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1 Business Title Sub header (what we do) Contact Information

2 Mission & Vision Describing the Business Concept: Mission & Vision Your Mission? Your Vision? Or, what is your Big Hairy Audacious Goals (BHAG)? What are you deeply PASSIONATE ABOUT?

3 The Market Needs: Market Overview Explain what market needs you are trying to fulfill  For developing a new BOP product & service which is truly useful for customers, the clue is always hidden among the lives of local people.  Do you have a deep understanding of what people truly need?

4 Address whichever issues relevant in your presentation: Explain what impediments in the target market exist  Such impediments as cultural, economics, political, social and geographical issues may exist Explain issues with how established market players are doing business in the target market  It may be that people simply don’t know better, or  There may be established market players who do not like new comers to compete Explain why big businesses are not doing business in the target market  There may be a cost at issue – how do you make it affordable? The Market Needs: Market Overview (continued)

5 The Solution: Business Outlines What is the proposed solution to the market needs you identified? Have you considered to incentivize all relevant stakeholders in the market? This means you must find a win-win solution for everyone including:  Your customer (end user)  Your collaborators (manufacturers, distributors, merchants…and established local competitors)  Your financiers (sponsors, donors, lenders)  Regulators (Government, local officials) Your core competence in this business is demonstrated in this page.

6 The Solution: Business Model For Profit? (targeting BOP consumers)  Any creative way to pay for product/service?  Who pays? How much?  Disposable income of your target customers?  Any similar business model to mention? For Non-profit? (donation based income stream)  Merit/appeal for donors?  How do you collect donations?  Competing NPOs for the money?  Any similar business model to mention? What drives your RSOURCE ENGINE?

7 The Solution: Branding Strategy Branding – Ultimate Unfair Advantage  Action plan towards building a brand:  Can you identify your market position? (about your positioning)  How are you going to project a unique and impressionable image to people which will eventually result in a strong positioning in the market? By developing a strong branding, you will create a positive spiral of:  Strong Branding ⇒ Attracting Supporters ⇒ Building Strong Organization ⇒ Building Track Record ⇒ Strong Branding ⇒ Attracting Supporters…and so on.

8 About who we are: The Management Team Explain who is involved with your organization starting with yourself. Organization chart can be useful

9 About what we accomplished/what we did so far: History of the Management Team This is where you explain about your track record, background in business and technical expertise, etc. Explain how you came to know/aware of the issues you are dealing with through this business proposal. Start-up advice: Take one small step at first, and build “a displayable track record.” Continue working, then you will soon be ready for a giant leap. Your core competence in this business is demonstrated in this page as well. What can you be THE BEST IN THE WORLD AT?

10 Milestones: Future Path & Forecasting Financials Setting Goals/Milestones & Business Turnover ($)  Short-term Goal – Proof of Concept/Building a Prototype  Medium-term Goal – Business Start-Up/Launch Phase  Long-term Goal –Sustainable Growth Phase