Shaikh Waseem
Business Strategist and Expert / Franchise Expert / Startup Consultant
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Business Strategist and Expert / Franchise Expert / Startup Consultant
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Islamabad, Pakistan
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Lahore, Pakistan
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Lahore, Pakistan
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Lahore, Pakistan
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Karachi, Pakistan
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Scope & fit
Understand the typical engagement scope, then see if your situation matches.
Typical work areas included in a Business Consultant engagement
Helping you set clear goals and a practical plan to reach them — whether you want to grow revenue, enter a new market, or improve profitability.
Creating a professional business plan for investors, banks, or your own internal roadmap. Includes financial projections and market analysis.
Identifying waste, slow processes, or inefficiencies in how your business runs day to day, and fixing them so you save time and money.
Advising businesses on how to enter a new city, region, or product category in Pakistan — with research, risk assessment, and a launch plan.
Helping small and medium businesses in Pakistan with governance, succession planning, and professionalising their operations.
Assessing whether a new business idea or investment is likely to succeed — before you spend money on it.
Supporting businesses in financial difficulty or rapid change. Identifying what needs to change and how to stabilise quickly.
Preparing your business to attract investors or secure bank financing — pitch decks, financial models, due diligence readiness.
Helping established businesses expand — new locations, new products, franchising, or hiring the right team to support growth.
Defining the right metrics to track your business health and setting up simple reporting so you always know how your business is doing.
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Find a Business ConsultantBusiness consultant fees in Pakistan vary based on experience, scope, and how long the engagement lasts. Most consultants charge either a fixed project fee or an hourly/daily rate. Prices below are typical market ranges — always confirm scope and deliverables before agreeing on a fee.
A single session (1–2 hours) to discuss a specific problem, get feedback on your plan, or ask focused questions. Good for a second opinion.
A defined project such as a business plan, feasibility study, or market entry plan. Typically delivered over 1–4 weeks with clear deliverables.
Ongoing advisory support — regular meetings, availability for questions, and help executing the strategy. Common for growing SMEs.
A comprehensive engagement covering diagnosis, strategy development, implementation planning, and follow-up. Suited for larger businesses or complex challenges.
Actual pricing depends on the consultant's experience and project scope. Consultance.online does not charge commission — all payments are agreed directly between you and the consultant.
Six steps to finding and engaging the best consultant for your needs.
Before searching, write down in 2–3 sentences what problem you want to solve or what outcome you need. This helps you find the right type of consultant and communicate clearly.
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Use the free inquiry form to describe your situation. A good consultant will respond with questions or a brief proposal — this tells you a lot about how they work.
Most consultants offer a short introductory call before quoting. Use this to ask about their experience with similar businesses, their approach, and expected timeline.
Get the scope of work and fee in writing before starting. Make sure deliverables, timelines, and what happens if scope changes are all clear.
Share relevant documents, financials, or background information. Be open and honest — the more context they have, the better their advice will be.
At the end of the project, review what was delivered. A good consultant will also make sure you understand and can act on their recommendations.
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