Name the real decision
Start with the move, transaction, structure or family event already shaping your options.
Private decision infrastructure
ATLAS helps cross-border founders and globally mobile families identify what matters early, organize the facts advisers need and preserve options before a move, financing, exit or family transition narrows them.
HELP FIRST
Start with the move, transaction, structure or family event already shaping your options.
ATLAS separates timing, structure, evidence and coordination so the next question becomes concrete.
Get prioritized actions, a printable issue map and a clearer route to the right adviser team.
WHO ATLAS IS BUILT FOR
ATLAS is designed for people whose decisions cross companies, families and borders—and for the advisers helping them coordinate the whole picture.
A move, financing or exit connects personal residence, company records, founder equity and adviser timing.
Citizenship, trusts, beneficiaries, succession and investment structures touch more than one legal or tax system.
The matter needs a reliable U.S. coordinator who can define the workstreams without displacing existing specialists.
Use ATLAS first. If the map reveals a time-sensitive decision, fragmented evidence or several advisers who need one coordinated plan, request a focused fit review. If Hoyos & Associates is not the right team, the map should still help route the issue to the right specialist.
Choose the question that is already on your mind. Every tool is private, takes about two minutes, and produces a tailored preparation map.
We used public founder biographies from Colombia, Mexico, Brazil and Argentina as reference trajectories, then invented planning facts solely to test each ATLAS suite. No statement below claims to describe a named founder’s private tax, family, trust, asset or adviser decisions.
Nubank identifies Vélez as founder and CEO and says he is originally from Medellín.
MXDaniel VogelBitso · public trajectory ↗Bitso identifies Vogel as CEO and co-founder; the company operates in Mexico, Argentina, Brazil and Colombia.
BRHenrique DubugrasBrex · public trajectory ↗Brex identifies Dubugras as a Brazilian co-founder of Pagar.me and Brex.
ARMarcos GalperinMercado Libre · public trajectory ↗SEC filings identify Galperin as a Mercado Libre co-founder; the company began in Argentina and he became executive chairman in 2026.
One ZIP, ten branded PDF playbooks, four founder archetypes per suite.
The earliest plausible U.S. residency date controls the planning calendar. Work backward before choices disappear.
A locally sensible recommendation can become globally expensive when no adviser owns the full Colombia-U.S. payoff matrix.
Section 1202 value depends on historical facts the company can later prove—not a label added when a sale begins.
Trust situs is not the answer. Residence, control, beneficiaries and distribution mechanics determine the planning path.
Once a process becomes concrete, bargaining, tax and fiduciary constraints begin shrinking the founder's feasible planning set.
A U.S. LLC is a legal form—not a conclusion about classification, withholding, estate exposure or governance.
Every financing can add consent rights that turn yesterday's personal planning option into tomorrow's negotiation.
One U.S. child can change the distribution, reporting and governance analysis for an otherwise foreign family structure.
Liquidity solves the company problem and creates a common-agency problem among banks, advisers, trustees and managers.
A rational entry plan models the cost of preserving a future departure instead of treating U.S. residence as a one-way event.
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
PRIMARY-SOURCE STARTING POINTS
A STRONG MATTER STARTS WITH A SHARP BRIEF.