2. Our current waste removal system is poor
Garbage bags on the streets
Horrible, overwhelming smells
Rats feasting on garbage that is not properly
disposed
Poor image for our city
3. Leading environmental technology company
Provides a cleaner and efficient waste
management system for NYC
We seek to operate in:
◦ urban environments
residential areas and city streets
◦ hospitals
◦ airports
◦ commercial areas
shopping centers/ malls
4. A system that transports waste at high speed
through underground tunnels
Transported to a waste collection center
Fully sealed, clean, safe system
Companies with similar product:
◦ Envac Group
Industry leader
First invented the automated system in 1961
Well established in Asia, Europe, the
Americas, Australia, the Middle East, and India
5. “Start small” “Then go bigger”
Pilot Projects:
◦ Government/Public: PS 11
Woodside Queens –
Kathryn M. Phelan School
◦ Commercial: Macy’s
Queens Center Mall &
Macy’s 34th St Herald
Square
◦ Private: Hollow Brook
Hospital– Cortland
Manor, NY
Government/Public
Private:
customers, condominiu
m
owners, urbanization,
golf country clubs
Commercial: Malls
6. Creating a small scale model for our sales
presentations:
◦ Our new waste inlets
◦ Underground pipes that transports the waste
◦ Collection center
Informative article in the New York Times for our pilot
program.
TV’s segments in NBC and Univision for Spanish
speakers.
7. To start: $1 billion for the
initial investment:
◦ Infrastructure
◦ Installation
◦ Daily Operations
Funding is stuctured as
follows:
◦ 50% from NYC’s annual
budget/taxes
◦ 30% from Financial Institutions
& Credit Unions
◦ 20% from Philanthropic firms:
JPMorgan Foundation
MetLife Foundation
The Britol Myers Squibb
Foundation
Editor's Notes
The JPMorgan Chase Foundation -year end 12/31/2012 total giving $136,201,550TheMetlife Foundation -year end 12/31/2012 total giving $41,195,014The Britol-Myers Squibb Foundation, Inc. - year end 12/31/2012 total giving $31,175,633