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“Catalytic Entrepreneurship with Social & Venture Capital”
Prof. James Dimitrios Constantine Seferis
GloCal Systems Management (GSM)
Manager of GloCal Investment Ventures Enterprise (GIVE-TANEO FUND)
Partner of Archimedes Center of Innovation and Creation (ACIC)
www.glocalventurecapital.gr
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People Equipment Project
SET-IN-PLACE
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Polymeric
Composites
Laboratory
Team Education
Engineering
Business
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B E D R(Business, Education, Design & Research)
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GloCal maintains a relationship with many affiliates through the Business Education Design and Research (“BEDR”) Global Group Network,
“BEDR” has been in existence since the late 1990s. Affiliates include globally located customers, manufacturers, and suppliers to the commercial aerospace industry, chemical
manufacturers, universities, and banks. In 2008 the following organizations were associated with us:
Academy of Athens, Greece AEROFLEX, Arlington, Virginia, USAAdvanced Fiber Techniques, CanadaAirbus, France, Germany, USAAir Force Office of Scientific Research, USA Alenia Aeronautica, Italy A.G.L.O.C.A.L.P. Academy of GloCal Processes, Tokyo, JapanArchimedes Center for Innovation & Creation, GreeceArizona State University, USA Athena Partners, USA Athens University of Economics & Business, GreeceAthens Laboratory of Business Administration (ALBA) Biorasis, Connecticut, USASwiss Italian Bank Corporation (Formerly, Banca del Gottardo, Switzerland) BKB Trading Company, JapanBAIM/BAIMTECHDavis. Wright and Tremaine, USAC.C. Cramer, GermanyCentral European University, Hungary CIRA (Centro Italiano Ricerche Aerospaziali), Italy CSIRO (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization), Australia Composite Systems Technology (CST), USACYTEC Engineered Materials, USA
easyJet/easyGroup, United KingdomEcole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, Switzerland Ecole Superieure de Commerce (ESC) de Lille, FranceEcole Superieure de Commerce (ESC) de Toulouse, France Ecole des Hautes Etudes Commerciales (EDHEC), FranceRobert Edson Swain, Archtects and Design Eleftheroudakis Bookstore, Greece Eurobank, GreeceCyprus Bank, CyprusFederal Aviation Authority (FAA), USA Foundation for Research Experiential Educational Developmental
Operational Management, (FREEDOM), USAFuture of Flight Museum, Everett, Washington, USA GloCal Network Corporation
Polymeric Composites LaboratoryGloCal UniversityGloCal Investment Ventures Enterprize (G.I.V.E.) GloCal Systems Management (G.S.M.)
Hellenic Aerospace, Greece Hexcion, Houston, TexasHexcelHeatcon, Tukwila, Washington, USA Indian Institute of Technology, India Itochu Trading Company, Japan
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Japan Times / NIFCOJCH Consultants INC, USAJapan AerospaceKYOWA, JapanKanazawa Institute of Technology, Japan Korean Air Lufthansa, Germany MicrosoftMETSOMITSUI Cosmetics, JapanNanophase Technologies, USA NASA, USA Nanoridge, Houston, Texas, USANational Aerospace Laboratory of Japan National Research Council – US Academies
Science Museum of the national academy of sciences
National Building Museum, USANational Science Foundation (NSF), USA National Technical University of Athens, GreeceOlympic Airways, Athens, Greece Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, USA Patria Aerospace Structures, Finland Perkin Elmer, USA Philosophy in Business (PIB), USAPORTEON, Portland, Oregon, USA Process Administration Institute (PAI), France RMIT University, Australia Scaled Systems Technology, Ireland Sefko Greece-USA-Finland
Seiko, Japan Seoul National University, Korea Setaram, FranceStematix, Houston, Texas, USAStony Brook University Suk-Kwang Co., Korea Sung-Kyun-Kwan University, KoreaTANEO (New Economy Development Fund), GreeceTA Instruments, USATAKU River, Alaska, USA The Boeing Company, USA
Boeing Commercial Airplane GroupBoeing InternationalPhantom Works Group 787 Program
Tokyo University of Science, Japan Toray Industries, Inc., JapanUniversity of Connecticut, USA University of Cyprus, CyprusUniversity of Delaware, USA University of Lecce, ItalyUniversity of Patras, Greece University of Perugia, Italy University of Tokyo, Japan War Museum, Athens, GreeceXerox, USA
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INTRODUCTION to
The Seferis Groupof
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The GloCal Network CorporationAn Integrative Global/loCal Networked Development Corporation
The GloCal Network CorporationAn Integrative Global/loCal Networked Development Corporation
Business Education Design and ResearchB.E.D.R – a Global Group Network
Business Education Design and ResearchB.E.D.R – a Global Group Network
P. C. L.G. I. V. E.G. S. M.
The Structure of GloCal
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Professor James Dimitrios Constantine Seferis
INTEGRATED GROUPS
SEFKOTrade & BrokeringAri Vihersaari
SYSTEMSTecchnology & FinanceChris Velisaris
GloCalPartnerships & ServicesJames C. Seferis
NPOSocio-Economic DevelopmentNikos Floros
SEFKO LLCSeattle U.S.A.
Composite Systems TechnologyUSA
GloCal Network CorporationSeattle, U.S.A.
F.R.E.E.D.O.M.U.S.A.
SEFKO EPEAthens, Greece
SEFKO OyTuusula, Finland
GloCal Systems ManagementAthens, Greece
Scaled Systems TechnologyDublin, Ireland
GIVE-TANEO FundAthens, Greece
ARCHIMEDESAthens, Greece
Process Admin. InstituteParis, France
AGLOCALPTokyo, Japan
Polymeric Composites LabShubang Gan
GloCal Venture Capital
SEFKO GloCal SystemsChina
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GloCal Venture CapitalFunds
GIVE – TANEO FUND => Greece
(closed end)
GIVE – EUROCY => Europe from Cyprus
(open end)
GIVE – L3C => U.S.A.
January 2010(open end)
GIVE – BRICK => China
2011(closed end)
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EARLY-STAGE CAPITAL CONTINUUM – VALUE-CREATION STAGES Value or
revenue
TimeCumulative company ageYears
0.5-1.0 1.5-4.0 2.5-7.0
Typical funding
Attributes of business
• Business idea/ concept
• Technology (invention or IP) de-velopment
• Business plan
• Some proof-of-concept or prototype of technology
• Expressions of customer interest
• Refined revenue/profit model & business plan
• Product (service) developed and manufactured
• Customer validation, customer adoption and at least some revenue
• Realistic plan for positive cash flow and/or profitability
• Revenues/customers• Clear timeline to positive cash
flow/profitability and/or establishment of positive cash flow/profitability
• Scaled execution of growth plan
ValueRevenues
Financing round
-1 0 First Second Third Fourth/bridge
Financing stages
Stage durationYears
0.5-1.0 1.0-3.0 1.0-3.0
$25-100 thousand
$100-250 thousand
$250 thousand-2 million
$1-3 million $3-5 million $5-50 million
Pre-seed Early-stage VC Later-stage VCSeedTargeted liquidity
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EARLY-STAGE CAPITAL CONTINUUM – COMPANY ATTRIBUTES
Typical funding*
Employees None (onlyfounder/s)
1-5 3-20 20-100+
Manage-ment
• Founders and/or project leader
• CEO (professional management)
• Other key senior team members
• CEO plus full team
Marketing/ sales
• Market assessment
• Market research
• Market-entry strategy
• Distribution network• Market-expansion strategy
• Market entry
• Distri-bution strategy
Technology-specific milestones (medical device example)*
• Proof of concept• Regulatory path outlined• Clinical thought leaders
identified
• Product complete• Next generation
under way• Clinical studies• Regulatory path
defined and clearwith possible FDA approval
• Next generation developed• Clinical study complete• FDA approval
Financing round
-1 0 First Second Third Fourth/bridge
Financing stages
$25-100 thousand
$100-250 thousand
$250 thousand-2 million
$1-3 million $3-5 million $5-50 million
* Amounts may be understated for medical device example
Jobs 1 3 7 12 40 100 300
Pre-seed Early-stage VC Later-stage VCSeedTargeted liquidity
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EARLY – STAGE CAPITAL CONTINUUM – SOURCES OF FUNDS
Typical funding
Financing round
-1 0 First Second Third Fourth/bridge
Financing stages
$25-100 thousand
$100-250 thousand
$250 thousand-2 million
$1-3 million $3-5 million $5-50 million
Average funding size
$30 thousand $150 thousand $1 million $2 million $4 million $10+ million
Pre-seed Early-stage VC Later-stage VCSeedTargeted liquidity
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GloCal Venture CapitalPotential Core Investments
(November 2009)
ECOGREEN POWER S.A. PolyNanoTech eduDOTcom XI-LA COMPOSITE AEROSTRUCTURES AMAP e-Garage Healthylogics
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GloCal Venture CapitalPRESENCE
GloCal Venture Capital
In Greece is composed of
GloCal Investment Ventures Enterprise (GIVE-TANEO) Fund
managed by
GloCal Systems Management (GSM)
with membership
in European Venture Capital Association(EVCA)
in partnership with
Archimedes, Center for Innovation and Creation
a non-profit corporation
GloCal Venture Capital
In the U.S. is part of
GloCal Network Corporation
a Delaware corporation with offices and laboratory
in Seattle, Washington dba(doing business as)
GloCal Venture Capital
In the states of Delaware and Washington.with membership
in National Association of Start-up and Venture Funds (NASVF)
in partnership with
Foundation for Research Experiential Educational Developmental Operational
Management (F.R.E.E.D.O.M.) a 501 © non-profit corporation
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as
Chief Science and Technology Advisor to
Poly Nano Tech. net(U.S., Greece, Cyprus, Korea)
Composite Systems Technology (CST)
Established as an (S) corporation in 1983 by
Dr. J.C.Seferis and now part of system group (Seattle, Dublin, Athens) has formed dba(doing business as)
Poly Nano Tech. net in Boston, Massachusetts (PNT)
to commercialize technology from CST membership in the Massachusetts Institute of Technology(MIT) consortium
Nano-Engineered Composite aerospace Structures
Under the leadership of
Professor Brian L. Wardle
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First round of financing (12months)Euro 2,500,000
Preliminary details:
GIVE-TANEO Fund of Greece will fundPoly Nano Tech.gr under the leadership of:
- Dr. Teni Boulikas as CEO(Founder & CEO of Regulon S.N. and Dedrigen S.A.) - Dr. Charalambos C. Doumanidis, Vice President and Chief technology officer of Poly Nano Tech.net(Professor, University of Cyrus / former Director of NSF Nanotechnology Initiative) - Dr. Constantine Paleos, Chief Scientific Officer, (Dedrigen and NCSR “Demokritos” (ret))
In collaboration with:
- Dr. Dimitrios Niarchos, Chairman of the Board National Center for Scientific Research (NCSR) “Demokritos” - Dr. Athanasios Mamalis, Professor National Technical University of Athens and NCSR “Demokritos”- Dr. Nick Kanellopoulos, Director, European Center of Excellence on Nano-Porous Solids and Materials for Environmental Separation Laboratory, NCSR “Demokritos”- Dr. Achileas Kanellopoulos, President of American University in Athens
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GloCal Venture Capital in Greece and U.S.
will be lead investor and solicit additional participation from other Venture Capital funds, NECST members, and State Economic
Development Agencies
Preliminary details:
Poly Nano Tech.gr will establish (incorporate):
Poly Nano Tech. U.S.A. in partnership with CST and Professor Brian L. Wardle
Poly Nano Tech. Cyprus in partnership with ADT Nano and Professor Charalambos C. Doumanidis
Poly Nano Tech. Korea in partnership with J.D. Tech and Professor Jae Do Nam
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-GloCal University-Polymeric Composites Laboratory-Designed Composites
Composite Systems Technology (CST)
SEFKO EΠE (Greece)
P.A.I.
A.C.I.C.
A.G.L.O.C.A.L.P.
SEFKO Oy
F.R.E.E.D.O.M.SEFKO LLC
SSTGIVE / GSM