How to make $750,000+ in donations to your favorite Non-Profit organizations. This 1st in the world model enables significant donation streams to flow from Private Sector Companies to Non-Profits while simultaneously increasing the Private Sector Company's Operating Profits and positive PR. International Performance Group, Ltd.'s (www.ipgl.com) new Private Sector, Non Profit Impact Project™ does NOT use a "zero-sum mentality". Thus, the money is first, created at the Private Sector Company, on the condition, the company sends a significant percentage of it to the Non-Profit Sector. IPG's Mission Statement: Make the Greatest Social Impact … Ever! IPG's Mantra: Find People that "make things happen" and help them "Make Bigger Things Happen Faster!" Join us - Be a Significant Impact Player in the Game of Life!

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Non-Profit Organization
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International Performance Group, Ltd.
The Private-Sector,
Non-Profit Impact Project
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Make the Greatest Positive Social Impact
… Ever!
This is IPG’s Mission Statement; no if’s, and’s or but’s!
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is Pleased to Introduce our Newest
International Social Initiative
Freshly Designed to Drive Significant Social Change by
Combining the Best Private Sector Companies (PS Co’s),
Non-Profit Organizations (NPO’s) and the Creative Team of
International Performance Group (IPG)
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Overview – Non-Profit Organization (NPO)
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Realities of Social Responsibility
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Optimizing NPO’s Upside
 How It Works (New Donation Channel, Not a Replacement)
– The Process
– Pre-Implementation
– Post-Implementation
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The Results
– Multi-year donation model
– Target Minimum from PS Co Partner: $750,000 over 5 years
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Creating PS Co Partner Surplus Profits
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Getting Started
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Realities of Social Responsibility
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Corporate donation requests continue to grow
– Many traditional donation models are “tired and stretched”
 Numerous small donations cost more to process
 Employees & volunteers are pressed to do more with less
 Non-Profits are often unable to provide badly needed
services due to a lack of funds:
– Geographical reach boundaries
– Maximum capacity of people helped per day / month / year limits
– Dedicated, full-time staff for excellent Programs need to be hired
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6. Private Sector,
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Optimizing NPO’s Upside
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Increases your large donations
– Target Minimum: $750,000 over 5 years, per PS Co Partner unique project
 Decreases your overhead costs for each donation
 IPG does the majority of the work with the PS Co Partner
 NPO is the primary relationship manager with the PS Co
Partner
 IPG works on a contingent-performance model
– This mitigates PS Co Partner’s normal fixed consulting fee expense risks
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7. Private Sector,
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How It Works – The Process Project SM
(New Donation Channel, Not a Replacement)
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IPG provides training and support to NPO
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IPG helps NPO identify potential PS Co Partners
– Create excellent PR opportunities
– Focus on effectiveness and efficiencies (vs. people reduction)
– Align projects to complement and accelerate current initiatives
 NPO introduces the PS, NP Impact Project to potential PS
Co Partner Divisions, Functional areas, Geographical
locations, etc.
 NPO and IPG meet jointly with potential PS Co Partners
– These meetings are to introduce the PS, NP Impact Project opportunities to
the potential PS Co Partners
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8. Private Sector,
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How It Works – The Process Project SM
(New Donation Channel, Not a Replacement)
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NPO and IPG jointly present to potential PS Co Partners
– These are to secure agreements for assessments or projects
– NPO will present specific plans for the Forecasted, New Donations
– IPG will present specific plans for identifying and delivering New Operating
Profits, in collaboration with PS Co Partners
 Important for the NPO and IPG to Communicate
– PS Co Partners need to understand; IPG reduces their risks by using a
performance-contingency model. Only allocating New Operating Profits:
• Year #1: PS Co: 50% - NPO: 25% - IPG: 25%
• Year #2: PS Co: 80% - NPO: 20% - IPG: 0%
• Year #3: PS Co: 85% - NPO: 15% - IPG: 0%
• Year #4: PS Co: 90% - NPO: 10% - IPG: 0%
• Year #5: PS Co: 95% - NPO: 5% - IPG: 0%
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How It Works – Pre-Implementation
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PS Co Partner and IPG agree to complete a 4-week
Assessment
– Focus will only be on potential Operating Profit Increase areas selected
by the PS Co Partner and agreed to by IPG.
• PS Co Partner’s investment is only $5-25k (below market value)
• This initial assessment fee is reimbursable if the PS Co Partner
moves forward with a contingent-performance based agreement
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PS Co Partner and IPG complete the Assessment
– IPG identifies and forecasts New Operating Profit increase potential
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NPO and IPG jointly deliver the Assessment results
– NPO presents to the PS Co Partner, specifically what NPO will do with
your share of the new forecasted Operating Profits
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How It Works – Post-Implementation
After implementation of agreed upon performance enhancements at the PS Co
Partner, a new Scoreboard Report is produced each month by the PS Co Partner and
shared with NPO and IPG. The new Operating Profit increases are recommended to be
allocated as follows: (NPO’s can be increased at the discretion of PS Co Partner)
PS Co NPO IPG
Year #1 50% 25% 25%
Year #2 80% 20% -0-
Year #3 85% 15% -0-
Year #4 90% 10% -0-
Year #5 95% 5% -0-
Year #6+ 98% 2% -0-
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The Results
Below is an example of the Targeted Minimum Donation Amounts Per $1M of
New Operating Profits Increased at PS Co Partner, by IPG in
collaboration with the PS Co Partner and NPO
% Annual Amt Cumulative Amt Cumulative Amt (if $10M)
Year #1 25% $250,000 $250,000 $2,500,000
Year #2 20% $200,000 $450,000 $4,500,000
Year #3 15% $150,000 $600,000 $6,000,000
Year #4 10% $100,000 $700,000 $7,000,000
Year #5 5% $50,000 $750,000 $7,500,000
Year #6+ 2% $20,000 $770,000 $7,700,000
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Creating Surplus Profits – IPG Target Areas
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Improving process effectiveness and efficiency
 Reducing distribution / selling expenses
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Improving product mixes for improved margins
 Elevating client service levels
 Increasing top-tier employee acquisition and retention
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Ultimately; Increasing Operating Profits per:
– Distributor
– Client
– Employee
– Revenue & Expense Dollar
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Getting Started
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Scheduling the next meeting with IPG
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Link to the http://www.ipgl.com/ IPG website now
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Corporate Leadership Team’s Direct Contact Information
– International Performance Group, Ltd.
• 7475 West Fifth Avenue – Suite 150 – Lakewood, CO 80226
– Michael Anthony – Chief Executive Officer
• manthony@ipgl.com – 720.990.0235
– Jim Roncevich - President
• jroncevich@ipgl.com – 303.549.5051
– Izabela Lundberg – Chief Distribution Officer
• ilundberg@ipgl.com – 720.371-3688
– Tom Cotner – Sr. Advisor & Interim Chief Marketing Officer
• tcotner@ipgl.com – 303.968.9095
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Thank you – Next Steps
“It is always the start
that requires the greatest effort.”
James Cash Penney
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