Business Development Partner for Software Projects

Looking for motivated individuals, assistants, students, writers, freelancers, or working professionals to help with business development, networking, and exploring new opportunities as part of a long-term collaboration. I've been spending a lot of time on development, and lately I've been thinking about how much more I could do with the right person working alongside me. That's why I'm posting here. I'm hoping to meet someone who's interested in business, enjoys talking with people, and would like to explore a long-term working relationship. You don't need to be a developer or have years of business experience. I'm happy to work with someone who's just getting started, as long as they're reliable, easy to communicate with, and genuinely interested. What would we work on? The idea is pretty simple. I'd handle the technical side of software projects, while you'd help me find opportunities, connect with potential clients, and build new professional relationships. We could start small, see how well we work together, and gradually take on more responsibilities as things develop. I'm particularly interested in meeting people from the US, and Canada. Students, freelancers, and people who already have a regular job are all welcome. You don't need to leave what you're currently doing. A little about the opportunity This would be remote, with flexible hours. I'm not expecting anyone to commit to a full-time schedule right away. I'd like to begin with a small paid project, get to know each other's working style, and see whether there's a good foundation for something longer term. We'd agree on payment and responsibilities before starting. If things go well, there could be opportunities for ongoing work and additional monthly income. If this sounds interesting... Just send me a short introduction. I'd be interested to know where you're based, what you're currently doing, and what made you interested in this opportunity. You don't need to send a long cover letter or a perfect resume. I'd much rather hear a little about you in your own words. Thanks for reading. Looking forward to meeting some good people here!