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In Green We Trust
                                  
                                        TM!

                                               
“In Green We Trust” revolutionizes plastics recycling by enabling a movement of people to
transform plastic trash into coins that have cash value using a home plastic recycling robot.
                                             
                           Eran Conforty – Founder and CEO
                                 econforty@gmail.com 
                                    917-349-1695 




                                                                                                1	
  
The Pain

50%of consumers say they care...BUT only 7%of plastic is recycled
Problem. Today, only 7% of the plastic consumed in America gets
recycled; 93% is wasted, ending up in landfills and polluting the
oceans. This is a problem and lost opportunity caused and exacerbated
by: (1) lack of density: plastic garbage is bulky, thus cumbersome to
                                                                              Why?
transport; (2) non-universality: of the 7 different types of plastic, 3 are
not recycled at all, even if consumers try to recycle them; (3) non-          not   Currency … no real incentives
currency: used plastic is garbage that not only doesn’t earn money, it
can cost money to have it removed; (4) not at home: although plastic is
consumed at home, it is not processed into a valuable commodity there;        not Onsite … inconvenient
(5) not exciting: “taking out the trash” is not exactly the highlight of
anyone’s day; and (6) anti-branding: plastic Coke bottles in landfill or
floating in the oceans does damage to that brand.	

                           not Inclusive … not all plastic is recycled

The Facts
                                  The Gaps
                         anti Name branding … junk
Americans throw the equivalent of 
30M tons of plastic into our landfills 
     •  Collection
Annually, covering the area of 
                                              not Exciting … plastic trash
NYC 65 feet deep, equal to 
                •  Sorting
6 stories high
$25B/year wasted in Landfills 
                                            •  Transport
                     not Dense … bulky to transport



 
         Gap creates a PAIN for target consumers
                                                                    2	
  
Our Solution
       Develop a plastic recycling robot that shreds plastic trash, melts it and
          converts it into a fungible plastic coin that has monetary value. 




Solution. Our solution starts with a home machine for recycling used
plastic. The machine will output dense plastic coins that are fungible in
shape and size, but variable in color and texture. We believe this coin
will revolutionize plastic recycling, via its six Magical Attributes: (1)
density: one coin is X times more dense than the plastic from which it
was generated, making transport of the coins easy; (2) universal: coins
will be made by the machine from any and all types of plastic; (3)
currency: the coin will serve as “green” currency redeemable at
participating retailers; (4) home: the coin will be generated at the same
place that the plastic waste is produced – at home; (5) exciting: the
coins are delightful – fondle them yourselves; (6) branding: the coin
can be stamped with any branding that wants to associate its business
with “green”. Since 55% of consumers profess “sustainability”, yet
only 7% of plastic is recycled, we believe that in 48% of America, there
is a powerful latent demand for a solution like ours. Payback time for
the machine is expected to be between 3-6 months for the coins as
commodity, and v-w months for coins as currency (i.e. with retail
markup). This calculation is based on an expected machine price of
$200-$350, and 5 coins being generated per day.	

                                                                                   3	
  
Business Model – how we make money
                                                
1
   Consumer buys /
     uses IGWT device
     In major retailers

2
 Users melt
   recyclables into
   plastic coins 
   with IGWT device
   at home, office
   
3
 Users redeem 
   coins at retailers, 
   to magnify value,
     in exchange for $$
   & coupons value
   
                           Business Model. Consumers will take the universal mixed plastic dense coins they generate at
4
 IGWT owns &             home to participating retailers, like Whole Foods and Wal-Mart, and use the coins as currency.
   resells plastic
        Retailers like this are already making a huge green push and will be paying $0.20 a coin for use
                           of the money in their location. Our solution plays directly into their strategic interests. From the
5
   IGWT revenue          retailers, processors will pick up the coins and transport them to processing centers. Processors
     shares with           like Waste Management and Coca Cola (branding opportunity for the coins) already have trucks
     philanthropies
       for picking up the dense coins, and a strong green business strategy. Our solution plays right into
                           their operations and strategy. We believe that we will be able earn revenue on the coin
                           transactions in two ways. First, we believe the retailers will agree to pay us a percentage of the
6
   Consumers and         currency value of the coins. Second, we believe the processors will pay us a percentage of the
     partners build a      commodity value of the coins. We anticipate sharing a portion of our profits with non-profit green
     social movement
      concerns. We will also have a strong Facebook presence to capture the excitement of our
                           consumer community.	

                                                                                 4	
  
Functional prototype developed
                                    Our Technology
                                                 

  þ




                        Technology. We have developed a functional prototype for the home machine, and have filed patents on key
                        aspects of the business. The prototype machine has proven to be a family favorite, with everyone in our extended
                        families now saving every scrap of plastic to feed into the machine. The coins are delightful. Next step is to build
                        a “minimal viable product”. In this business, even the MVP will need to be professionally designed, if not fully
                        functional. New Deal Design has been instrumental in the early planning for the MVP. 	

                                                                                                                                         5	
  
Marketing and Sales Strategy
                                                           




Marketing. Once the MVP has been developed, and a few copies made, we will run a pilot market program. In this program,
these machines will be installed in a few homes, and the people will take their coins to the checkout stands of one or two test
retailers. This pilot market program will teach us much about our six Magical Attributes – i.e. what works well? what doesn’t? We
also believe that when people redeem our coins at a public checkout line, viral marketing will ensue. We will need to capture the
growing excitement on Facebook and YouTube. During the market test we will be reaching out to OEM to partner up with. And
manufacture the machine. We are not planning on making a profit on the machine and will focus instead on making money on the
plastic output and our marketing partnerships.	


                                                                                                                                    6	
  
Competition

               Competition. Over the past
               ten years, a number of
               businesses have tried to crack
               the plastics recycling nut.
               These businesses include
               RecycleBank, Terracycle,
               Greenopolis, and
               RecycleTech. Given the
               current 7% rate of plastic
               recycling, it would seem fair
               to say none has cracked this
               tough nut. Why? We would
               argue that the reasons have to
               do with the six Magical
               attributes of our coin. All of
               these companies fall short on
               at least four of these crucial
               attributes. 	

               !




                                            7	
  
Team
Founder and CEO
                                       Advisors
                                              




                          Gadi Amit
                Peter Savich
                  President, New Deal Design
      IP, entrepreneur




                         Craig Samuel
                Ed Serrill
                  Social entrepreneur, C-level   TrialPay Bus Dev &
                   exec at Fortune 500, VC
         Marketing, VC




                                                                       8	
  
Sales
                                                                
                                                                                                 IGWT makes money from
                                           5 year addressable market
                            reselling commodity plastic in
                                                                                                 coins, advertising, not selling
                                              Machine /
                                                                                                 machines
               $M
                          households (M)
 Coins (B)
                                                                                                 
                                TAM
            60
           150
                               IGWT shares portion of gross
               2,000
                                                                   Net
                                SAM
            20
             50
                              revenue with retailer (30 - 40%)
                                SOM
             5
             10+
                    revenue
 
               1,500
                                                                            Gross margin is 80%+
                                                                                                 
                                                                                                 Each unit generates ~$50 - 60+
                                                                                         EBITDA
 value per year (15 lbs / month *
               1,000
                                                        International
                           $0.6 /lb net * 40%)
                                                                                                 
                                                                                                 Advertising revenue is
                 500
                                  Cash flow
                                                                                                 incremental to what is modeled
                                  positive
                                                      
                                                                                                 Get to SOM in 5 years – 5%
                    0
                                                                           penetration, 10% penetration in
                     2013
      2014
   2015
   2016
     2017
   2018
   2019
   2020
   2012
  7 years – analog adoption curve
                                                                                                 
                -500
                                                                            Self-funding after ~60k
                                                                                                 machines, by 2015
Installed units M (avg)
   -
   0.01
   0.07
    0.5
      1.5
                                  

                          
    
       
        
         
                                     Capital intensity of build-out
Value per unit / year
     -
   50
     50
      60
       60
                                   managed through partnering

                          
    
       
        
         
                                     with machine mfg and retailers
IGWT coin rev ($M)
        -
   0.5
    3.5
     30
       90
                                   

                          
    
       
        
         
                                     US could be $500M+ EBITDA,
Run rate cost ($M)
        1
   2
      3
       8
        20
                                   with Global $1B+ EBITDA
                                                                                                 
                               9	
  
Financing
    Seeking $550K to complete “learn & validate”
    $25K invested up to this point – self funded!
       Q2 '13 – Q1‘14
         Q2’14 – Q4'14
              Q1'15– Q3'15
                  2016
                     2016/ 2017
                  Trash to coin – home recycle machine
             
                         
        Prototype & 
              Develop &         Initial launch
                  Coin to cash
             Full-scale launch
           Pilot
               Commercialize


        $0.55M
                  $2.5M
                        $2M
                        $3M
                        $5M

Prototypes     
$0.40M
   Development 
$1.5M
          Management 
$1.5M
         Development 
$2M
         Development 
$2M

IP             
$0.05M
   Online / FB   
$0.2M
        Working cap 
$0.4M
        50 machines 
$1M
         Management 
$2.5M

Management 
$0.1M
        Management 
$0.8M
           Donation       $0.1M
      
                         Working cap 
$0.5M


                         
                            
                          
                         

Design professional       Full development for         Partner with machine       Develop coin to cash      Develop multiple trash
prototype
                50k unit launch
             manufacturer
              machine
                  to coin machines at
                                                                                                            varying price points
Execute initial market    Partner with                 Launch in ~100 stores
     Put 50 machines in
test with 10 users
       manufacturer & retail
                                  initial stores as test,   Partner with major
                                                       Create initial buzz / PR   with IGWT funding
        retailer, CPG to
                          Build online presence:       through donating 500                                 increase value of coins
                          Website / Facebook
          machines to schools
                                                                                                            Get to 50k+ installed
                          Business development         Collect coins and re-                                base – self-sustaining 
                          with retail and partners
    sell with partners

                          
                            
                                                                                                                                       10	
  
Sustainability
                                      


1. We will incorporate Life cycle analysis and carbon credits
on all stages of manufacturing and distribution.

2. Partner with manufactures and distribution channels that
have a carbon reduction process in place: Walmart, Waste
management, Whole Foods, etc.

3. Design Robots to use recycled materials in their
components as much as possible.
4.  Design Robots to be Energy efficient and apply for Energy
star certification.




                                                                11	
  
Mission
             In Green We Trust is about empowering consumers and partners to be personally 
                        involved in increasing the recycling levels around the World.
                                                      
             Together, we will create significant and lasting improvements for our environment, 
                             and incremental value for consumers and partners.
                                                      
       We promise to enroll our communities to participate in the solution and benefit from recycling,
                                         while making it easy and fun.
                                                      
      We are undertaking a movement that will have a long-term positive impact for future generations.



                                          If we win…
Winning the $50k prize will enable us to develop a 3D design
prototype and animation for marketing purposes and focus groups.
The rest of the money will be invested in business development activities
to enroll potential business partners to join us and help secure
the $500k needed to develop 10 robots and conduct the market test.
!

                                        Thank you!
                                                 
We applaud you for your leadership and dedication to this
important cause and thank you for taking the time to review and
consider our proposal.
                                                                                                          12	
  

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IGWT March 7 2013

  • 1. In Green We Trust TM! “In Green We Trust” revolutionizes plastics recycling by enabling a movement of people to transform plastic trash into coins that have cash value using a home plastic recycling robot. Eran Conforty – Founder and CEO econforty@gmail.com 917-349-1695 1  
  • 2. The Pain 50%of consumers say they care...BUT only 7%of plastic is recycled Problem. Today, only 7% of the plastic consumed in America gets recycled; 93% is wasted, ending up in landfills and polluting the oceans. This is a problem and lost opportunity caused and exacerbated by: (1) lack of density: plastic garbage is bulky, thus cumbersome to Why? transport; (2) non-universality: of the 7 different types of plastic, 3 are not recycled at all, even if consumers try to recycle them; (3) non- not Currency … no real incentives currency: used plastic is garbage that not only doesn’t earn money, it can cost money to have it removed; (4) not at home: although plastic is consumed at home, it is not processed into a valuable commodity there; not Onsite … inconvenient (5) not exciting: “taking out the trash” is not exactly the highlight of anyone’s day; and (6) anti-branding: plastic Coke bottles in landfill or floating in the oceans does damage to that brand. not Inclusive … not all plastic is recycled The Facts The Gaps anti Name branding … junk Americans throw the equivalent of 30M tons of plastic into our landfills •  Collection Annually, covering the area of not Exciting … plastic trash NYC 65 feet deep, equal to •  Sorting 6 stories high $25B/year wasted in Landfills •  Transport not Dense … bulky to transport Gap creates a PAIN for target consumers 2  
  • 3. Our Solution Develop a plastic recycling robot that shreds plastic trash, melts it and converts it into a fungible plastic coin that has monetary value. Solution. Our solution starts with a home machine for recycling used plastic. The machine will output dense plastic coins that are fungible in shape and size, but variable in color and texture. We believe this coin will revolutionize plastic recycling, via its six Magical Attributes: (1) density: one coin is X times more dense than the plastic from which it was generated, making transport of the coins easy; (2) universal: coins will be made by the machine from any and all types of plastic; (3) currency: the coin will serve as “green” currency redeemable at participating retailers; (4) home: the coin will be generated at the same place that the plastic waste is produced – at home; (5) exciting: the coins are delightful – fondle them yourselves; (6) branding: the coin can be stamped with any branding that wants to associate its business with “green”. Since 55% of consumers profess “sustainability”, yet only 7% of plastic is recycled, we believe that in 48% of America, there is a powerful latent demand for a solution like ours. Payback time for the machine is expected to be between 3-6 months for the coins as commodity, and v-w months for coins as currency (i.e. with retail markup). This calculation is based on an expected machine price of $200-$350, and 5 coins being generated per day. 3  
  • 4. Business Model – how we make money 1 Consumer buys / uses IGWT device In major retailers 2 Users melt recyclables into plastic coins with IGWT device at home, office 3 Users redeem coins at retailers, to magnify value, in exchange for $$ & coupons value Business Model. Consumers will take the universal mixed plastic dense coins they generate at 4 IGWT owns & home to participating retailers, like Whole Foods and Wal-Mart, and use the coins as currency. resells plastic Retailers like this are already making a huge green push and will be paying $0.20 a coin for use of the money in their location. Our solution plays directly into their strategic interests. From the 5 IGWT revenue retailers, processors will pick up the coins and transport them to processing centers. Processors shares with like Waste Management and Coca Cola (branding opportunity for the coins) already have trucks philanthropies for picking up the dense coins, and a strong green business strategy. Our solution plays right into their operations and strategy. We believe that we will be able earn revenue on the coin transactions in two ways. First, we believe the retailers will agree to pay us a percentage of the 6 Consumers and currency value of the coins. Second, we believe the processors will pay us a percentage of the partners build a commodity value of the coins. We anticipate sharing a portion of our profits with non-profit green social movement concerns. We will also have a strong Facebook presence to capture the excitement of our consumer community. 4  
  • 5. Functional prototype developed Our Technology þ Technology. We have developed a functional prototype for the home machine, and have filed patents on key aspects of the business. The prototype machine has proven to be a family favorite, with everyone in our extended families now saving every scrap of plastic to feed into the machine. The coins are delightful. Next step is to build a “minimal viable product”. In this business, even the MVP will need to be professionally designed, if not fully functional. New Deal Design has been instrumental in the early planning for the MVP. 5  
  • 6. Marketing and Sales Strategy Marketing. Once the MVP has been developed, and a few copies made, we will run a pilot market program. In this program, these machines will be installed in a few homes, and the people will take their coins to the checkout stands of one or two test retailers. This pilot market program will teach us much about our six Magical Attributes – i.e. what works well? what doesn’t? We also believe that when people redeem our coins at a public checkout line, viral marketing will ensue. We will need to capture the growing excitement on Facebook and YouTube. During the market test we will be reaching out to OEM to partner up with. And manufacture the machine. We are not planning on making a profit on the machine and will focus instead on making money on the plastic output and our marketing partnerships. 6  
  • 7. Competition Competition. Over the past ten years, a number of businesses have tried to crack the plastics recycling nut. These businesses include RecycleBank, Terracycle, Greenopolis, and RecycleTech. Given the current 7% rate of plastic recycling, it would seem fair to say none has cracked this tough nut. Why? We would argue that the reasons have to do with the six Magical attributes of our coin. All of these companies fall short on at least four of these crucial attributes. ! 7  
  • 8. Team Founder and CEO Advisors Gadi Amit Peter Savich President, New Deal Design IP, entrepreneur Craig Samuel Ed Serrill Social entrepreneur, C-level TrialPay Bus Dev & exec at Fortune 500, VC Marketing, VC 8  
  • 9. Sales IGWT makes money from 5 year addressable market reselling commodity plastic in coins, advertising, not selling Machine / machines $M households (M) Coins (B) TAM 60 150 IGWT shares portion of gross 2,000 Net SAM 20 50 revenue with retailer (30 - 40%) SOM 5 10+ revenue 1,500 Gross margin is 80%+ Each unit generates ~$50 - 60+ EBITDA value per year (15 lbs / month * 1,000 International $0.6 /lb net * 40%) Advertising revenue is 500 Cash flow incremental to what is modeled positive Get to SOM in 5 years – 5% 0 penetration, 10% penetration in 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2012 7 years – analog adoption curve -500 Self-funding after ~60k machines, by 2015 Installed units M (avg) - 0.01 0.07 0.5 1.5 Capital intensity of build-out Value per unit / year - 50 50 60 60 managed through partnering with machine mfg and retailers IGWT coin rev ($M) - 0.5 3.5 30 90 US could be $500M+ EBITDA, Run rate cost ($M) 1 2 3 8 20 with Global $1B+ EBITDA 9  
  • 10. Financing Seeking $550K to complete “learn & validate” $25K invested up to this point – self funded! Q2 '13 – Q1‘14 Q2’14 – Q4'14 Q1'15– Q3'15 2016 2016/ 2017 Trash to coin – home recycle machine Prototype & Develop & Initial launch Coin to cash Full-scale launch Pilot Commercialize $0.55M $2.5M $2M $3M $5M Prototypes $0.40M Development $1.5M Management $1.5M Development $2M Development $2M IP $0.05M Online / FB $0.2M Working cap $0.4M 50 machines $1M Management $2.5M Management $0.1M Management $0.8M Donation $0.1M Working cap $0.5M Design professional Full development for Partner with machine Develop coin to cash Develop multiple trash prototype 50k unit launch manufacturer machine to coin machines at varying price points Execute initial market Partner with Launch in ~100 stores Put 50 machines in test with 10 users manufacturer & retail initial stores as test, Partner with major Create initial buzz / PR with IGWT funding retailer, CPG to Build online presence: through donating 500 increase value of coins Website / Facebook machines to schools Get to 50k+ installed Business development Collect coins and re- base – self-sustaining with retail and partners sell with partners 10  
  • 11. Sustainability 1. We will incorporate Life cycle analysis and carbon credits on all stages of manufacturing and distribution. 2. Partner with manufactures and distribution channels that have a carbon reduction process in place: Walmart, Waste management, Whole Foods, etc. 3. Design Robots to use recycled materials in their components as much as possible. 4.  Design Robots to be Energy efficient and apply for Energy star certification. 11  
  • 12. Mission In Green We Trust is about empowering consumers and partners to be personally involved in increasing the recycling levels around the World. Together, we will create significant and lasting improvements for our environment, and incremental value for consumers and partners. We promise to enroll our communities to participate in the solution and benefit from recycling, while making it easy and fun. We are undertaking a movement that will have a long-term positive impact for future generations. If we win… Winning the $50k prize will enable us to develop a 3D design prototype and animation for marketing purposes and focus groups. The rest of the money will be invested in business development activities to enroll potential business partners to join us and help secure the $500k needed to develop 10 robots and conduct the market test. ! Thank you! We applaud you for your leadership and dedication to this important cause and thank you for taking the time to review and consider our proposal. 12