The Elevator Pitch
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:
(prints about 2 pages)
Industry Overview
Product Overview
Competition
Marketing
Implementation
Financial Details
Sources & Uses of Funds
Projected Revenues
(on request)
Utilization Rate
Pricing
Assumptions
- CEO – Chairman
- COO – President
- CFO – EVP
- CIO – SVP,
Systems Development
- CMO – SVP,
Business Development
Board of Advisors
Board of Directors
Job Description
(on request)
PRESS RELEASES
FULL BUSINESS PLAN
(prints about 20 pages)
As the phone system evolved from a single line with Alexander Graham Bell calling to Watson, to billions of payphones worldwide, the Internet is moving in the direction of it being possible to access the Web no matter where a user is. We seek to increase the ease of use and number of users. All of the technologies to create this brand exist now; more things are added to our potential product list every day. We are not inventors, we are a marketing organization, capitalizing on the opportunity for providing early adopters with full service all over the world.
There are 6 billion people in the world, and half of them have never even used a phone. Of the 3 billion who have, less than 200 million are currently Internet users although the number is growing daily. But 97% of all Internet users check their email whenever they log in: we have all become Internet junkies, even when on vacation. Our stores will enable tourists the chance to satisfy their desire to stay in contact, both by phone and email.
OVERVIEW - TOURISM
Greece was selected as the prototype because it has been spending an immense amount of money improving its infrastructure as it prepares for the 2004 Olympics. It has been awarded large capital sums from the European Community to build both a new airport at Spata,(northeast of the city of Athens) and the Egnatia Ring Road which will connect the new Eleutherios Veneziolos Airport to Piraeus, the historic port from which many tourists take ferries to the islands. Additionally, the Greek Stock Market was one of the five best in the world last year, racking up triple digit growth as the construction companies and banks of the country have profited from the reconstruction of Kosovo. So the prosperity should continue for at least the next four years.
The plans for expansion to the East are driven by the fact that very few Americans speak foreign languages, and when they do, the languages they speak tend to be Spanish or French. Non-European languages, and unfamiliar alphabets throw most of us for a loop. Therefore the general spread of development for the business is planned to be eastward from Greece. We will move through its natural partner Turkey, to Israel, Russia and various Slavic nations, China, and other Asian countries, as these attract a lot of leisure travel by high-net-worth individuals.