1. Projecting Hope Reverie
Allysa Rockholt
Leah Sisemore

2. Our Team Leah Sisemore Allysa Rockholt
• Volunteer for NAMI and Royal Family Kid’s Camp; two trips to Haiti
• Marketing & Communications
• Algebra tutor, volunteer for Camarillo hospital
• Future career in engineering
Leah Sisemore- Could be the one who would come up with ways to market Reverie, such as speaking to non-profits and creating ads in magazines. Communicator and speaker of the team.
Also has knowledge of third-world countries and their need for education as she has been to the impoverished country of Haiti twice.
Allysa Rockholt- good with numbers and tutoring, future engineer

3. The Issue 1.7 million teachers needed
796 million people illiterate= 1/8 world’s population- according to the World Literacy Foundation
67 million children- no access to basic education
Need teachers
Arab states= 248,000- According to UNESCO
North America and Western Europe= 174,000
South and West Asia= 114,000
Sub- Saharan Africa= 993,000
Other Regions= 187,000
- 1.7 million teachers needed in all
1.7 million teachers needed
* World Literacy Foundation, UNESCO

4. The Solution- Reverie • lightweight mini projector
• plays for up to 200 people at once- up to 3 hours at a time
• rechargeable with solar panel
• durable (like a toughbook)
• durable (similar to a toughbook)
• we can make any room a classroom

5. The Solution- Educational Videos
Free educational tools and videos
Highly renowned with 15 million users
Micro SIM slot and USB slot make uploading videos simple

6. Target Market Non-profit organizations
-Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
Dedicated to providing a fulfilled life for those in developing countries
-American Federation of Teachers
Send teachers to developing countries- Reverie would be a great tool
1.5 million non-profits, 189,000 educational according to National Center for Charitable Statistics
Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
American Federation of Teachers

7. Competition Ideal for environment Expensive Affordable Not ideal
Our competition does not meet all the needs of being:
• Durable
• Small and Portable
• Solar Powered
• Reasonably Priced
Not ideal

8. Monetization
We are a for-profit company with the motivation of doing good for the world
COGS = $150
Price= $300
Gross margin= $150
COGS- $150
Price= $300
Gross Margin= $150
Similar to price of tablet or phone, but…
• Reverie can be used by many people
• Used without electricity or power
• Durable

9. Development Plan First 6 months After 1 year After a few years
Hire engineer
Developed prototype, produced Reverie
Begin marketing
Expanded to an office with a larger team
Begin to sell other supplies such as screens and speakers

10. Hire Engineer- $30,000 for 6 months plus $25,000 each a year
Benefits, Taxes, Social Security, Insurance- $9,000
Marketing- $20,000
Marketing- $500 a month budget for marketing online (cost per click facebook/ google) for one year= $6,000
Marketing in magazines such as
Production and Materials- $20,000
Why you should invest:
• Reverie has the opportunity to affect millions of people positively
• There is a strong market for Reverie
• There is opportunity to expand the company and have capital return.