2. About GBI Global Business Incubation, Inc. (GBI), a US non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation that promotes a unique "zero-time" business accelerator culture for start-up companies, entrepreneurs and small businesses in software technology (game development), multimedia, entertainment and other peripheral industries. GBI was founded in 1991 in partnership with Loyola Marymount University, College of Business Administration, as a spin-off of the CSBD Foundation. GBI, a non-profit organization consisting of colleges, universities, government, industry and community organizations, was originally established as a virtual network "partnership" dedicated to linking California businesses to emerging technology and effectively channeling it toward marketing and manufacturing opportunities.
3. About Semantic Seed Program The Semantic Seed program was established in 2008 by the founders of Urban Technology Ventures, and Break through Ventures after the company’s founder’s observations of first time entrepreneurs struggling to find funding from angel investors and venture capitalist to hatch ideas. Semantic Seed is a special kind of co working space and idea accelerator that cares more about funding “Good People” than your resume credentials and your business plan. The Labs mission is to become a catalyst for early stage companies to graduate into venture capital ready companies. Start-ups and entrepreneurs can capitalize on the experience, skills and networks that Semantic Seed can provide to streamline development and accelerate commercialization of ideas We help entrepreneurs go from the idea stage to a real company with a product or service generating revenue. To attract these young entrepreneurs, the team set up an advisory board “Think Tank” of mentor entrepreneurs with hands on operating experience. We will also partner with Universities, and enterprises to identify budding ideas.
4. Semantic Seed Attendee Profile Business Use 90% are business owners 60% Are Software Engineers 92% Post Job listings to hire 85% Movie times or reviews 70% Communication Services 97% Planning a business trip 73% Buying a home or condo 89% Renting a new home or apartment Internet enabled Consumers of services frequently use the Internet to make buying decisions, and the Semantic Seed Accelerator Network audience uses the Net even more. Internet Radio 70% of Semantic Seed members listen to Internet radio broadcasts at least once per month in the office, at home, or increasingly on mobile. Semantic Seed Users: - Spend up to $200 a month on clothing - Spend up to $100 a month on communication services - Spend up to $90 a month on entertainment services - Will only purchase a product or service from companies considered “cool”, or “hip” - Plan on purchasing a vehicle in the coming year online Semantic Seed Accelerator Network users are digital lifestyle users, they are more likely to search the internet for products and services to buy. Below is a survey result from a Semantic Seed Accelerator Network poll of products or services users would purchase online: Personal Use 60% Planning a Vacation 42% Health Concerns or local medical resources 67% Cars, trucks or vans 80% Financial matters: banking, loans, stocks 60% Tickets for a play or entertaining event
5. Start Up Camp Gaming Edition Start Up Camp focused on Game development, and product development. It is a 54 hour start up event that provides the networking, resources, and incentives for individuals and teams to go from idea to launch. Get connected with local developers, innovators, and entrepreneurs. Build community, Collaborate, and Start Companies.
6. Event Overview The best and brightest developers in each local market will have 60 seconds (up to 90 for smaller events) to present ideas for new startup ventures, we then crowd source the favorites and form teams around those ideas. Teams are between 4-10 people, and consist of about 50% technical people and 50% non-technical. You then spend the entire weekend getting advice from professional mentors, and building a proof of concept, demo, or sometimes even a finished product. 2011 Start Up Competition
7. Why do developers and entrepreneurs attend Start Up Camps? Cash prize will be awarded to the top team on Sunday Night Pitch your business idea and get to work building it! Network and be a part of the local start up ecosystem We provide 5 meals and drinks over the weekend Meet your co-founder, or find the next rock star for your organization Amazing Advisors, Mentors, and local speakers to motivate you Free legal, investment, strategy, and start up advice Get exposure to the local investment community
9. “Semantic Seed Can help you connect and engage with developers and Local Silicon Valley Ecosystem” Engagement is the key Branded Eventsin Silicon Valley, Hollywood, Las Vegas, Miami, New York, Mumbai, London, & 32 other cities Email , Video, Voice , Twitter & SMS Campaigns Physical Hubs in San Jose, Hollywood, Miami, Mumbai, Re-Occurring Brand Impressions Emotional Brand Impressions Virtual Hubs Social Networks, Blogs, SMS & Podcast Data Center Exclusive Member Incentives drive Loyalty engagement Campaign Website and Applications For CRM, and list management
15. Start Up Camps 2011 3 Day Event with 50 + participants Cash Prize Contest format with winner announced on day 3 1-2 Speakers 5 Meals Catered & Drinks Hands On Technical Assistance from Sponsors Mentoring For Sponsors: Recognition as the events presenting sponsor on all marketing materials. 20 min presentation to group 2 Invitations Cash Prizes Recognition during judging Intimate interaction and feedback from developers
16. Code Camps 2011 3 Day Event with 50 + participants Cash Prize Contest format with winner announced on day 3 1-2 Speakers 5 Meals Catered & Drinks Hands On Technical Assistance from Sponsors Mentoring For Sponsors: Recognition as the events presenting sponsor on all marketing materials. 20 min presentation to group 2 Invitations Cash Prizes Recognition during judging Intimate interaction and feedback from developers
17. Start Up Camps 2011 (Mobile Edition) 3 Day Event with 50 + participants Cash Prize Contest format with winner announced on day 3 1-2 Speakers 5 Meals Catered & Drinks Hands On Technical Assistance from Sponsors Mentoring For Sponsors: Recognition as the events presenting sponsor on all marketing materials. 20 min presentation to group 2 Invitations Cash Prizes Recognition during judging Intimate interaction and feedback from developers
18. Event Sponsorship Packages 2011 Cost for Gold Sponsorship: $5,500 Includes all marketing materials, 10 Min Presentation to the group, copy of the contact list, and one judge for contest Cost for Silver Sponsorship: $2,500 (includes copy of the contact, list Logo on event Website, Blog, Meet Up pages, and Tee Shirts Cost for Bronze Sponsorship: $1500 (Includes Logo on event Website, Blog, and Meet Up) Supporting Sponsor: $500 (Includes Logo on Meet Up Group Page) (these sponsorship prices are per city, per event), more packages here: http://startupcamper.com/cities/sponsor-us/
19. Event Sponsorship Packages 2011 Presenting Global Sponsor: $100,000 (all events worldwide) National Sponsor: $50,000 (25 events) Regional Sponsor: $25,000 (15 events) Swag Bags: $250 to insert your marketing material, and $500 for an insert and logo on the bag Tables/Booths: $500 Demo day booth/table to showcase your services to attendees (these sponsorship prices are per city, per event), more packages here: http://startupcamper.com/cities/sponsor-us/
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21. Key Take Aways Consistent Developer Engagement is the key in successful outreach Video research will be captured at every event and shared with our sponsors High Value Prizes and Cash will drive emotional bonds with brand and viral activity All Start Up contact info gathered from events will be shared with our sponsors We are a US based NON PROFIT (501c3)
22. A variety of other opportunities are available, call your Semantic Seed/GBI account executive for more details. Semantic Seed Co Working Network 10 South 1st Street Suite 318 San Jose, Ca. 95113 Email: toby@semanticseed.com http://www.semanticseed.com
