Carolina Arriagada Peters is one of the very first international consultants specialised in Aftercare and Post-Investment. She advises governments on how to maximise long-term foreign direct investment. A former practitioner from her tenure at London & Partners, the international promotional agency from the British capital, she is the Managing Director of Cities & Collaboration and Founder of fdiCampus, providing tailored strategy consultancy, training and mentoring to FDI executives globally. She holds a bachelor's degree in Communications, an MBA from Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez, Chile, and an MA in Communications from Westminster University, UK.

David Coble is a Senior Economist at the Central Bank of Chile. His main research interests are International Economics and Applied Macroeconomics. He was previously the Chief Economist and Head of Research at InvestChile - the Chilean Government's Foreign Investment Promotion Agency - where he worked developing the first Investment and Business Climate Survey and a system for evaluating the impact of InvestChile's services to foreign companies. He holds bachelor's and master's degrees in Economics from the University of Chile, and a PhD in Economics from the University of Chicago, USA.

Toby X. Li is Assistant Professor of Strategy at Texas A&M's Mays Business School, USA. His main research focus is corporate strategy and international business, covering topics that include alliances, contracting, stakeholder management and organisational learning. Prior to academia, he worked in the energy sector, where he was involved in helping formulate foreign investment and diversification strategies. He holds a PhD in Strategy from Rice University's Jones Graduate School of Business, USA, an MPhil in Business Economics from the University of Cambridge, UK, and a BA in Economics from Brown University, USA.

Brendan Lewis is the President of RealSAM Inc in the United States, an artificial intelligence business with operations in the US, the UK, Australia and Italy. His past experience includes being a foreign investor into Vietnam, Indonesia and Romania, as well as representing Greater London in Australia for investment attraction, for 6 years. He holds qualifications in Information Systems from Curtin University, Australia, and Accounting from Monash University, Australia.

Foreword Introduction Part I: THE WHY 1. Understanding post-investment 2. Understanding Aftercare Part II: THE WHAT 3. Framework for Investor Services 4. Portfolio of Investor Services 5. Investor aid and grievances 6. Divestment 7. Place and Ecosystem Part III: THE HOW 8. How to set up an Aftercare unit 9. The "how" of Investor Services 10. Impact evaluation 11. Epilogue