IdeaSpace Community Development

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An introduction about IdeaSpace Foundation Inc., for grassroots communities in the pursuit of democratizing the opportunity and spurring more startups everywhere.

Technology

Turning Ideas to Reality
Arthrologic
Nyfti
SALt
Goldy Yancha
Associate Director
Community Development

WHAT IS
It’s where you bring your
Ideas to life

WHERE DO IDEAS COME
FROM?
They can come from
anywhere

CHINO, KAYER, & KEN
Chino, their CEO, is 26
Idea: VIRTUAL QUEUEING
SYSTEM
Earned $150,000 since Nov 2013

INGKO, KARL & MIGUEL
Karl was Ingko’s Student
Idea: A 3-FOLDING BIKE
Part of IdeaSpace Top 10, Batch 2

NOEL, JAIME, FERN & GIO
Melvin was Dulce’s Student
Idea: AN ONLINE
MARKETPLACE THAT
CONNECTS SME SUPPLIERS
AND BUYERS
Part of IdeaSpace Top 20, Batch 2

GIAN
CEO by age 19
Idea: MOBILE EDUCATION
PLATFORM
Multiple investors to build www.khawna.com

JANIENA, GIRLIE & KRISTINE
Started their start-up when
they were in college
Idea: BRINGING
TECHNOLOGY TO THE
PHYSICALLY-CHALLENGED
Idea to prototype

Idea: A MOBILE GAMING STUDIO
THEMED ON FILIPINO CULTURE
Product shot
JOEL, LAWRENCE & MARK
2 of the founders are fresh grads
2 games published; earning revenue
BluLemons

P500,000 seed funding
+ 4 months acceleration
+ Office space
+ Housing
+ Street Cred (AIM certification) + lots of press!
+ A chance to get an additional P5M for your business

The Filipino is one of
the greatest minds in
the whole world, but
people just have to
know that we exist.
EARL MARTIN VALENCIA
President and Co-Founder
IdeaSpace

I was born poor
but poor was not
born in me. You
can make it.
Whatever you
may wish to do
with your future,
you can make it.
MANUEL V. PANGILINAN
Chairman
PLDT-SMART, TV5, Metro Pacific Investments
Corporation

ABOUT
We are a non-profit organization that advocates
TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT
INNOVATION
ENTREPRENEURSHIP

ABOUT
We are a multi-disciplinary start-up incubator to help
solve the biggest issues in emerging markets as a path to
NATION BUILDING

Philippines’ steadily growing economy
Location (Q1 2013 GDP Growth)
Strong
recent GDP
growth
Advanced
economy
structure
Growing
foreign
investment
(2010 GDP sector share)
(FDI in USD Mn)
CAGR2
9%
Source: Development of Labor and employment, UNCTAD

Philippines: the time is now
Opportunities
108M Population
• 12th biggest in the
world
• 2nd biggest in
Southeast Asia
Young, Educated
Generation
• 50% is under 23
• School enrollment
rate of 106%*
Embedded
Capabilities
• English as the
official language
• IT literacy
• Potential to access global market by technological innovations
• Unique environment to address universal issues in emerging
markets
* Can be above 100% due to early/late enrollment
Source: World Bank, CIA Factbook

Working together to
bring technology to
the world

THE DEFINITION OF
technology
Problem
Solution

THE advocacy
JCI-MIT
bootcamp
UP bootcamp
ATENEO
bootcamp
DLSU
bootcamp

JUDGING
CRITERIA
Market Potential
Technology
Team
Need
Synergy
25%
25%
20%
20%
10%
Business model
Local and global market size
Uniqueness and innovation in
technology use and implementation
Ability of the team to execute their
vision into reality
Market need or clear customer pain point
Synergy and scale across partner
company industries

WHAT YOU NEED TO BE PART
OF
AN IDEA that helps the Philippines and the world
A TEAM OF 2-3
AN ACTION PLAN

APPLY AT
http://ideaspace.ph
September 8, 2014 to January 15, 2015

IdeaSpace is an incubator and accelerator based out of Manila, Philippines to support technopreneurs focusing on solving the greatest needs in emerging markets. For cohort 2, we are inviting not just applicants from the Philippines but from Southeast Asia and beyond. Apply today to be part of cohort 2 at apply.ideaspacefoundation.org and win up to $25K which includes seed funding, legal support, mentoring, and housing for non Manila incubates.

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1. Turning Ideas to Reality Arthrologic Nyfti SALt Goldy Yancha Associate Director Community Development

4. WHAT IS It’s where you bring your Ideas to life

5. WHERE DO IDEAS COME FROM? They can come from anywhere

6. Profile of Ideas – Solution to Emerging Market challenges Category of Idea (Based on submissions: Top 2 box) • Strong mobile solutions using mobile app and software • Social entrepreneurship, advocacy projects and non-profits presence to solve prominent emerging markets issues Target on 2 EM Social Issues 1 2 1

7. THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE Ideas

8. CHINO, KAYER, & KEN Chino, their CEO, is 26 Idea: VIRTUAL QUEUEING SYSTEM Earned $150,000 since Nov 2013

9. INGKO, KARL & MIGUEL Karl was Ingko’s Student Idea: A 3-FOLDING BIKE Part of IdeaSpace Top 10, Batch 2

10. NOEL, JAIME, FERN & GIO Melvin was Dulce’s Student Idea: AN ONLINE MARKETPLACE THAT CONNECTS SME SUPPLIERS AND BUYERS Part of IdeaSpace Top 20, Batch 2

11. GIAN CEO by age 19 Idea: MOBILE EDUCATION PLATFORM Multiple investors to build www.khawna.com

12. JANIENA, GIRLIE & KRISTINE Started their start-up when they were in college Idea: BRINGING TECHNOLOGY TO THE PHYSICALLY-CHALLENGED Idea to prototype

13. Idea: A MOBILE GAMING STUDIO THEMED ON FILIPINO CULTURE Product shot JOEL, LAWRENCE & MARK 2 of the founders are fresh grads 2 games published; earning revenue BluLemons

14. WHAT YOU GET FROM

15. P500,000 seed funding + 4 months acceleration + Office space + Housing + Street Cred (AIM certification) + lots of press! + A chance to get an additional P5M for your business

16. + Support from our PARTNERS

17. HOW CAME TO BE

18. The Filipino is one of the greatest minds in the whole world, but people just have to know that we exist. EARL MARTIN VALENCIA President and Co-Founder IdeaSpace

19. I was born poor but poor was not born in me. You can make it. Whatever you may wish to do with your future, you can make it. MANUEL V. PANGILINAN Chairman PLDT-SMART, TV5, Metro Pacific Investments Corporation

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21. ABOUT We are a non-profit organization that advocates TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT INNOVATION ENTREPRENEURSHIP

22. ABOUT We are a multi-disciplinary start-up incubator to help solve the biggest issues in emerging markets as a path to NATION BUILDING

23. THE GROUPS THAT MAKE HAPPEN

24. WHY THE PHILIPPINES?

25. Philippines’ steadily growing economy Location (Q1 2013 GDP Growth) Strong recent GDP growth Advanced economy structure Growing foreign investment (2010 GDP sector share) (FDI in USD Mn) CAGR2 9% Source: Development of Labor and employment, UNCTAD

26. Philippines: the time is now Opportunities 108M Population • 12th biggest in the world • 2nd biggest in Southeast Asia Young, Educated Generation • 50% is under 23 • School enrollment rate of 106%* Embedded Capabilities • English as the official language • IT literacy • Potential to access global market by technological innovations • Unique environment to address universal issues in emerging markets * Can be above 100% due to early/late enrollment Source: World Bank, CIA Factbook

27. Working together to bring technology to the world

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30. THE DEFINITION OF technology Problem Solution

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32. THE advocacy JCI-MIT bootcamp UP bootcamp ATENEO bootcamp DLSU bootcamp

33. JUDGING CRITERIA Market Potential Technology Team Need Synergy 25% 25% 20% 20% 10% Business model Local and global market size Uniqueness and innovation in technology use and implementation Ability of the team to execute their vision into reality Market need or clear customer pain point Synergy and scale across partner company industries

34. COMPETITION PHASES

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36. THE COMPANIES

37. WHAT YOU NEED TO BE PART OF AN IDEA that helps the Philippines and the world A TEAM OF 2-3 AN ACTION PLAN

38. APPLY AT http://ideaspace.ph September 8, 2014 to January 15, 2015

39. THANK YOU! Connect with us ideaspaceph

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