# Storm Partners > Scaling Blockchain Beyond Web3 STORM Partners provides Web3 consulting services through legal compliance, marketing strategy, and technical advisory for blockchain adoption. STORM Partners provides Web3 consulting services for enterprises adopting blockchain technology. The company offers legal compliance guidance, marketing strategy development, and technical advisory services. STORM Partners operates from Geneva and provides Lightningbox innovation sandbox for institutional blockchain adoption projects. - Type: Company - Sector: Service Provider - Status: Active - Founded: 2020-01-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/storm_partners ## Products - [Lightningbox](https://thegrid.id/profiles/storm_partners): Lightningbox provides Web3 innovation sandbox services through structured development programs, enabling enterprise blockchain experimentation and prototype creation. The platform offers four-phase development processes and connects organizations with cybersecurity, legal, and infrastructure service providers. (Developer Tooling, Live, Main Product) - [Decentral House](https://thegrid.id/profiles/storm_partners): Decentral House provides Web3 co-working facilities through dedicated Geneva workspace infrastructure, enabling blockchain startup collaboration and community development. The facility offers 550 square meters of workspace and hosts networking events for Web3 entrepreneurs and enterprises. (Events & Conferences, Live) - [STORM Legal & Compliance Services](https://thegrid.id/profiles/storm_partners): STORM Legal & Compliance provides Web3 regulatory guidance through specialized blockchain legal frameworks, enabling crypto project structuring and regulatory risk management. The service offers jurisdiction-specific compliance advice for evolving digital asset regulations across European markets. (Legal Service Provider, Live) - [STORM Strategy & Research Services](https://thegrid.id/profiles/storm_partners): STORM Strategy & Research provides blockchain business advisory through venture acceleration programs, strategic planning, and enterprise adoption consulting. The service offers competitive intelligence and roadmapping to align Web3 organizations with market opportunities. (Service Provider, Live) - [STORM Growth & Marketing Services](https://thegrid.id/profiles/storm_partners): STORM Growth & Marketing provides multi-channel acquisition campaigns through brand positioning, community building, and content distribution. The service offers performance-driven marketing strategies focused on measurable business growth and user acquisition. 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