The operating basics, handled inside the center
Forming a company, keeping the books, staying compliant, and running the back office are problems thousands of businesses have already solved. Inside a Fortis Business Center they are solved for you — by specialists who serve many companies, not a department you have to build.
What’s inside
Operational support, accounting resources, legal resources, company formation support, administrative services, and local business assistance.
Company formation
Local entity setup, registered address, and the filings a new company needs on day one — in your first city and in every Fortis city you expand into.
Accounting resources
Bookkeeping, payroll, tax, and reporting through accountants who work across the center, so a two-person company gets the same quality as a fifty-person one.
Legal resources
Contracts, employment, intellectual property, and cross-border questions answered by attorneys who already know the businesses around you.
Operational support
Procurement, suppliers, insurance, banking introductions, and the operating checklist most founders learn the expensive way.
Administrative services
Reception, mail and package handling, scheduling, and the daily administration that should not be on a founder’s desk.
Local business assistance
Regulations, permits, and the way things actually get done in this city, from people who operate here.
How it works
Shared specialists
A company-formation specialist, an accountant, or an attorney serves several member companies. You get senior capability at a fraction of the cost of hiring it.
Member to member
The business next door registered a subsidiary in Bogotá last quarter. Inside Fortis, that knowledge moves.
Local first, network second
Each center’s services are built around its city’s rules. When you expand, the next center picks up where this one left off.
Business Services questions
Access to the specialists is included with a presence in the center. Professional work is billed by the specialist at member rates, which are published in the center. Figures are placeholders in this build.
Of course. Fortis companies remain independent. Many use the center’s specialists for local or cross-border work and keep their existing advisers for the rest.
Yes. That is one of the most common uses of the network — the local center handles formation, address, and the first filings while you stay in your home city.
The rest of the ecosystem
Workspace
Private offices, shared workspaces, meeting rooms, conference facilities, and spaces designed for collaboration.
Growth Resources
Marketing, ecommerce, technology, AI, design, sales, branding, logistics, recruiting, and other capabilities companies need to scale.
Talent
Connections to professionals, specialists, operators, students, entrepreneurs, and potential team members.
Education
Practical education for entrepreneurs, business leaders, young founders, and the next generation of builders.
Global Expansion
Local knowledge, relationships, infrastructure, and support for companies entering new countries and markets.
Community
A trusted environment where entrepreneurs can meet, exchange ideas, discover opportunities, and build together.