1. BUSINESS PLAN & FINANCIAL PROJECTIONS

2. Platform as a Service Model

3. Enterprise Networking Foundations Mobile Device Management and Security Voice, Dial Tone and Data Services Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) Cloud Communications RIP BULL NETWORKS

4. Rip Bull Networks Ring Central Legacy/Traditional Traditional Voice xxx Voicemail xxx Toll-free services xxx Free long-distance, Voicemail, Conferencing, Forwarding, & Caller ID xx Public Cloud xx Web site checkout xx Mobile Device Management x Mobile Security Services x Private Cloud x Hybrid Cloud x Advanced Network Services x THE COMPETITION

6. Public Cloud ModelHybrid DeploymentsPrivate Cloud Model Pay-as-you-go modelIf a dedicated server is required to run a high- speed database application, that hardware can be integrated into a private cloud, in effect, hybridizing the solution between virtual servers and dedicated servers. This can’t be achieved in a public cloud. Dedicated Customers share hardware, storage, and network devices with other tenants using the cloud Having a private cloud ensures high levels of security since nothing can be accessed by other clients in the same data center Self-managedPCI and HIPAA compliance Small capital expense to startup services Fully-customizable RBN’s - VIRTUAL PBX SOFTWARE

7. SECURITY EMPHASIS When formulating a mobility management strategy, security is a paramount concern. Whether using employer-owned devices or BYOD, employees are accessing confidential corporate data. This requires companies to implement strong security policies, ensuring that all applications and content on employees’ mobile devices is properly secured. Security is at the core of RIP BULL NETWORKS’ enterprise mobility management. Our unprecedented level of mobile security gives you the confidence of knowing that corporate information is protected with end-to-end with security that extends to users, devices, applications, content, data, email, and networks. Rip Bull’s platform provides real-time device details and continuous compliance monitoring to ensure your devices and corporate data are completely secure which includes isolation and compartmentalization of data on the mobile network.

8.  Currently no one is able to manage nor provide voice, data and security on a single platform.  It’s financially difficult for companies to afford security and communication features going through separate carriers and providers.  Many organizations have yet to transition from legacy communication environments to their cloud strategy.  Lack of innovation throughout the Telecommunications industry.  Customers are demanding BYOD infrastructures.  The speed of technology change and current lack of flexible support for all platforms anywhere…anytime. WHY THIS MARKET?

9.  Brandon Gutierrez—Chief Executive Officer  Ryan Volk— Chief Financial Officer  Greg Reed – Chief Technology Officer  Louis Adams – Chief Information Officer  Jan Kanclirz – Chief Security Officer  Lea Garner— Pre-Sales Engineer (SMB)  Tony Verutti – Business Development Manager  Yonathan Barash— Financial Controller  John Gutierrez – Operations & Professional Services Manager  Monique Barash— Human Resources & Communications Analyst  Brian Middleton—General Manager of Channel Sales  Matt Walker – Director of Sales  Robert Straw — Enterprise Cloud Sales  ADVISORS  Bryan Koeberer— Financial Strategy Advisor  Gary Jacobs—Advisor of Telecom Master Agency Strategy  Thomas Bone — Advisor of Corporate Legal Best Practices For a detail description of backgrounds, duties, and value to the organization, please see business plan details. Executive Management Team

10. Startup Capital Request  Setup Platform Software & IT work flow  Onboard 3-4 current customers  Testing ends 10/31/14  Continue to bill current customers and onboard net new

11.  Jan, 2011 – Dell paid $612 million to acquire SecureWorks  Nov, 2012 – Cisco buys Meraki for $1.2 billion  Sept, 2013 – Ring Central files for IPO  Jan, 2014 – VMware acquires AirWatch for $1.54 billion **Rip Bull Networks seeks to enter into Series A immediately after seed funding has been reached. Exit Strategy Examples

12. Type of Security:Unsecured promissory notes, bearing interest at a simple interest rate calculated on the basis of a 365-day year (the “Notes”). Investors:Individuals and entities acceptable to the Company, who are “accredited investors” under Regulation D of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended (collectively, the “Investors”). Amount:The Company has authorized the issuance and sale of the Notes with an aggregate principal amount of up to $1,000,000. Closing: The initial closing of the transaction shall take place at such time and place as the Company and the initial Investors mutually agree upon, orally or in writing (the “Initial Closing”). The Company plans to sell up to the full remaining value of additional Notes at such time or times (each, a “Subsequent Closing”) as the Company deems appropriate. Summary of Note Terms

13. Please visit our crowdfunding profile located : https://www.fundable.com/rip-bull-networks Thank you for your consideration. Brandon Gutierrez 415-527-7318 Brandon@ripbullnetworks.com To obtain further information…