Trustoptix biz overview

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Presentation Objectives

• Introduce SMARTvt

• Understanding of the business opportunity

• Business strategy

• Business essentials

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Evolving an Idea Into a Business, a Product, and a Brand

IdeaConcentration

Actions

PrototypeOpportunity

Product Name

Commercialization

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XStrategy

Leadership

Infrastructure

FinancePerson

People

BusinessesCustomers

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• Who is SMARTvt.org

• Why were they selected

• Initial critique

A leading economic

development organization

….building sustainable businesses

….building sustainable

brands

…..individual and corporate

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SMARTvt.org

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“The only measure of a

team’s success is

achievement.

Achievement comes through

relentless effort and

commitment.”

….Bill Parcells

Building the North American Business

OpportunityStrategy

Financing

Building a

Business is a

Process

Infra-structure

Leadership

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• 800,000 workplace-related eye and ear injuries occur every year.

• The market is fragmented with no clear leader offering an integrated eye/ear product.

• Current offerings don’t easily or comfortably integrate eye and ear safety wear.

Become the leading

provider of eye and ear safety gear.

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The Opportunity

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Find a business partnerStatus: Engaged SMARTvt as business development teamNext Steps: Complete/None anticipated.

Identify target markets we can enter quicklyStatus: Home hardware, sporting goods, commercial supply co’s.Next Steps: Close a reference account

Build a cost effective/productive sales organizationStatus: Led by D. Siciliano. Initial calls are being made by Dan and Mark RenkertNext Steps: Identify and recruit well connected network of sales reps.

Initial groups have been screened. None selected

How do you eat an

elephant?

…..one bite at a time.

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The Strategy

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Build the Supply ChainStatus: Ricki and Jorge need to finalize their business relationshipNext Steps: Negotiate a formal supply agreement/rep contract

Build internal infrastructureStatus: Not startedNext Steps: None until financial resources are available

Secure FinancingStatus: Not startedNext Steps: Need to finalize business plan and start a revenue stream

before reaching out to investors

How do you eat an

elephant?

…..one bite at a time.

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The Strategy

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Target Markets/Customers

How do you fit a giraffe

in a refrigerator?

…..you start by opening the door.

Market

DIY/Hardware

Sporting Goods

• Inititial conversations complete

• Ace Hardware• Lee Valley• Gardner’s Supply• CHP

• Dick’s Sporting Goods

Initial Targets

• Ace has committed to buy• Product in evaluation at Lee

Valley, Gardner’s Supply and CHP

• Siciliano will introduce product to personal contacts.

Comments

Industrial Safety • MHV

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• Other Markets • Companies? • Actions in process?

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Agreement Framework should be:• Multi-year with options to renew • Should define standard pricing and frequency of price

increases• Credit terms, return policies• Should be performance based with:

Vendor requirements for lead times, product quality, shipping accuracy

Distributor requirements for unit sales, new accounts and rep base expansion

Supply Agreement

This will be a fundamental requirement any bank, reputable distributor or major national account will have of us.

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• Current financing sources:• Sweat equity on the part of all U.S. parties• Angel financing on a limited basis from a colleague of the

Sells

• Working capital needed for a $6 million sales level.Accounts receivable (DSO 45 days) $ 750KInventory (2 months supply) 600Accounts payable (30 days purchases) (300) Net financing needed $1,050K

• Lenders will look for a formal arms length relationship that gives comfort that there will be a sustainable line of supply since this is the only product the Company will be selling.

Financing

Achieving an attractive market share will require traditional lines of working capital financing.

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