This was a PowerPoint I created along with Photoshop to compete in the Pitch Dingman competition at the University of Maryland to win funds. Here I pitched Campus Tycoons by discussing the problem it solved, how we solved it, and how we made a profit all in 6 minutes.

1. Pitch Dingman Presentation February 26, 2010 “ Crowdsourced Entrepreneurial Business Solutions for College Students” Presented by Justin M. Searles

6. “ Helping students go from eating ramen to rack of lamb through crowdsourced entrepreneurial consulting, networking, and investment.”

10. Other Membership Features

11. Competitive Landscape

12. Campus Tycoons’ Revenue Streams 1) Student Membership Subscriptions 2) Geo-Advertising 3) Credit Purchases 4) Student Business Equity Holdings $80 $48 $30 Fee 12 Months 6 Months 3 Months Duration

13. Projected Expenses: $14,675 TOTAL $10,000 Web Development $500 Travel $750 Supplies $0 Salary $1000 Marketing Research $825 Licenses $1000 Legal Fees $500 Competitive Analysis $1000 Accounting Fees Cost Expenses

14. 1) University of Maryland 2) University of Virginia 3) University of Pennsylvania 4) William & Mary 5) George Washington University Collegiate Entrepreneurial Hotspot Map Break-even Strategy Acquire ~500 customers of 3 month memberships. Expected to break-even within 30 months.

15. Use of Funds $6,500 Total $2,500 Future Investment $4,000 Committed Capital Web Development

16. The Team Justin M. Searles Founder & CEO Raphael Foelster Marketing Strategy & Operations Intern Jamey Harvey Advisor

17. Questions & Answers Thanks for your attention. [email_address] (408) 634-3330