1. The Slip Tip Marker By: Sara Clouse, Angela Arce, Raymond A. Ford, and Christina Ochoa

2. What is wrong with the current marker? The ink fades quickly There is little to no visibility in large lecture spaces Ink is not replaceable Marker is thrown away after use

3. What can we do to modify the marker? Large slanted tip Replaceable ink cartridge Recyclable plastic

4. Background Areas of use include: Auditoriums Commercial offices Homes Classrooms Church services

5. Benefits Any User Professors/Teachers Managers Political figures Business & Marketing officials

6. Design Features Refillable clear body Allows user to monitor ink levels 30 Millimeter slanted tip 300-600% larger than traditional dry-erase marker Replaceable tip with twist-on function Non-toxic ink in variety of colors Xylene and Tolene free, odorless

7. Sustainable Functionality Made from 100% recycled PET plastics Recyclable Bio-degradable synthetic fiber tips

10. Producers Show the world that you care about both the demands of your consumer and environment Own the intellectual property rights to a eco-friendly product with a high demand By being the only firm to produce these markers, your guaranteeing long term profits

11. Consumers Consumers will feel as though their needs are being met School districts will be able to save money by purchasing these markers Users will not have to worry about writing not being visible from a distance