Dreammakers

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BUILD YOUR DREAM 2016

PITCHING YOUR DREAM : WORKSHOP 3

NJCU SOB & YOU

A PERFECT MATCH FOR THE ENTREPRENEUR
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CUZ WE GOT E-POWER

  • SOB Entrepreneurship Program
  • SBDC Hudson County
  • BDI
  • Guarani Library
  • Entrepreneurship club
  • Alumni & Friends
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OUR DREAM MAKERS

KATHLEEN RENNIE, MICHAEL CHICCHINE, BILAL DIXON
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PITCHING YOUR DREAM BUSINESS

PITCH TIME LIMITS

  • Define Problem 3 minutes Define Market 4 minutes Define Unique Advantage 2 minutes Define Investment 3 minutes
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WHO ARE THE INVESTORS

  • Friends and Family Banks (Traditional) Microlenders CrowdSource Funders Angel Investors and Venture Capitalists (not interested small markets

WHAT INVESTORS WANT FROM YOU

  • A Good Investment Based on Sound Platform You need to demonstrate Significant Need or / In Tech – Advantage There are Early Customers –(Traction) Solid Market – Sizeable and Addressable Low Entry Barriers Team – Folks with Solid Skill Sets
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PITCHING THE INVESTOR

  • Ethos
  • Pathos
  • Logos

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BUILD YOUR DREAM

FINALS APRIL 25, 2016 5:30 PM

IMPLEMENTING YOUR BUSINESS IDEA

  • Create a Business Plan
  • Understand Finance Options
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BUSINESS ASSESSMENT

  • Research
  • Keep Business Definition ... Simple
  • Functional Knowledge/Experience
  • Revenue Expectations
  • Exit Strategy

PERSONAL ASSESSMENT

  • FICO Credit Score 720
  • 20% Start Up Costs
  • Collateral
  • Another Source of Income
  • Time and Committment
  • Passion

FINANCING A BUSINESS

FRIENDS AND FAMILY

  • Low interest or free
  • Use lawyer to draw up contract
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BANK LOANS / CREDIT UNION

  • Business Plan
  • 720 +
  • Long term customer
  • Banks will not loan for certain businesses
  • SBA backed loan
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HOME EQUITY LOANS/LOC

  • Low interest rates
  • Difference of 1%
  • House is on the line

VENTURE CAPITALISTS/ANGEL INVESTORS

  • Provide money in exchange for fraction of business
  • Prefer growth oriented sectors
  • VC firms Dominated by men
  • Very cautious about $$$
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PEER TO PEER/ CROWDFUNDING

  • Finding people through crowd sourcing sites that will invest small amounts of money into your project
  • Pay 5-8 % to peer to peer site/ credit card processing
  • Kick starter, indiegogo, 1000angels,angel list

MICROLOANS

  • Small , short term loans for small businesses You may qualify for one through UCEDC Microloans can be guaranteed by the SBA Can be difficult to secure Not available everywhere
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FINANCING TO AVOID

  • Payday lenders
  • Credit Cards
  • Retirement Saving
  • Informal lenders
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FINANCIAL DOCUMENTS

  • Breakeven Analysis Monthly Cash Flow Projected Income Statements Personal balance sheet and compensation- statement of changes in financial position Maintain Accounting Records
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OVERVIEW

BUSINESS PLAN
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SHOW ME THE MONEY

THE BIZ PLAN IS THE DETAIL OF BIZ MODEL

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SMALL BUSINESS BDREAMS BEGIN HERE
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SMALL BUSINESS LANDSCAPE

EVIDENCE BASED REALITY

STARTLING sTATS

  • 29 million small biz's in US
  • 23 million self employed
  • 49.2% of Americans work in private sector - thus backbone
  • Takeaway - the market looks good for entrepreneurs
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2. SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS CREATE IMPACT

  • They invest in themselves
  • They invest in local economy
  • They are not a part of the corporate machinery/ be a conscious capitalist
  • They can set family legacy
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SMALL BUSINESS CREATES NICHE

  • You get to enter a niche because the scope of your resources are limited
  • Which Translates into doing something you love.
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4. IT PAYS TO BE LE LOCAL

  • Buyers prefer to go local given the choice
  • The large numbers of small business suggest that folks want local/ regional
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WHY START?

  • Have an idea and capitalize on it
  • Have direct or related experience in field or biz
  • Can take a financial risk
  • Be committed over time
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WHAT TYPE OF BUSINESS SHOULD I OPEN?

DECISIONS. DECISIONS.
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TYPES OF BUSINESSES

  • Products
  • Services
  • Experiences
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TOP TRENDING

  • Robotics- Automatic Guided Vehicle
  • Mobile salons/retail
  • Healthy food vending machines
  • Foodie - speciality Foods/Food stands
  • Apps for kids
  • Translation services
  • Bike shops
  • Social media companies/ Instagram
  • Green construction
  • Baby products / niche
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SO YOU WANT TO OPEN A SMALL BUSINESS

ADVICE FROM DREAM MAKERS

MANUFACTURING

START UP PROJECT 2

BAKED GOODS

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