A mission and vission of development and professionalism

3. Dutch Lions FC

4. Objectives

5. How to get there

6. Stadium Complex

7. ROI on player Sales

8. Dayton Dutch Lions FC

9. Youth Development – Dutch Lions FC Academy

10. Community Approach

11. Structure in the United States

13. Nobody playing for the top teams in Europe while dominating almost every sport besides soccer

15. OHIO ranked 8th nationally as far as registered youth players (*p4)

16. Soccer largest sport in Dayton and still gowing (pased baseball recently)

25. 20 (small) office spaces for $ 1.250,- per month ($ 25.000,- month, $ 300.000 per year)

26. 20 VIP boxes/office space for $3.000,- per month ($ 60.000 per month, $ 720.000 per year)

33. Dutch Lions Fc Youth Academy 2010

34. Dutch Lions FC Player Development Model

35. Dutch Lions FC Community approach

36. Dutch Lions FC Gateway to Professional Soccer Model

37. Dayton Dutch Lions FC LLC 6 year forecast

38. United Soccer League set up

40. Very professional branding through Italian styled suits and UA gear

41. VIP after game discussion after home games at one of the sponsors (Whine Loft in the Greene)

42. 2010: qualified as only newcomer as one of the 8 PDL teams (out of 64) for US Open CUP, leading the Central Conference League after 4 games over powerhouses Chicago Fire and Michigan Bucks

43. Finished inaugural season in third place, beating Conference Champions Michigan Bucks and 2009 PDL Championship finalist Chicago Fire twice, unbeaten record at home (5-0-3) and winning record overall (8-3-5)

44. Over 3000 spectators at opening game against a team of former Soccer Legends (Global United FC); averaging around 1400 each home game, in top 5 of whole USA in PDL soccer, nr 33 in USA (out of 104 clubs)

45. Employment of 36 people, 11 in office, 25 on field

46. Great press coverage (Dayton Daily News, FOX, NBC)

47. Providing business to local companies

51. 250 kids at tryouts in first year (5 nights)

52. Total of 8 teams the first year; 6 teams starting in August 2010, 1 in November and 1 in March 2011

54. Only qualified coaches, mostly from Holland and pro players

55. Personal Development Plan integrated in Academy

56. 3 parental meetings (one on one with coach) per player

57. 4 Player-Coach evaluations per year

59. Chance to be invited to FC Twente in Holland in summer

63. We developed partnerships with local soccer clubs: the first club that signed an agreement was Bellbrook Soccer club; the Dutch Lions FC will train their coaches at least three times and the kids from Bellbrook SC get a large discount for all the Dutch Lions FC camps and to the home games of the Dayton Dutch Lions FC