SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE COLLABORATION & BANKING YOUR VALUES OneCalifornia Bank OneCalifornia Foundation Inner City Advisors Imprint Capital Advisors
PANEL PARTICIPANTS Moderator: Salvador Menjivar, Executive Director, OneCalifornia Foundation Kat Taylor, Founder OneCalifornia Bank & OneCalifornia Foundation Jeff Cheung, President & CEO, OneCalifornia Bank Jose Corona, Executive Director, InnerCity Advisor Taylor Jordan, Co-Founder & Managing Director, Imprint Capital Advisors
CREATING AN INNOVATIVE SOCIAL BUSINESS IN A BANKING STRUCTURE Basis of OneCalifornia Bank OneCalifornia Bank Our Model..One of a few nationally chartered financially institutions  Role of OneCalifornia Bank Innovative Role of OneCalifornia Foundation Examples of collaboration with Community Based Organizations for Economic Development & Financial Literacy
INNER CITY ADVISORS Inner City Advisors Focus on Inner City Businesses-Oakland Superior Business Advisory Services Hybrid Financing: New Model Co-lending Subordinated Debt Guaranty Equity Example of Collaboration & Innovation
IMPRINT CAPITAL ADVISORS Leveraging Capital for Social Impact & Social Return Directing Mission Related Investments to key on the ground level organizations Leading edge application of funds from programs, deposits to lending Working with OneCal & other partners to “strategically connect the dots”
HYBRID FINANCE MODEL-MOVING GRANTS, PRIS, MISSION RELATED DEPOSITS, EQUITY INTO THE COMMUNITIES Key Success Factor: Proper Feet on the Street to Execute Needs: Advisory Partners Financial Service Provider Deal Flow Crisp Execution  Reporting: Output, Outcomes and Financial Impact
WHY More Effective Vehicles than PRIs (Program Related Investments) Mission-related Deposits Subordinated-Debt Lease Finance / Guaranties Equity Stakes Collaborative Consulting Services Need those on street who can source, underwrite and monitor these types of investments
“ CONNECTING THE DOTS: EXAMPLES” Foundations “lending” & Bank leveraging the lending Strategic Collaboration: Inner City Advisors sources a deal & provides consulting services to business owners OneCalBank underwrites lending needs & provides banking services Imprint Capital brokers “capital / participating loans” Team plans for Growth Trajectory Not giving control for expensive VC capital OneCal Foundation: Financial Education & Literacy
IMPLICATIONS Progressive Practices-But business discipline always That may mean collaboration and consolidation, especially for Non-Profits, who need to have business discipline too Investors need to insist on financial sustainability as well as social/environmental outcomes And they need to plan an exit Also, what is scale?  Is it different for different strategies?  Organic growth, large capital infusion, networks of like-minded entities, etc.
SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE BANKING…BANKING YOUR VALUES.. JOIN THE MOVEMENT Working collaboratively How to Participate: “ Bank your values” Both personally & organizationally What do you get out of it Conscious Consumerism Don’t “Green Wash” Yourself Become part of the Change

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    SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE COLLABORATION& BANKING YOUR VALUES OneCalifornia Bank OneCalifornia Foundation Inner City Advisors Imprint Capital Advisors
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    PANEL PARTICIPANTS Moderator:Salvador Menjivar, Executive Director, OneCalifornia Foundation Kat Taylor, Founder OneCalifornia Bank & OneCalifornia Foundation Jeff Cheung, President & CEO, OneCalifornia Bank Jose Corona, Executive Director, InnerCity Advisor Taylor Jordan, Co-Founder & Managing Director, Imprint Capital Advisors
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    CREATING AN INNOVATIVESOCIAL BUSINESS IN A BANKING STRUCTURE Basis of OneCalifornia Bank OneCalifornia Bank Our Model..One of a few nationally chartered financially institutions Role of OneCalifornia Bank Innovative Role of OneCalifornia Foundation Examples of collaboration with Community Based Organizations for Economic Development & Financial Literacy
  • 4.
    INNER CITY ADVISORSInner City Advisors Focus on Inner City Businesses-Oakland Superior Business Advisory Services Hybrid Financing: New Model Co-lending Subordinated Debt Guaranty Equity Example of Collaboration & Innovation
  • 5.
    IMPRINT CAPITAL ADVISORSLeveraging Capital for Social Impact & Social Return Directing Mission Related Investments to key on the ground level organizations Leading edge application of funds from programs, deposits to lending Working with OneCal & other partners to “strategically connect the dots”
  • 6.
    HYBRID FINANCE MODEL-MOVINGGRANTS, PRIS, MISSION RELATED DEPOSITS, EQUITY INTO THE COMMUNITIES Key Success Factor: Proper Feet on the Street to Execute Needs: Advisory Partners Financial Service Provider Deal Flow Crisp Execution Reporting: Output, Outcomes and Financial Impact
  • 7.
    WHY More EffectiveVehicles than PRIs (Program Related Investments) Mission-related Deposits Subordinated-Debt Lease Finance / Guaranties Equity Stakes Collaborative Consulting Services Need those on street who can source, underwrite and monitor these types of investments
  • 8.
    “ CONNECTING THEDOTS: EXAMPLES” Foundations “lending” & Bank leveraging the lending Strategic Collaboration: Inner City Advisors sources a deal & provides consulting services to business owners OneCalBank underwrites lending needs & provides banking services Imprint Capital brokers “capital / participating loans” Team plans for Growth Trajectory Not giving control for expensive VC capital OneCal Foundation: Financial Education & Literacy
  • 9.
    IMPLICATIONS Progressive Practices-Butbusiness discipline always That may mean collaboration and consolidation, especially for Non-Profits, who need to have business discipline too Investors need to insist on financial sustainability as well as social/environmental outcomes And they need to plan an exit Also, what is scale? Is it different for different strategies? Organic growth, large capital infusion, networks of like-minded entities, etc.
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    SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE BANKING…BANKINGYOUR VALUES.. JOIN THE MOVEMENT Working collaboratively How to Participate: “ Bank your values” Both personally & organizationally What do you get out of it Conscious Consumerism Don’t “Green Wash” Yourself Become part of the Change