2. Introduction  Henk van Dillen  Mark Janson  Rosmarie Mos  Viona Ustasia

3. Content  The product  Marketing  Risks  Realization schedule  Financials

4. The idea  3D Printer  Production company  Dream, Design, Create

6. Future 3D printing provides endless options for consumers who want to conceptualize their idea.

7. Will it be a succes?

9. Marketing Creative industry – Arts/Architecture/Advertisement

10. What will Qube offer? WEBSHOP PRE PRINTED ITEMS DESIGNS UPLOAD OWN DESIGN ALTER DESIGNCHECK PRINTING THE DESIGNS

12. Risks  Internal  Website failure  Not achieve budget  Member of staff leaves  External  Supplier is unable to deliver  New competitors  Failure to meet client objectives  Customers does not pay  Prices of raw material rise  The lack of turnover  Improper delivery of an order  Hacking into our web shop  A wrong product deliver to the customer  Damaged product

13. Risks

14. Realization schedule

15. Financials The investment will be 30.000 euro and this is needed for fixed and current assets. The annual return on investment is 5% from 2013 on. When the profit is more than 20.000 euro Qube will start to pay a dividend of 8%. Balance sheet 1-9-2012 Debit Credit Fixed assets Own capital Website € 10.000 Investors capital € 30.000 Printer € 2.000 Profit reserve € 1.200- Inventory € 9.000 Software € 380 Liabilities Creditors € - Currents assets Office rent € 600 Advertisement € 1.000 Raw material € 200 Website maintenance € 1.000 Debtors € - Current account € 4.620 Total € 28.800 Total € 28.800

16. Financials