Safe Water for the WorldJonathan Miller, President, CEO
World Without Water
Clean safe water throughout the world.
Volunteers from all walks of lifeCivic organizations Mainstream business
Raise Money by Fundraising Donations Monetary Professional SkillsMaterials
Coordinate and Monitor 	Local Governments and Municipalities  Managing  Projects Locally
Goals First year Third year  Year five
BackgroundJonathan Miller , President , CEO MBA Industrial Management,  CMU President of Marketing, Thompson Reuters Vice-President of Operations, BGE Water Systems
Dream
Resources  Brochures Seminars Website Social networking sites Printed News media Television
Enterprise  WellsFilters Reservoirs Rain collection systems  Pipelines
Market 	World
Competition 	No Commercial Business 	Similar Organizations
U.N., Rotary International, WHOWorldwide presence Strong in size Good funding Many missions
One billion people lacking access 3 ½ million die 84% are children 98% in developing world 443 million school days lost every year to water illnesses
Our Focus  Only providing clean water
Personal strengths 	Education 	Experience
Strategy   	Individuals  	Local governments  	Municipalities 	Local residents 	Volunteers
Modern mediaElectronic Print
Efficiency 	Volunteer only staff 	Regional managers
Water FactsThere are 326 hundred billion trillion gallons of water on earth .319 hundred billion trillion gallons is ocean water.6.5 million trillion gallons of the water on earth is freshwater .
Fresh Water UsageIrrigation 4.5 million trillion gallons  Industry 1.4 million trillion gallons  Domestic 521 thousand trillion gallons
Fresh Water Consumption 3.5 Million trillion gallons a water annually.Expected increase in developing countries by 2025 1.7 Million trillion gallons.  Expected increase in developed countries by 2025 633 hundred thousand trillion gallons. Total water consumption increase by 2025 is 2.39 million trillion gallons.Total water consumption expected in 2025 is 4.15 million trillion gallons annually.
How to HelpContact your local Safe Water for the World representative .Become involved in chapter near you.Either help here at home or volunteer elsewhere in the world.
Where to contact us 	123 Anywhere Street, Somewhere, PA 15012 	Phone (724) 555-1212 	Fax (724) 555-1213 	join@safewaterfortheworld.org

Final presentation

Editor's Notes

  • #2 Hello there I am Jonathan Miller and today I will be doing safe water for the world’s slide show presentation
  • #3 The following video is about a family in China and their struggle to get clean water in Asia
  • #4 There are many places throughout the world that do not have access to clean water
  • #5 In order to achieve our goals we will need lots of help from volunteers, civic organizations and many mainstream businesses
  • #6 Ways to raise money and what we need donated
  • #7 Coordinate and monitor all volunteers and projects closely Work with local governments
  • #8 Year one start upYear three have some projects near completion and have an experienced staff Yeah five move on to other projects
  • #9 Back story
  • #10 Since I was a kid wanted to help people etc
  • #11 Ways of reaching people in the developed countries
  • #12 The ways we are going to get clean water to people around the world
  • #13 World wide market many people in need
  • #14 No real competition for other than donations and volunteers
  • #15 Information about the other organizations that help people around the world, how we are different
  • #16 Many deaths from water born illnesses most can be solved with just clean drinking water
  • #17 We only provide clean drinking water, both a strength and weakness
  • #18 No real weaknesses that would affect the organization or its projects
  • #19 How we plan on completing our goals
  • #20 How we plan to reach people
  • #21 How will we run our organization
  • #22 How much water is on earth
  • #23 Available water worldwide
  • #24 How much fresh water is used and for what
  • #25 Freshwater usage
  • #26 Domestic fresh water usage and expected increase
  • #27 Freshwater consumption
  • #28 How people can help safe water for the world
  • #29 Contact information