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Entrepreneurship Presentation

“DINE  WITH  THE  LOCAL”  

Monday, February 4, 2013

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The Problem

•  For Guests/Tourists who are after an authentic personal dining experience.

•  For Hosts/Locals who are ready to cook and want to supplement their incomes by preparing, selling meals, and sharing a unique experience with the Guests.

(1) The need to improve gastronomic offer and (2) the need for a tool to design new experiences and

connect the Tourist and Locals in a more sensational technique.

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Company Mission

Comprehensive Web Platform Where a Local can HOST a dinner at their home

and Tourists can be their GUESTS

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The Solution: Cribistro  

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•  The team composed of 4 International students: –  Gio White. Business student from U.S.A., who has 3 years

working experience in online marketing, and had also, co-founded a start-up business.

–  Verna Venida. Business student from Philippines, who has 2 years working experience in Hospitality industry, both operational and project management department.

–  Dzmitry Kahtarou. Business student from Belarus, who has 3 years working experience as a Supply Chain Manager in a Textile company.

–  Stephanie Thal. Engineering student from Germany, who has a working experience in the Development and After Sales Department in Automotive Industry.

Team Members

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•  Initially the project will have a staff of 7 people and subcontract the legal and financial services. •  President. This person is responsible to lead the way, to draw the map, to create strategies and find

the most appropriate way to achieve the objectives of the company. Charting the business plan and ensure compliance.

•  Director General. He is responsible for executing the business plan, and the maximum operational control of the company. He is responsible for directing and coordinating the personnel structure. Decide who, when and how. Directs the daily operations and sets the tone for the rest of the team.

•  Commercial Director. He is responsible for directing the sales department and therefore the agents coordinates. From the signing of contracts, cancellations and renewals, from local audit and ensure compliance with the standards of image and brand awareness in the establishments.

•  Cribistro Agents. They are responsible for visiting and local audit, report directly to the Chief Commercial. Explain the project and stick together adhesives, sign contracts and will follow up.

•  Coordinator. Is the person responsible for managing the contracts, receipts and direct debits. Prepare meetings and visits from agents. Collect and organize bills and bring the day-to-day administration

•  Community Manager. He is responsible for the communication of the brand, from marketing activities, both off-line and on-line. Manage twitter accounts, Facebook and to develop and Foresee the blog as well as any other social network or tool used for the communication strategy.

•  System Developer The System Developer will be in-charge of creating and maintaining the Web platform.

Team Position  

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•  Cribistro aims to become a disruptive innovation in terms of enhancing food tourism industry.

•  There do exist online channels that embodied the same concept of acting as an intermediary channel, and targeting not-yet-address needs in the market

Positioning against the competition. There is no existing channel address directly for the host and the guests when it comes to food/culinary activities; hence we evaluate our idea for having the first-mover advantage of creating an avenue where both of their, Tourist and Locals, needs can be connected.

Analysis Of Competitive Companies

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•  Threat of Substitutes. Existing restaurants that offer home-cook meals and introduction of a web platform that shares that same concept as ours pose a huge threat. –  There is incredibly a high threat of substitution if our

service offered would not satisfy the Guests and Hosts. Hence, it is important that Cribistro concentrate on giving a real authentic dining experience that we promised and creating not just a transaction but a long-lasting relationship between the Tourists and the Locals.

Analysis Of Competitive Companies

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Food & Tourism Industry  

World  Food  Travel  Organiza1on  

Food travel matters because everyone eats. Food and drink are common denominators shared by

everyone. And most people prefer to eat something tasty.

Like tourism, food is branded by “place” as a marker of Origin and Authenticity. Tourism authorities around the

Globe are recognizing the Potential of Gastronomic Tourism as a powerful tool to brand places, regions

& entire countries.

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Target Market “Gastronomy is the new Rock and Roll.” Ferrán Adriá

The Travel sector in Spain has been closely bound to Gastronomy.

In Spain, the food and agriculture industry contributes 7.6% of GDP

and employs 400,000 people. Holiday makers visiting Spain, Stated that Gastronomy and Spanish wines were the main reasons for their choice of destination,

In    

- IET (2011) Revenue

Tourism in Spain Accounts for

15% of its GDP

which generated

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SUSPECTED

Target Customer Segment: BARCELONA

Interest in Gastronomy Interest in Meeting New People Travels for Vacation Purposes Ages 25 – 55 years

GUESTS

HOST

Interest in Meeting New People

A Local, who has Passion for Cooking Has a Dining Space at Home

Ages 25 – 44 years

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•  Reach cash flow positive state •  Acquisition by major media or tourism organization •  Expansion to tourist recreation markets

Exit Strategy and Long-term Growth Opportunities

Sustainable Competitive Advantage •  Competitive Landscape: There are existing

substitutes but no direct competitors that is focused on food tourism industry. This gives Cribistro a first-mover advantage of becoming an intermediary channel for the Host and Guests.

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Prototype of Website Landing Page: GUEST

Landing page: HOST

Sample Booking Page for the GUEST

Proposal Form for the Host

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Prototype of Website

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=505PILbAb-8

CRIBISTRO PROTOTYPE FOR THE HOST

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OE53WjdkT3c

CRIBISTRO PROTOTYPE FOR THE GUEST

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x http://cribistro.com/guest_site

þþþþ

Dine with the Local! BOOK A DINNER YOUR BOOKING CRIBISTRO SERVICE WHO WE ARE ê ê

Type the city name

Location

Date

No. of Guests

E-MAIL

PASSWORD

REGISTER

Forgot Password?

Remember Me þ

LOG-IN

Search for Dinner

REGISTER AS A HOST

Latest Photos/Reviews

Square Ad. 250x250

NEW GUEST

EXISTING GUEST

Dine with the Local! E X P E R I E N C E

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From conducting the secondary research (interviews and questionnaires) separately with the guests and hosts, we found the following needs and desires of our potential customers and suppliers.

Summary of Secondary research: - Desires and needs for the host a. Web based platform to assert their services and to reach the tourists. b. Willing to share their culture c. Need to earn extra money in such difficult and competitive economical environment. d. Will to meet and get to know new people (tourists).

- Desires and needs for the guest a. Getting to know the culture from locals b. Try local food c. Have an unique experience in the new culture d. Getting to know new people (locals) e. Make strong bonds with locals for future travelings in this region f. Need for a web based platform to find such experiences.

BUSINESS MODEL CANVASS

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Key Partners Key Activities Value Propositions

Customer Relationships

Customer Segments

Key Resources Channels

Cost Structure Revenue Streams

Pla3orm  development  and  maintenance  

Community  management  –  create  &  

expand  network  

MarkeGng/Sales  PromoGon  

Office Space

Community of Guests and Hosts

Platform/Mobile App

Brand

Marketing

Staff/Team

Maintenance, Legal Fees

Online and International

Payment

Platform Development

Human Resources

Site hosting

Payment  Processing  

Online  &  Internaioanl  Payment  (Paypal  &  Western  Union)  

Barcelona  Turisme  Ayuntamiento  de  

Barcelona  

Main  Investors,  Sponsors  

Eat  home-­‐made  meals  prepared  by  the  locals  

at  great  value  

Earn  profits  by  catering  meals  for  a  group  

audience  

Self-­‐service  on  site  with  support  team,  SMS,  App  

Self-­‐service  on  site  with  support  team,  SMS,  App  

WOM,  Website,  App,  Blog,  Facebook,  TwiTer  

Tourism  Kiosks,  Rickshaws,  Travel  Agency  

Hostels/Hotels  RecepGon,  WOM  

AdverGsing  through  Share-­‐A-­‐Meal  

Cookbook/Website  

Guests  Adventurous  Tourist,  Foodie,  People  who  are  looking  for  a  great  meal  experience  at  great  value  in  a  parGcular  city  

Host,  individual  or  group  who  can  prepare  quality  home-­‐made  cuisine,  interested  in  meeGng  new  people  and  have  a  kitchen/dining  space  at  home.  

Meet  and  experience  cultural  exposure  with  a  

local  person  

8-­‐12%  commission  for  each  successful  event  

REMOVED  ADDED  CHANGED  

BMC V.1

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Key Partners Key Activities Value Propositions

Customer Relationships

Customer Segments

Key Resources Channels

Cost Structure Revenue Streams

Pla3orm  development  and  maintenance  

Community  management  –  create  &  

expand  network  

MarkeGng/Sales  PromoGon  

Office Space

Community of Guests and Hosts

Platform/Mobile App

Brand

Marketing

Staff/Team

Maintenance, Legal Fees

Online and International

Payment

Platform Development

Human Resources

Site hosting

Payment  Processing  

Online  &  Internaioanl  Payment  (Paypal  &  Western  Union)  

Barcelona  Turisme  Ayuntamiento  de  

Barcelona  

Main  Investors,  Sponsors  

Eat  home-­‐made  meals  prepared  by  the  locals  

at  great  value  

Earn  profits  by  catering  meals  for  a  group  

audience  

Self-­‐service  on  site  with  support  team,  SMS,  App  

Self-­‐service  on  site  with  support  team,  SMS,  App  

WOM,  Website,  App,  Blog,  Facebook,  TwiTer  

Tourism  Kiosks,  Rickshaws,  Travel  Agency  

Hostels/Hotels  RecepGon,  WOM  

Guests  Adventurous  Tourist,  Foodie,  People  who  are  looking  for  a  great  meal  experience  at  great  value  in  a  parGcular  city  

Host,  individual  or  group  who  can  prepare  quality  home-­‐made  cuisine,  interested  in  meeGng  new  people  and  have  a  kitchen/dining  space  at  home.  

Meet  and  experience  cultural  exposure  with  a  

local  person  

Funding  –  Business  Angels,  Seedcamp  

REMOVED  ADDED  CHANGED  

AdverGsing  through  Share-­‐A-­‐Meal  

Cookbook/Website  

15%  commission  for  each  successful  event  

Travel  Agencies,  Tourism  Kiosks  

BMC V.2

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COMMUNITY MANAGEMENT

E-MAIL MARKETING + CRM

SEO – PPC – FACEBOOK

ATL – MEDIA – ONLINE REPUTATION PARTNERS

Sales and Marketing Strategy

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User Growth Projections

0  

20  

40   HOST  

In 2 Years, We Will Have 522 Hosts, and 9137 Served Guests, excluding repeating Hosts.

0  50  100  150  200  250  300  

GUESTS  

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Revenue, EBITDA, and Net Income

0 1000 2000 3000

Year 1 Year 2

Year 1 & 2, Expected REVENUE from 18% Commission (inclusive of repeating 70% Hosts):  69,896

Projected calculations from: Average 20 Guests per Host at a price of 25€ per Guest

-50,000

0

50,000

100,000

Year  1   Year  2   Year  3   Year  4  

Revenue EBITDA Income

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Financial Slide

Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Income 30,389 39,596 55,309 82,964 Expenses

Website Creation/Update

14,000 9,000 7,000 6,000

Maintenance 7,000 6,000 5,000 5,000 Advertising/

Promotion 12,000 10,000 8,500 7,000

Salary 19,000 24,000 30,000 52,000 EBITDA -36,573 -2,646 4,809 12,964

Financial Needs -6,184 20,000

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46 62 68 80 82 81 87 81 85 82 69

0

50

100

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov

ROOM OCCUPANCY RATE BARCELONA 2011

%

SOURCE:  HVS  MADRID  V  BARCELONA  (MAY  2012)  

Basis of Projection

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Host & Guest Projection

15

25

35

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

HOST 4-YEARS PROJECTION

Y1 Y2 Y3 Y4

•  COMPARISON WITH ROOM OCCUPANCY RATE IN BARCELONA 2011 •  MINIMUM IS SET TO 15, with an increase of (Y2) 30% of Y1, (Y3) 40% of Y2 and (Y4) 50% of Y3 •  IN 4 YEARS, TOTAL NO. OF HOSTS IS 1555.

•  CALCULATION OF GUEST SERVED: AVERAGE GUESTS PER HOST IS 18 WITH 25(MAX.) AND 10(MIN.) •  IN 4 YEARS, TOTAL NO. OF GUESTS SERVED IS 27,212

200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

GUEST 4-YEAR PROJECTION

Y1

Y2

Y3

Y4

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•  PRICE PER GUEST: AVERAGE PRICE PER GUEST IS 25€ WITH 30€ (MAX.) AND 20€ (MIN.) •  18% COMMISSION FROM THE HOST

Revenue Projection From Commission

YEAR % REPEAT

HOST TOTAL AVE. GUEST*PRICE

18% COMMISSION

1 70% 227 111,825 30,340€ 2 70% 295 145,374 39,507€ 3 70% 413 203,523 55,309€ 4 70% 620 305,285 82,964€

1,555 766,007 178,120

REVENUE WITH REPEATING HOST

TOTAL REVENUE (4 YEARS) = 178,120

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Website Development  •  We have complete market research for our first target

city and willing to start building a base of Guest and Hosts. Hence, the Cribistro Group seeks capital to start the creation of the web platform. A. Total of 120 hours = 8,000 €

Interface Design: 30 hours Programming: 60 hours – HTML, PHP and CSS Project Management: 30 hours

B. Landing Page: 900 € (Both Guests and Host) C. Email Marketing Campaign: 600 € D. Branding/Identity Development: 1,500 € E. Custom Content Management System: 3,000 €

TOTAL (estimation for Website Creation): 14,000 €

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– How  you  would  scale  the  business  (which  market  would  you  go  to  first  and  why,  which  next  and  why,  etc.)  

• Ci1es  with  a  stable  and  high  occupancy  rate  equivalent  or  higher  than  70%  such  as  Paris.  

– What  did  you  learn  – Whether  you  think  this  a  viable  business  – Whether  you  want  to  pursue  it  acer  the  class,  etc.  

 

Conclusion