introduction follows the same four steps.

• Define the briefWhat you sell or need, the regions and channels that matter, and what a good partner looks like. Agreed in writing.
• SourceWe identify companies whose category, coverage and track record match the brief, from public records and our own outreach.
• QualifyWe speak to each company first to confirm interest, capacity and fit. Only companies that clear this step are introduced.
• IntroduceA direct introduction with the context both sides need. Pricing, volumes and terms are then agreed between you and them.

I’m Glen Anthony Joshua, founder of GAJ Connect. I work on one thing: finding the specific partner a business needs, checking the fit with them first, and making the introduction directly. You deal with me from the first email to the introduction.