cultureRush Pitch Deck - 1st seed round
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cultureRush is a social networking site founded by Kenny Pang and Robert Reed to connect people within shared cultures. It aims to harness the power of cultural communities through mentoring, networking, and marketplace opportunities. The founders saw a need for culturally-focused support given their own immigrant experiences. While social media is crowded, cultureRush intends to target audiences through cultural commonalities. It will generate revenue through advertising, lead generation, affiliates, and pay-to-use services. The founders are seeking $200,000 in seed funding to hire key roles and expand in the first two years.
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cultureRush Pitch Deck - 1st seed round
- 1. Connect, Share and Network within Your Culture (A Place Where You can Harness the Power of Your Culture)
- 2. Introduction cultureRush.com is a social networking service owned and operated by cultureRush Inc., a Nevada corporation with operations in Washington State. grouping by cultural identification is a natural phenomenon compassion, generosity, and kindness of strangers do exist mentoring program, cultureDate, cultureMarket, cultureJobs, cultureMedia, cultureSchool, etc., etc...
- 3. How Did We Get Here? Background Kenny Pang and Rob Reed met in late 2010 to discuss business opportunities, and shared their experiences, observations, and ideas. Kenny Pang: Founder Mr. Pang’s family immigrated from South Korea in 1981 when he was a child. Theirs was a typical American immigrant experience. They knew no one, nor did they have any idea how they’d support themselves, where they’d live, etc. But when they joined a Korean-American church, members there supported them with advice, comfort, offers of goods and services, and social belonging. This outpouring of support was crucial to their successful relocation. From a “pay it forward” motivation, Mr. Pang became interested in technology as an enabler of Mentorship and community-based support, and the underlying social factors that cause people to take action in specific situations. But more importantly, Mr. Pang felt that the current social media landscape was too cluttered without a good solution in the near future. Thus cultureRush was born. Robert Reed: Founder Mr. Reed had most recently worked in executive recruiting for large financial services companies, after fourteen years in banking and capital markets. As a student of markets and economics, he was struck by the inefficiencies of human capital/talent markets, and the evolving impact of technology (e.g. job posting boards, LinkedIn).
- 4. The Current Problem Crowded social media landscape but nothing based on your culture/ethnicity
- 5. The Current Problem Limited access to Mentoring or Community-based support platforms backed by: empathy philanthropy common experience and background that can translate into act of “kindness of strangers” and “commercial activity”
- 6. Our Solution
- 7. Why cultureRush Now? Social networking is in a critical evolutionary phase: bifurcation: Facebook, Myspace, LinkedIn, Twitter, Google+ • revenue-generation techniques are evolving • social media emerging as a starting distribution point for content • advertisers, marketers, developers, etc. seek more clearly defined target audiences, and cultureRush can surely deliver what they want when they want • cultureRush is the only social media site that can evoke kindness, generosity, compassion and productivity • massive shift in demographics – 'minorities are becoming majority‘ •
- 8. Competitive Market Publishing: Quora, Tumblr, typepad Sharing: YouTube, Dailymotion, digg, vimeo, Flickr, slideshare, Instagram Playing: Zynga, playdom, playfish, kobojo Networking: hi5, meetme, askfm, snapchat, classmates, Buying: bizrate, etsy, Polyvore, tripadvisor, Localization: Yelp, foursquare, Path Big Four: Facebook, LinkedIn, Google+, Twitter There is an 'Invisible Bond' that exists in each culture and because of this uniqueness, cultureRush will thrive and win!
- 9. Market Strategy Strategic Partners: eHarmony/match.com, Zynga/King, Yelp/Path, LinkedIn, Microsoft/Xbox, Sony/PS4, Nintendo, YouTube, vimeo, tudou, dailymotion, etc. Marketing Strategy: 1. Local culture/nationality media outlets 2. Wide spread press release U.S. Media outlet 3. Social media reach – twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Tumblr, google+
- 10. Product
- 11. Business Model/Milestones Revenue Model: • Advertising • Lead Generation • Affiliate Program • Pay to play – cultureDate, cutureJobs Milestones: • 37.5K raised • Prototype website built
- 12. Funding Requirements We are asking $200,000 for this seed round Year One: Hire (1) Director of Technology Raise second round ($750,000+) Year Two: Hire (1) Director of Sales Hire (1) Financial/Accounting Manager Hire (1) Sales Manager Hire (3) Web Programmer/Engineer
- 13. Connect, Share, and Network within Your Culture www.cultureRush.com Contact: Kenny Pang or Robert Reed Phone: 206-412-4163 (Kenny) Phone: 206-909-2208 (Robert) Email: kennypang@cultureRush.com Email: robertreed@cultureRush.com