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1

Delineating Investment CrowdfundingGlobal Data Insight amp Trends

Jonathan Sandlund

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

jsandlund

2

thecrowdcafecom leading provider of research data and analysis on the global crowdinvesting industry

about me

Jonathan Sandlundjthecrowdcafecomjsandlund

localinvestorsorg live think invest local

3

Intro to Investment CrowdfundingThe Mechanism

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

4

Thank you

Leading law firm serving the crowdfunding industry

5

reward vs investmentReward-Based Investment-Based

Receive no financial return

Rewards Perks

Legal today

Securities offered in return for crowdsrsquo investment

Equity

Debt

Revenue share Royalty

Blended

The JOBS Act

Title II vs Title III

6

Funded$

$

$$

$

the mechanism

FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS AFFINITIES X =

Rewards-Based

7

Funded$

$

$$

$

the mechanism

FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

8

Funded$$

$$

$FAMILY FRIENDS

CUSTOMERSINVESTORS

AFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

9

Funded$$

$ $

$FAMILY FRIENDS

CUSTOMERSINVESTORS

AFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

10

Funded$ $

$ $

$FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

11

Funded

$

$

$

$

$

FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

12

Not Funded

$

$

$ $

$FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

13

rewards vs equity

~$5000

~$160000

Median Fundraise

~$775000

14Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

The Legalities of Investment CrowdfundingTitle II amp Title III of the JOBS Act

The JOBS Act

15

Title II Title III

Lifts ban on general solicitation and advertising on security offerings to accredited investors

Amended Form D (Proposed changes onlymdashNOT in effect)

September 24th 2013

Businesses Raise up to $1mm in 12-month period

Investors tiered limits on investment amount

Rule-making includes SEC and FINRA

Crowdfunding for Accredited Investors

Crowdfunding for Everyone

Title II In Action

16

Demo Days

17

ldquoYou can pick your own winners and invest as little as $1000mdashor invest $5000 in a fund with all 25rdquo

Title II In ActionStartups

18

Title II In ActionReal Estate

19

ldquoAs a result of the new SEC regulations effective today all of OurCrowdrsquos deals will be posted publicly for US investors on OurCrowdrsquos website as well as on social networks email and

through online and offline advertising and public meetingsrdquo

Title II In ActionGlobal

20

Brings dramatic efficiencies to private capital markets

Geographically indiscriminate

Creates frictionless access to deal flow for investors

Creates frictionless access to investors for businesses

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Title II Impact

21

The US Market

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Platforms market segmentation

22

Investment Crowdfunding Platforms

NicheAffinitySMBsStartups

Platforms market segmentation

23

1 Angellist482 Gust203 Seedups284 MicroVentures215 Seedinvest136 FundersClub107 RockThePost78 WeFunder129 Fundroom10 FundersClub

1 SoMoLend132 Bolstr53 Fundable74 Localstake145 Dealstruck106 LendingClub67 P2BInvestor118 Raiseworks99 Relayfund110 Prosper2

Startups SMBs Niche Generalist

1 HealthFundr292 VentureHealth163 Poliwogg134 HealthiosXchange155 ExplorationFunder116 Agfunder177 Fquare88 RealtyShares129 RealtyMogul910RealCrowd911Groundbreaker1212Crowdmason1513Collaperty814CircleUp1015ReturnOnChange1316WeSparkt617Slated718Pave519Upstart720Alumnifunder11

1 EarlyShares102 EquityNet103 ExemptCapitalNetwork24 FlashFunders25 Ibankersdirect136 ConfidentCrowd47 99funding68 IRAvest79 Crowdfunder810FundAmerica9311Axial Markets

Accredited Platforms

Platforms market structures

5 25 100

Very High Curation High

No CurationModerate

50

lt5 100

acceptance rate

The Curation Spectrum

Platforms business models

20 Carry

$19 - $69 month

selected samples

10 Success + 10 Carry

The US Market

Investors Productization Investors Secondary liquidity Investors Portfolio management Businesses Ecosystem one-stop shop for fundraising Businesses Optimization of the Cap Table (pre-funding) Businesses Optimization of Execution (post-funding)

A few things to think about

27

Case StudiesWhatrsquos the data say

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

28

Macro-Data Selected Sample

29

Equity180 Deals

$132 Million

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Debt2952 Deals$256 Million

Equity29 Deals

$26 Million

Equity11 Deals$954k

Equity20 Deals

~$21 Million Selected sample of platforms as of 101413

30

300+ Equity Placements

2900+ Loans

$300+ Million in Crowdfunded Security Transactions

31

Crowdfunding ModelsDiversity Innovation

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

32

A+ to C Risk Bands Applied

Offer 1 3 5 year loans

pound5000 - pound1000000

Secondary market

Crowdfunded two $80000 small business loans in under 29 minutes

Debt2702 Deals$240 Million

33

Discovery

34

Splash Bathroom Accessories Co

Profile

35

Credit Score History

36

Key Financials

37

Questions amp Answers

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

2

thecrowdcafecom leading provider of research data and analysis on the global crowdinvesting industry

about me

Jonathan Sandlundjthecrowdcafecomjsandlund

localinvestorsorg live think invest local

3

Intro to Investment CrowdfundingThe Mechanism

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

4

Thank you

Leading law firm serving the crowdfunding industry

5

reward vs investmentReward-Based Investment-Based

Receive no financial return

Rewards Perks

Legal today

Securities offered in return for crowdsrsquo investment

Equity

Debt

Revenue share Royalty

Blended

The JOBS Act

Title II vs Title III

6

Funded$

$

$$

$

the mechanism

FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS AFFINITIES X =

Rewards-Based

7

Funded$

$

$$

$

the mechanism

FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

8

Funded$$

$$

$FAMILY FRIENDS

CUSTOMERSINVESTORS

AFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

9

Funded$$

$ $

$FAMILY FRIENDS

CUSTOMERSINVESTORS

AFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

10

Funded$ $

$ $

$FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

11

Funded

$

$

$

$

$

FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

12

Not Funded

$

$

$ $

$FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

13

rewards vs equity

~$5000

~$160000

Median Fundraise

~$775000

14Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

The Legalities of Investment CrowdfundingTitle II amp Title III of the JOBS Act

The JOBS Act

15

Title II Title III

Lifts ban on general solicitation and advertising on security offerings to accredited investors

Amended Form D (Proposed changes onlymdashNOT in effect)

September 24th 2013

Businesses Raise up to $1mm in 12-month period

Investors tiered limits on investment amount

Rule-making includes SEC and FINRA

Crowdfunding for Accredited Investors

Crowdfunding for Everyone

Title II In Action

16

Demo Days

17

ldquoYou can pick your own winners and invest as little as $1000mdashor invest $5000 in a fund with all 25rdquo

Title II In ActionStartups

18

Title II In ActionReal Estate

19

ldquoAs a result of the new SEC regulations effective today all of OurCrowdrsquos deals will be posted publicly for US investors on OurCrowdrsquos website as well as on social networks email and

through online and offline advertising and public meetingsrdquo

Title II In ActionGlobal

20

Brings dramatic efficiencies to private capital markets

Geographically indiscriminate

Creates frictionless access to deal flow for investors

Creates frictionless access to investors for businesses

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Title II Impact

21

The US Market

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Platforms market segmentation

22

Investment Crowdfunding Platforms

NicheAffinitySMBsStartups

Platforms market segmentation

23

1 Angellist482 Gust203 Seedups284 MicroVentures215 Seedinvest136 FundersClub107 RockThePost78 WeFunder129 Fundroom10 FundersClub

1 SoMoLend132 Bolstr53 Fundable74 Localstake145 Dealstruck106 LendingClub67 P2BInvestor118 Raiseworks99 Relayfund110 Prosper2

Startups SMBs Niche Generalist

1 HealthFundr292 VentureHealth163 Poliwogg134 HealthiosXchange155 ExplorationFunder116 Agfunder177 Fquare88 RealtyShares129 RealtyMogul910RealCrowd911Groundbreaker1212Crowdmason1513Collaperty814CircleUp1015ReturnOnChange1316WeSparkt617Slated718Pave519Upstart720Alumnifunder11

1 EarlyShares102 EquityNet103 ExemptCapitalNetwork24 FlashFunders25 Ibankersdirect136 ConfidentCrowd47 99funding68 IRAvest79 Crowdfunder810FundAmerica9311Axial Markets

Accredited Platforms

Platforms market structures

5 25 100

Very High Curation High

No CurationModerate

50

lt5 100

acceptance rate

The Curation Spectrum

Platforms business models

20 Carry

$19 - $69 month

selected samples

10 Success + 10 Carry

The US Market

Investors Productization Investors Secondary liquidity Investors Portfolio management Businesses Ecosystem one-stop shop for fundraising Businesses Optimization of the Cap Table (pre-funding) Businesses Optimization of Execution (post-funding)

A few things to think about

27

Case StudiesWhatrsquos the data say

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

28

Macro-Data Selected Sample

29

Equity180 Deals

$132 Million

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Debt2952 Deals$256 Million

Equity29 Deals

$26 Million

Equity11 Deals$954k

Equity20 Deals

~$21 Million Selected sample of platforms as of 101413

30

300+ Equity Placements

2900+ Loans

$300+ Million in Crowdfunded Security Transactions

31

Crowdfunding ModelsDiversity Innovation

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

32

A+ to C Risk Bands Applied

Offer 1 3 5 year loans

pound5000 - pound1000000

Secondary market

Crowdfunded two $80000 small business loans in under 29 minutes

Debt2702 Deals$240 Million

33

Discovery

34

Splash Bathroom Accessories Co

Profile

35

Credit Score History

36

Key Financials

37

Questions amp Answers

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

3

Intro to Investment CrowdfundingThe Mechanism

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

4

Thank you

Leading law firm serving the crowdfunding industry

5

reward vs investmentReward-Based Investment-Based

Receive no financial return

Rewards Perks

Legal today

Securities offered in return for crowdsrsquo investment

Equity

Debt

Revenue share Royalty

Blended

The JOBS Act

Title II vs Title III

6

Funded$

$

$$

$

the mechanism

FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS AFFINITIES X =

Rewards-Based

7

Funded$

$

$$

$

the mechanism

FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

8

Funded$$

$$

$FAMILY FRIENDS

CUSTOMERSINVESTORS

AFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

9

Funded$$

$ $

$FAMILY FRIENDS

CUSTOMERSINVESTORS

AFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

10

Funded$ $

$ $

$FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

11

Funded

$

$

$

$

$

FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

12

Not Funded

$

$

$ $

$FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

13

rewards vs equity

~$5000

~$160000

Median Fundraise

~$775000

14Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

The Legalities of Investment CrowdfundingTitle II amp Title III of the JOBS Act

The JOBS Act

15

Title II Title III

Lifts ban on general solicitation and advertising on security offerings to accredited investors

Amended Form D (Proposed changes onlymdashNOT in effect)

September 24th 2013

Businesses Raise up to $1mm in 12-month period

Investors tiered limits on investment amount

Rule-making includes SEC and FINRA

Crowdfunding for Accredited Investors

Crowdfunding for Everyone

Title II In Action

16

Demo Days

17

ldquoYou can pick your own winners and invest as little as $1000mdashor invest $5000 in a fund with all 25rdquo

Title II In ActionStartups

18

Title II In ActionReal Estate

19

ldquoAs a result of the new SEC regulations effective today all of OurCrowdrsquos deals will be posted publicly for US investors on OurCrowdrsquos website as well as on social networks email and

through online and offline advertising and public meetingsrdquo

Title II In ActionGlobal

20

Brings dramatic efficiencies to private capital markets

Geographically indiscriminate

Creates frictionless access to deal flow for investors

Creates frictionless access to investors for businesses

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Title II Impact

21

The US Market

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Platforms market segmentation

22

Investment Crowdfunding Platforms

NicheAffinitySMBsStartups

Platforms market segmentation

23

1 Angellist482 Gust203 Seedups284 MicroVentures215 Seedinvest136 FundersClub107 RockThePost78 WeFunder129 Fundroom10 FundersClub

1 SoMoLend132 Bolstr53 Fundable74 Localstake145 Dealstruck106 LendingClub67 P2BInvestor118 Raiseworks99 Relayfund110 Prosper2

Startups SMBs Niche Generalist

1 HealthFundr292 VentureHealth163 Poliwogg134 HealthiosXchange155 ExplorationFunder116 Agfunder177 Fquare88 RealtyShares129 RealtyMogul910RealCrowd911Groundbreaker1212Crowdmason1513Collaperty814CircleUp1015ReturnOnChange1316WeSparkt617Slated718Pave519Upstart720Alumnifunder11

1 EarlyShares102 EquityNet103 ExemptCapitalNetwork24 FlashFunders25 Ibankersdirect136 ConfidentCrowd47 99funding68 IRAvest79 Crowdfunder810FundAmerica9311Axial Markets

Accredited Platforms

Platforms market structures

5 25 100

Very High Curation High

No CurationModerate

50

lt5 100

acceptance rate

The Curation Spectrum

Platforms business models

20 Carry

$19 - $69 month

selected samples

10 Success + 10 Carry

The US Market

Investors Productization Investors Secondary liquidity Investors Portfolio management Businesses Ecosystem one-stop shop for fundraising Businesses Optimization of the Cap Table (pre-funding) Businesses Optimization of Execution (post-funding)

A few things to think about

27

Case StudiesWhatrsquos the data say

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

28

Macro-Data Selected Sample

29

Equity180 Deals

$132 Million

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Debt2952 Deals$256 Million

Equity29 Deals

$26 Million

Equity11 Deals$954k

Equity20 Deals

~$21 Million Selected sample of platforms as of 101413

30

300+ Equity Placements

2900+ Loans

$300+ Million in Crowdfunded Security Transactions

31

Crowdfunding ModelsDiversity Innovation

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

32

A+ to C Risk Bands Applied

Offer 1 3 5 year loans

pound5000 - pound1000000

Secondary market

Crowdfunded two $80000 small business loans in under 29 minutes

Debt2702 Deals$240 Million

33

Discovery

34

Splash Bathroom Accessories Co

Profile

35

Credit Score History

36

Key Financials

37

Questions amp Answers

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

4

Thank you

Leading law firm serving the crowdfunding industry

5

reward vs investmentReward-Based Investment-Based

Receive no financial return

Rewards Perks

Legal today

Securities offered in return for crowdsrsquo investment

Equity

Debt

Revenue share Royalty

Blended

The JOBS Act

Title II vs Title III

6

Funded$

$

$$

$

the mechanism

FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS AFFINITIES X =

Rewards-Based

7

Funded$

$

$$

$

the mechanism

FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

8

Funded$$

$$

$FAMILY FRIENDS

CUSTOMERSINVESTORS

AFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

9

Funded$$

$ $

$FAMILY FRIENDS

CUSTOMERSINVESTORS

AFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

10

Funded$ $

$ $

$FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

11

Funded

$

$

$

$

$

FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

12

Not Funded

$

$

$ $

$FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

13

rewards vs equity

~$5000

~$160000

Median Fundraise

~$775000

14Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

The Legalities of Investment CrowdfundingTitle II amp Title III of the JOBS Act

The JOBS Act

15

Title II Title III

Lifts ban on general solicitation and advertising on security offerings to accredited investors

Amended Form D (Proposed changes onlymdashNOT in effect)

September 24th 2013

Businesses Raise up to $1mm in 12-month period

Investors tiered limits on investment amount

Rule-making includes SEC and FINRA

Crowdfunding for Accredited Investors

Crowdfunding for Everyone

Title II In Action

16

Demo Days

17

ldquoYou can pick your own winners and invest as little as $1000mdashor invest $5000 in a fund with all 25rdquo

Title II In ActionStartups

18

Title II In ActionReal Estate

19

ldquoAs a result of the new SEC regulations effective today all of OurCrowdrsquos deals will be posted publicly for US investors on OurCrowdrsquos website as well as on social networks email and

through online and offline advertising and public meetingsrdquo

Title II In ActionGlobal

20

Brings dramatic efficiencies to private capital markets

Geographically indiscriminate

Creates frictionless access to deal flow for investors

Creates frictionless access to investors for businesses

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Title II Impact

21

The US Market

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Platforms market segmentation

22

Investment Crowdfunding Platforms

NicheAffinitySMBsStartups

Platforms market segmentation

23

1 Angellist482 Gust203 Seedups284 MicroVentures215 Seedinvest136 FundersClub107 RockThePost78 WeFunder129 Fundroom10 FundersClub

1 SoMoLend132 Bolstr53 Fundable74 Localstake145 Dealstruck106 LendingClub67 P2BInvestor118 Raiseworks99 Relayfund110 Prosper2

Startups SMBs Niche Generalist

1 HealthFundr292 VentureHealth163 Poliwogg134 HealthiosXchange155 ExplorationFunder116 Agfunder177 Fquare88 RealtyShares129 RealtyMogul910RealCrowd911Groundbreaker1212Crowdmason1513Collaperty814CircleUp1015ReturnOnChange1316WeSparkt617Slated718Pave519Upstart720Alumnifunder11

1 EarlyShares102 EquityNet103 ExemptCapitalNetwork24 FlashFunders25 Ibankersdirect136 ConfidentCrowd47 99funding68 IRAvest79 Crowdfunder810FundAmerica9311Axial Markets

Accredited Platforms

Platforms market structures

5 25 100

Very High Curation High

No CurationModerate

50

lt5 100

acceptance rate

The Curation Spectrum

Platforms business models

20 Carry

$19 - $69 month

selected samples

10 Success + 10 Carry

The US Market

Investors Productization Investors Secondary liquidity Investors Portfolio management Businesses Ecosystem one-stop shop for fundraising Businesses Optimization of the Cap Table (pre-funding) Businesses Optimization of Execution (post-funding)

A few things to think about

27

Case StudiesWhatrsquos the data say

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

28

Macro-Data Selected Sample

29

Equity180 Deals

$132 Million

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Debt2952 Deals$256 Million

Equity29 Deals

$26 Million

Equity11 Deals$954k

Equity20 Deals

~$21 Million Selected sample of platforms as of 101413

30

300+ Equity Placements

2900+ Loans

$300+ Million in Crowdfunded Security Transactions

31

Crowdfunding ModelsDiversity Innovation

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

32

A+ to C Risk Bands Applied

Offer 1 3 5 year loans

pound5000 - pound1000000

Secondary market

Crowdfunded two $80000 small business loans in under 29 minutes

Debt2702 Deals$240 Million

33

Discovery

34

Splash Bathroom Accessories Co

Profile

35

Credit Score History

36

Key Financials

37

Questions amp Answers

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

5

reward vs investmentReward-Based Investment-Based

Receive no financial return

Rewards Perks

Legal today

Securities offered in return for crowdsrsquo investment

Equity

Debt

Revenue share Royalty

Blended

The JOBS Act

Title II vs Title III

6

Funded$

$

$$

$

the mechanism

FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS AFFINITIES X =

Rewards-Based

7

Funded$

$

$$

$

the mechanism

FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

8

Funded$$

$$

$FAMILY FRIENDS

CUSTOMERSINVESTORS

AFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

9

Funded$$

$ $

$FAMILY FRIENDS

CUSTOMERSINVESTORS

AFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

10

Funded$ $

$ $

$FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

11

Funded

$

$

$

$

$

FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

12

Not Funded

$

$

$ $

$FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

13

rewards vs equity

~$5000

~$160000

Median Fundraise

~$775000

14Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

The Legalities of Investment CrowdfundingTitle II amp Title III of the JOBS Act

The JOBS Act

15

Title II Title III

Lifts ban on general solicitation and advertising on security offerings to accredited investors

Amended Form D (Proposed changes onlymdashNOT in effect)

September 24th 2013

Businesses Raise up to $1mm in 12-month period

Investors tiered limits on investment amount

Rule-making includes SEC and FINRA

Crowdfunding for Accredited Investors

Crowdfunding for Everyone

Title II In Action

16

Demo Days

17

ldquoYou can pick your own winners and invest as little as $1000mdashor invest $5000 in a fund with all 25rdquo

Title II In ActionStartups

18

Title II In ActionReal Estate

19

ldquoAs a result of the new SEC regulations effective today all of OurCrowdrsquos deals will be posted publicly for US investors on OurCrowdrsquos website as well as on social networks email and

through online and offline advertising and public meetingsrdquo

Title II In ActionGlobal

20

Brings dramatic efficiencies to private capital markets

Geographically indiscriminate

Creates frictionless access to deal flow for investors

Creates frictionless access to investors for businesses

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Title II Impact

21

The US Market

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Platforms market segmentation

22

Investment Crowdfunding Platforms

NicheAffinitySMBsStartups

Platforms market segmentation

23

1 Angellist482 Gust203 Seedups284 MicroVentures215 Seedinvest136 FundersClub107 RockThePost78 WeFunder129 Fundroom10 FundersClub

1 SoMoLend132 Bolstr53 Fundable74 Localstake145 Dealstruck106 LendingClub67 P2BInvestor118 Raiseworks99 Relayfund110 Prosper2

Startups SMBs Niche Generalist

1 HealthFundr292 VentureHealth163 Poliwogg134 HealthiosXchange155 ExplorationFunder116 Agfunder177 Fquare88 RealtyShares129 RealtyMogul910RealCrowd911Groundbreaker1212Crowdmason1513Collaperty814CircleUp1015ReturnOnChange1316WeSparkt617Slated718Pave519Upstart720Alumnifunder11

1 EarlyShares102 EquityNet103 ExemptCapitalNetwork24 FlashFunders25 Ibankersdirect136 ConfidentCrowd47 99funding68 IRAvest79 Crowdfunder810FundAmerica9311Axial Markets

Accredited Platforms

Platforms market structures

5 25 100

Very High Curation High

No CurationModerate

50

lt5 100

acceptance rate

The Curation Spectrum

Platforms business models

20 Carry

$19 - $69 month

selected samples

10 Success + 10 Carry

The US Market

Investors Productization Investors Secondary liquidity Investors Portfolio management Businesses Ecosystem one-stop shop for fundraising Businesses Optimization of the Cap Table (pre-funding) Businesses Optimization of Execution (post-funding)

A few things to think about

27

Case StudiesWhatrsquos the data say

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

28

Macro-Data Selected Sample

29

Equity180 Deals

$132 Million

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Debt2952 Deals$256 Million

Equity29 Deals

$26 Million

Equity11 Deals$954k

Equity20 Deals

~$21 Million Selected sample of platforms as of 101413

30

300+ Equity Placements

2900+ Loans

$300+ Million in Crowdfunded Security Transactions

31

Crowdfunding ModelsDiversity Innovation

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

32

A+ to C Risk Bands Applied

Offer 1 3 5 year loans

pound5000 - pound1000000

Secondary market

Crowdfunded two $80000 small business loans in under 29 minutes

Debt2702 Deals$240 Million

33

Discovery

34

Splash Bathroom Accessories Co

Profile

35

Credit Score History

36

Key Financials

37

Questions amp Answers

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

6

Funded$

$

$$

$

the mechanism

FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS AFFINITIES X =

Rewards-Based

7

Funded$

$

$$

$

the mechanism

FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

8

Funded$$

$$

$FAMILY FRIENDS

CUSTOMERSINVESTORS

AFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

9

Funded$$

$ $

$FAMILY FRIENDS

CUSTOMERSINVESTORS

AFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

10

Funded$ $

$ $

$FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

11

Funded

$

$

$

$

$

FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

12

Not Funded

$

$

$ $

$FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

13

rewards vs equity

~$5000

~$160000

Median Fundraise

~$775000

14Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

The Legalities of Investment CrowdfundingTitle II amp Title III of the JOBS Act

The JOBS Act

15

Title II Title III

Lifts ban on general solicitation and advertising on security offerings to accredited investors

Amended Form D (Proposed changes onlymdashNOT in effect)

September 24th 2013

Businesses Raise up to $1mm in 12-month period

Investors tiered limits on investment amount

Rule-making includes SEC and FINRA

Crowdfunding for Accredited Investors

Crowdfunding for Everyone

Title II In Action

16

Demo Days

17

ldquoYou can pick your own winners and invest as little as $1000mdashor invest $5000 in a fund with all 25rdquo

Title II In ActionStartups

18

Title II In ActionReal Estate

19

ldquoAs a result of the new SEC regulations effective today all of OurCrowdrsquos deals will be posted publicly for US investors on OurCrowdrsquos website as well as on social networks email and

through online and offline advertising and public meetingsrdquo

Title II In ActionGlobal

20

Brings dramatic efficiencies to private capital markets

Geographically indiscriminate

Creates frictionless access to deal flow for investors

Creates frictionless access to investors for businesses

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Title II Impact

21

The US Market

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Platforms market segmentation

22

Investment Crowdfunding Platforms

NicheAffinitySMBsStartups

Platforms market segmentation

23

1 Angellist482 Gust203 Seedups284 MicroVentures215 Seedinvest136 FundersClub107 RockThePost78 WeFunder129 Fundroom10 FundersClub

1 SoMoLend132 Bolstr53 Fundable74 Localstake145 Dealstruck106 LendingClub67 P2BInvestor118 Raiseworks99 Relayfund110 Prosper2

Startups SMBs Niche Generalist

1 HealthFundr292 VentureHealth163 Poliwogg134 HealthiosXchange155 ExplorationFunder116 Agfunder177 Fquare88 RealtyShares129 RealtyMogul910RealCrowd911Groundbreaker1212Crowdmason1513Collaperty814CircleUp1015ReturnOnChange1316WeSparkt617Slated718Pave519Upstart720Alumnifunder11

1 EarlyShares102 EquityNet103 ExemptCapitalNetwork24 FlashFunders25 Ibankersdirect136 ConfidentCrowd47 99funding68 IRAvest79 Crowdfunder810FundAmerica9311Axial Markets

Accredited Platforms

Platforms market structures

5 25 100

Very High Curation High

No CurationModerate

50

lt5 100

acceptance rate

The Curation Spectrum

Platforms business models

20 Carry

$19 - $69 month

selected samples

10 Success + 10 Carry

The US Market

Investors Productization Investors Secondary liquidity Investors Portfolio management Businesses Ecosystem one-stop shop for fundraising Businesses Optimization of the Cap Table (pre-funding) Businesses Optimization of Execution (post-funding)

A few things to think about

27

Case StudiesWhatrsquos the data say

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

28

Macro-Data Selected Sample

29

Equity180 Deals

$132 Million

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Debt2952 Deals$256 Million

Equity29 Deals

$26 Million

Equity11 Deals$954k

Equity20 Deals

~$21 Million Selected sample of platforms as of 101413

30

300+ Equity Placements

2900+ Loans

$300+ Million in Crowdfunded Security Transactions

31

Crowdfunding ModelsDiversity Innovation

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

32

A+ to C Risk Bands Applied

Offer 1 3 5 year loans

pound5000 - pound1000000

Secondary market

Crowdfunded two $80000 small business loans in under 29 minutes

Debt2702 Deals$240 Million

33

Discovery

34

Splash Bathroom Accessories Co

Profile

35

Credit Score History

36

Key Financials

37

Questions amp Answers

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

7

Funded$

$

$$

$

the mechanism

FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

8

Funded$$

$$

$FAMILY FRIENDS

CUSTOMERSINVESTORS

AFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

9

Funded$$

$ $

$FAMILY FRIENDS

CUSTOMERSINVESTORS

AFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

10

Funded$ $

$ $

$FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

11

Funded

$

$

$

$

$

FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

12

Not Funded

$

$

$ $

$FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

13

rewards vs equity

~$5000

~$160000

Median Fundraise

~$775000

14Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

The Legalities of Investment CrowdfundingTitle II amp Title III of the JOBS Act

The JOBS Act

15

Title II Title III

Lifts ban on general solicitation and advertising on security offerings to accredited investors

Amended Form D (Proposed changes onlymdashNOT in effect)

September 24th 2013

Businesses Raise up to $1mm in 12-month period

Investors tiered limits on investment amount

Rule-making includes SEC and FINRA

Crowdfunding for Accredited Investors

Crowdfunding for Everyone

Title II In Action

16

Demo Days

17

ldquoYou can pick your own winners and invest as little as $1000mdashor invest $5000 in a fund with all 25rdquo

Title II In ActionStartups

18

Title II In ActionReal Estate

19

ldquoAs a result of the new SEC regulations effective today all of OurCrowdrsquos deals will be posted publicly for US investors on OurCrowdrsquos website as well as on social networks email and

through online and offline advertising and public meetingsrdquo

Title II In ActionGlobal

20

Brings dramatic efficiencies to private capital markets

Geographically indiscriminate

Creates frictionless access to deal flow for investors

Creates frictionless access to investors for businesses

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Title II Impact

21

The US Market

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Platforms market segmentation

22

Investment Crowdfunding Platforms

NicheAffinitySMBsStartups

Platforms market segmentation

23

1 Angellist482 Gust203 Seedups284 MicroVentures215 Seedinvest136 FundersClub107 RockThePost78 WeFunder129 Fundroom10 FundersClub

1 SoMoLend132 Bolstr53 Fundable74 Localstake145 Dealstruck106 LendingClub67 P2BInvestor118 Raiseworks99 Relayfund110 Prosper2

Startups SMBs Niche Generalist

1 HealthFundr292 VentureHealth163 Poliwogg134 HealthiosXchange155 ExplorationFunder116 Agfunder177 Fquare88 RealtyShares129 RealtyMogul910RealCrowd911Groundbreaker1212Crowdmason1513Collaperty814CircleUp1015ReturnOnChange1316WeSparkt617Slated718Pave519Upstart720Alumnifunder11

1 EarlyShares102 EquityNet103 ExemptCapitalNetwork24 FlashFunders25 Ibankersdirect136 ConfidentCrowd47 99funding68 IRAvest79 Crowdfunder810FundAmerica9311Axial Markets

Accredited Platforms

Platforms market structures

5 25 100

Very High Curation High

No CurationModerate

50

lt5 100

acceptance rate

The Curation Spectrum

Platforms business models

20 Carry

$19 - $69 month

selected samples

10 Success + 10 Carry

The US Market

Investors Productization Investors Secondary liquidity Investors Portfolio management Businesses Ecosystem one-stop shop for fundraising Businesses Optimization of the Cap Table (pre-funding) Businesses Optimization of Execution (post-funding)

A few things to think about

27

Case StudiesWhatrsquos the data say

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

28

Macro-Data Selected Sample

29

Equity180 Deals

$132 Million

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Debt2952 Deals$256 Million

Equity29 Deals

$26 Million

Equity11 Deals$954k

Equity20 Deals

~$21 Million Selected sample of platforms as of 101413

30

300+ Equity Placements

2900+ Loans

$300+ Million in Crowdfunded Security Transactions

31

Crowdfunding ModelsDiversity Innovation

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

32

A+ to C Risk Bands Applied

Offer 1 3 5 year loans

pound5000 - pound1000000

Secondary market

Crowdfunded two $80000 small business loans in under 29 minutes

Debt2702 Deals$240 Million

33

Discovery

34

Splash Bathroom Accessories Co

Profile

35

Credit Score History

36

Key Financials

37

Questions amp Answers

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

8

Funded$$

$$

$FAMILY FRIENDS

CUSTOMERSINVESTORS

AFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

9

Funded$$

$ $

$FAMILY FRIENDS

CUSTOMERSINVESTORS

AFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

10

Funded$ $

$ $

$FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

11

Funded

$

$

$

$

$

FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

12

Not Funded

$

$

$ $

$FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

13

rewards vs equity

~$5000

~$160000

Median Fundraise

~$775000

14Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

The Legalities of Investment CrowdfundingTitle II amp Title III of the JOBS Act

The JOBS Act

15

Title II Title III

Lifts ban on general solicitation and advertising on security offerings to accredited investors

Amended Form D (Proposed changes onlymdashNOT in effect)

September 24th 2013

Businesses Raise up to $1mm in 12-month period

Investors tiered limits on investment amount

Rule-making includes SEC and FINRA

Crowdfunding for Accredited Investors

Crowdfunding for Everyone

Title II In Action

16

Demo Days

17

ldquoYou can pick your own winners and invest as little as $1000mdashor invest $5000 in a fund with all 25rdquo

Title II In ActionStartups

18

Title II In ActionReal Estate

19

ldquoAs a result of the new SEC regulations effective today all of OurCrowdrsquos deals will be posted publicly for US investors on OurCrowdrsquos website as well as on social networks email and

through online and offline advertising and public meetingsrdquo

Title II In ActionGlobal

20

Brings dramatic efficiencies to private capital markets

Geographically indiscriminate

Creates frictionless access to deal flow for investors

Creates frictionless access to investors for businesses

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Title II Impact

21

The US Market

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Platforms market segmentation

22

Investment Crowdfunding Platforms

NicheAffinitySMBsStartups

Platforms market segmentation

23

1 Angellist482 Gust203 Seedups284 MicroVentures215 Seedinvest136 FundersClub107 RockThePost78 WeFunder129 Fundroom10 FundersClub

1 SoMoLend132 Bolstr53 Fundable74 Localstake145 Dealstruck106 LendingClub67 P2BInvestor118 Raiseworks99 Relayfund110 Prosper2

Startups SMBs Niche Generalist

1 HealthFundr292 VentureHealth163 Poliwogg134 HealthiosXchange155 ExplorationFunder116 Agfunder177 Fquare88 RealtyShares129 RealtyMogul910RealCrowd911Groundbreaker1212Crowdmason1513Collaperty814CircleUp1015ReturnOnChange1316WeSparkt617Slated718Pave519Upstart720Alumnifunder11

1 EarlyShares102 EquityNet103 ExemptCapitalNetwork24 FlashFunders25 Ibankersdirect136 ConfidentCrowd47 99funding68 IRAvest79 Crowdfunder810FundAmerica9311Axial Markets

Accredited Platforms

Platforms market structures

5 25 100

Very High Curation High

No CurationModerate

50

lt5 100

acceptance rate

The Curation Spectrum

Platforms business models

20 Carry

$19 - $69 month

selected samples

10 Success + 10 Carry

The US Market

Investors Productization Investors Secondary liquidity Investors Portfolio management Businesses Ecosystem one-stop shop for fundraising Businesses Optimization of the Cap Table (pre-funding) Businesses Optimization of Execution (post-funding)

A few things to think about

27

Case StudiesWhatrsquos the data say

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

28

Macro-Data Selected Sample

29

Equity180 Deals

$132 Million

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Debt2952 Deals$256 Million

Equity29 Deals

$26 Million

Equity11 Deals$954k

Equity20 Deals

~$21 Million Selected sample of platforms as of 101413

30

300+ Equity Placements

2900+ Loans

$300+ Million in Crowdfunded Security Transactions

31

Crowdfunding ModelsDiversity Innovation

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

32

A+ to C Risk Bands Applied

Offer 1 3 5 year loans

pound5000 - pound1000000

Secondary market

Crowdfunded two $80000 small business loans in under 29 minutes

Debt2702 Deals$240 Million

33

Discovery

34

Splash Bathroom Accessories Co

Profile

35

Credit Score History

36

Key Financials

37

Questions amp Answers

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

9

Funded$$

$ $

$FAMILY FRIENDS

CUSTOMERSINVESTORS

AFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

10

Funded$ $

$ $

$FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

11

Funded

$

$

$

$

$

FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

12

Not Funded

$

$

$ $

$FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

13

rewards vs equity

~$5000

~$160000

Median Fundraise

~$775000

14Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

The Legalities of Investment CrowdfundingTitle II amp Title III of the JOBS Act

The JOBS Act

15

Title II Title III

Lifts ban on general solicitation and advertising on security offerings to accredited investors

Amended Form D (Proposed changes onlymdashNOT in effect)

September 24th 2013

Businesses Raise up to $1mm in 12-month period

Investors tiered limits on investment amount

Rule-making includes SEC and FINRA

Crowdfunding for Accredited Investors

Crowdfunding for Everyone

Title II In Action

16

Demo Days

17

ldquoYou can pick your own winners and invest as little as $1000mdashor invest $5000 in a fund with all 25rdquo

Title II In ActionStartups

18

Title II In ActionReal Estate

19

ldquoAs a result of the new SEC regulations effective today all of OurCrowdrsquos deals will be posted publicly for US investors on OurCrowdrsquos website as well as on social networks email and

through online and offline advertising and public meetingsrdquo

Title II In ActionGlobal

20

Brings dramatic efficiencies to private capital markets

Geographically indiscriminate

Creates frictionless access to deal flow for investors

Creates frictionless access to investors for businesses

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Title II Impact

21

The US Market

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Platforms market segmentation

22

Investment Crowdfunding Platforms

NicheAffinitySMBsStartups

Platforms market segmentation

23

1 Angellist482 Gust203 Seedups284 MicroVentures215 Seedinvest136 FundersClub107 RockThePost78 WeFunder129 Fundroom10 FundersClub

1 SoMoLend132 Bolstr53 Fundable74 Localstake145 Dealstruck106 LendingClub67 P2BInvestor118 Raiseworks99 Relayfund110 Prosper2

Startups SMBs Niche Generalist

1 HealthFundr292 VentureHealth163 Poliwogg134 HealthiosXchange155 ExplorationFunder116 Agfunder177 Fquare88 RealtyShares129 RealtyMogul910RealCrowd911Groundbreaker1212Crowdmason1513Collaperty814CircleUp1015ReturnOnChange1316WeSparkt617Slated718Pave519Upstart720Alumnifunder11

1 EarlyShares102 EquityNet103 ExemptCapitalNetwork24 FlashFunders25 Ibankersdirect136 ConfidentCrowd47 99funding68 IRAvest79 Crowdfunder810FundAmerica9311Axial Markets

Accredited Platforms

Platforms market structures

5 25 100

Very High Curation High

No CurationModerate

50

lt5 100

acceptance rate

The Curation Spectrum

Platforms business models

20 Carry

$19 - $69 month

selected samples

10 Success + 10 Carry

The US Market

Investors Productization Investors Secondary liquidity Investors Portfolio management Businesses Ecosystem one-stop shop for fundraising Businesses Optimization of the Cap Table (pre-funding) Businesses Optimization of Execution (post-funding)

A few things to think about

27

Case StudiesWhatrsquos the data say

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

28

Macro-Data Selected Sample

29

Equity180 Deals

$132 Million

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Debt2952 Deals$256 Million

Equity29 Deals

$26 Million

Equity11 Deals$954k

Equity20 Deals

~$21 Million Selected sample of platforms as of 101413

30

300+ Equity Placements

2900+ Loans

$300+ Million in Crowdfunded Security Transactions

31

Crowdfunding ModelsDiversity Innovation

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

32

A+ to C Risk Bands Applied

Offer 1 3 5 year loans

pound5000 - pound1000000

Secondary market

Crowdfunded two $80000 small business loans in under 29 minutes

Debt2702 Deals$240 Million

33

Discovery

34

Splash Bathroom Accessories Co

Profile

35

Credit Score History

36

Key Financials

37

Questions amp Answers

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

10

Funded$ $

$ $

$FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

11

Funded

$

$

$

$

$

FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

12

Not Funded

$

$

$ $

$FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

13

rewards vs equity

~$5000

~$160000

Median Fundraise

~$775000

14Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

The Legalities of Investment CrowdfundingTitle II amp Title III of the JOBS Act

The JOBS Act

15

Title II Title III

Lifts ban on general solicitation and advertising on security offerings to accredited investors

Amended Form D (Proposed changes onlymdashNOT in effect)

September 24th 2013

Businesses Raise up to $1mm in 12-month period

Investors tiered limits on investment amount

Rule-making includes SEC and FINRA

Crowdfunding for Accredited Investors

Crowdfunding for Everyone

Title II In Action

16

Demo Days

17

ldquoYou can pick your own winners and invest as little as $1000mdashor invest $5000 in a fund with all 25rdquo

Title II In ActionStartups

18

Title II In ActionReal Estate

19

ldquoAs a result of the new SEC regulations effective today all of OurCrowdrsquos deals will be posted publicly for US investors on OurCrowdrsquos website as well as on social networks email and

through online and offline advertising and public meetingsrdquo

Title II In ActionGlobal

20

Brings dramatic efficiencies to private capital markets

Geographically indiscriminate

Creates frictionless access to deal flow for investors

Creates frictionless access to investors for businesses

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Title II Impact

21

The US Market

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Platforms market segmentation

22

Investment Crowdfunding Platforms

NicheAffinitySMBsStartups

Platforms market segmentation

23

1 Angellist482 Gust203 Seedups284 MicroVentures215 Seedinvest136 FundersClub107 RockThePost78 WeFunder129 Fundroom10 FundersClub

1 SoMoLend132 Bolstr53 Fundable74 Localstake145 Dealstruck106 LendingClub67 P2BInvestor118 Raiseworks99 Relayfund110 Prosper2

Startups SMBs Niche Generalist

1 HealthFundr292 VentureHealth163 Poliwogg134 HealthiosXchange155 ExplorationFunder116 Agfunder177 Fquare88 RealtyShares129 RealtyMogul910RealCrowd911Groundbreaker1212Crowdmason1513Collaperty814CircleUp1015ReturnOnChange1316WeSparkt617Slated718Pave519Upstart720Alumnifunder11

1 EarlyShares102 EquityNet103 ExemptCapitalNetwork24 FlashFunders25 Ibankersdirect136 ConfidentCrowd47 99funding68 IRAvest79 Crowdfunder810FundAmerica9311Axial Markets

Accredited Platforms

Platforms market structures

5 25 100

Very High Curation High

No CurationModerate

50

lt5 100

acceptance rate

The Curation Spectrum

Platforms business models

20 Carry

$19 - $69 month

selected samples

10 Success + 10 Carry

The US Market

Investors Productization Investors Secondary liquidity Investors Portfolio management Businesses Ecosystem one-stop shop for fundraising Businesses Optimization of the Cap Table (pre-funding) Businesses Optimization of Execution (post-funding)

A few things to think about

27

Case StudiesWhatrsquos the data say

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

28

Macro-Data Selected Sample

29

Equity180 Deals

$132 Million

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Debt2952 Deals$256 Million

Equity29 Deals

$26 Million

Equity11 Deals$954k

Equity20 Deals

~$21 Million Selected sample of platforms as of 101413

30

300+ Equity Placements

2900+ Loans

$300+ Million in Crowdfunded Security Transactions

31

Crowdfunding ModelsDiversity Innovation

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

32

A+ to C Risk Bands Applied

Offer 1 3 5 year loans

pound5000 - pound1000000

Secondary market

Crowdfunded two $80000 small business loans in under 29 minutes

Debt2702 Deals$240 Million

33

Discovery

34

Splash Bathroom Accessories Co

Profile

35

Credit Score History

36

Key Financials

37

Questions amp Answers

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

11

Funded

$

$

$

$

$

FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

12

Not Funded

$

$

$ $

$FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

13

rewards vs equity

~$5000

~$160000

Median Fundraise

~$775000

14Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

The Legalities of Investment CrowdfundingTitle II amp Title III of the JOBS Act

The JOBS Act

15

Title II Title III

Lifts ban on general solicitation and advertising on security offerings to accredited investors

Amended Form D (Proposed changes onlymdashNOT in effect)

September 24th 2013

Businesses Raise up to $1mm in 12-month period

Investors tiered limits on investment amount

Rule-making includes SEC and FINRA

Crowdfunding for Accredited Investors

Crowdfunding for Everyone

Title II In Action

16

Demo Days

17

ldquoYou can pick your own winners and invest as little as $1000mdashor invest $5000 in a fund with all 25rdquo

Title II In ActionStartups

18

Title II In ActionReal Estate

19

ldquoAs a result of the new SEC regulations effective today all of OurCrowdrsquos deals will be posted publicly for US investors on OurCrowdrsquos website as well as on social networks email and

through online and offline advertising and public meetingsrdquo

Title II In ActionGlobal

20

Brings dramatic efficiencies to private capital markets

Geographically indiscriminate

Creates frictionless access to deal flow for investors

Creates frictionless access to investors for businesses

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Title II Impact

21

The US Market

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Platforms market segmentation

22

Investment Crowdfunding Platforms

NicheAffinitySMBsStartups

Platforms market segmentation

23

1 Angellist482 Gust203 Seedups284 MicroVentures215 Seedinvest136 FundersClub107 RockThePost78 WeFunder129 Fundroom10 FundersClub

1 SoMoLend132 Bolstr53 Fundable74 Localstake145 Dealstruck106 LendingClub67 P2BInvestor118 Raiseworks99 Relayfund110 Prosper2

Startups SMBs Niche Generalist

1 HealthFundr292 VentureHealth163 Poliwogg134 HealthiosXchange155 ExplorationFunder116 Agfunder177 Fquare88 RealtyShares129 RealtyMogul910RealCrowd911Groundbreaker1212Crowdmason1513Collaperty814CircleUp1015ReturnOnChange1316WeSparkt617Slated718Pave519Upstart720Alumnifunder11

1 EarlyShares102 EquityNet103 ExemptCapitalNetwork24 FlashFunders25 Ibankersdirect136 ConfidentCrowd47 99funding68 IRAvest79 Crowdfunder810FundAmerica9311Axial Markets

Accredited Platforms

Platforms market structures

5 25 100

Very High Curation High

No CurationModerate

50

lt5 100

acceptance rate

The Curation Spectrum

Platforms business models

20 Carry

$19 - $69 month

selected samples

10 Success + 10 Carry

The US Market

Investors Productization Investors Secondary liquidity Investors Portfolio management Businesses Ecosystem one-stop shop for fundraising Businesses Optimization of the Cap Table (pre-funding) Businesses Optimization of Execution (post-funding)

A few things to think about

27

Case StudiesWhatrsquos the data say

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

28

Macro-Data Selected Sample

29

Equity180 Deals

$132 Million

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Debt2952 Deals$256 Million

Equity29 Deals

$26 Million

Equity11 Deals$954k

Equity20 Deals

~$21 Million Selected sample of platforms as of 101413

30

300+ Equity Placements

2900+ Loans

$300+ Million in Crowdfunded Security Transactions

31

Crowdfunding ModelsDiversity Innovation

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

32

A+ to C Risk Bands Applied

Offer 1 3 5 year loans

pound5000 - pound1000000

Secondary market

Crowdfunded two $80000 small business loans in under 29 minutes

Debt2702 Deals$240 Million

33

Discovery

34

Splash Bathroom Accessories Co

Profile

35

Credit Score History

36

Key Financials

37

Questions amp Answers

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

12

Not Funded

$

$

$ $

$FAMILY FRIENDSCUSTOMERS

INVESTORSAFFINITIES X =

the mechanism

13

rewards vs equity

~$5000

~$160000

Median Fundraise

~$775000

14Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

The Legalities of Investment CrowdfundingTitle II amp Title III of the JOBS Act

The JOBS Act

15

Title II Title III

Lifts ban on general solicitation and advertising on security offerings to accredited investors

Amended Form D (Proposed changes onlymdashNOT in effect)

September 24th 2013

Businesses Raise up to $1mm in 12-month period

Investors tiered limits on investment amount

Rule-making includes SEC and FINRA

Crowdfunding for Accredited Investors

Crowdfunding for Everyone

Title II In Action

16

Demo Days

17

ldquoYou can pick your own winners and invest as little as $1000mdashor invest $5000 in a fund with all 25rdquo

Title II In ActionStartups

18

Title II In ActionReal Estate

19

ldquoAs a result of the new SEC regulations effective today all of OurCrowdrsquos deals will be posted publicly for US investors on OurCrowdrsquos website as well as on social networks email and

through online and offline advertising and public meetingsrdquo

Title II In ActionGlobal

20

Brings dramatic efficiencies to private capital markets

Geographically indiscriminate

Creates frictionless access to deal flow for investors

Creates frictionless access to investors for businesses

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Title II Impact

21

The US Market

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Platforms market segmentation

22

Investment Crowdfunding Platforms

NicheAffinitySMBsStartups

Platforms market segmentation

23

1 Angellist482 Gust203 Seedups284 MicroVentures215 Seedinvest136 FundersClub107 RockThePost78 WeFunder129 Fundroom10 FundersClub

1 SoMoLend132 Bolstr53 Fundable74 Localstake145 Dealstruck106 LendingClub67 P2BInvestor118 Raiseworks99 Relayfund110 Prosper2

Startups SMBs Niche Generalist

1 HealthFundr292 VentureHealth163 Poliwogg134 HealthiosXchange155 ExplorationFunder116 Agfunder177 Fquare88 RealtyShares129 RealtyMogul910RealCrowd911Groundbreaker1212Crowdmason1513Collaperty814CircleUp1015ReturnOnChange1316WeSparkt617Slated718Pave519Upstart720Alumnifunder11

1 EarlyShares102 EquityNet103 ExemptCapitalNetwork24 FlashFunders25 Ibankersdirect136 ConfidentCrowd47 99funding68 IRAvest79 Crowdfunder810FundAmerica9311Axial Markets

Accredited Platforms

Platforms market structures

5 25 100

Very High Curation High

No CurationModerate

50

lt5 100

acceptance rate

The Curation Spectrum

Platforms business models

20 Carry

$19 - $69 month

selected samples

10 Success + 10 Carry

The US Market

Investors Productization Investors Secondary liquidity Investors Portfolio management Businesses Ecosystem one-stop shop for fundraising Businesses Optimization of the Cap Table (pre-funding) Businesses Optimization of Execution (post-funding)

A few things to think about

27

Case StudiesWhatrsquos the data say

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

28

Macro-Data Selected Sample

29

Equity180 Deals

$132 Million

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Debt2952 Deals$256 Million

Equity29 Deals

$26 Million

Equity11 Deals$954k

Equity20 Deals

~$21 Million Selected sample of platforms as of 101413

30

300+ Equity Placements

2900+ Loans

$300+ Million in Crowdfunded Security Transactions

31

Crowdfunding ModelsDiversity Innovation

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

32

A+ to C Risk Bands Applied

Offer 1 3 5 year loans

pound5000 - pound1000000

Secondary market

Crowdfunded two $80000 small business loans in under 29 minutes

Debt2702 Deals$240 Million

33

Discovery

34

Splash Bathroom Accessories Co

Profile

35

Credit Score History

36

Key Financials

37

Questions amp Answers

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

13

rewards vs equity

~$5000

~$160000

Median Fundraise

~$775000

14Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

The Legalities of Investment CrowdfundingTitle II amp Title III of the JOBS Act

The JOBS Act

15

Title II Title III

Lifts ban on general solicitation and advertising on security offerings to accredited investors

Amended Form D (Proposed changes onlymdashNOT in effect)

September 24th 2013

Businesses Raise up to $1mm in 12-month period

Investors tiered limits on investment amount

Rule-making includes SEC and FINRA

Crowdfunding for Accredited Investors

Crowdfunding for Everyone

Title II In Action

16

Demo Days

17

ldquoYou can pick your own winners and invest as little as $1000mdashor invest $5000 in a fund with all 25rdquo

Title II In ActionStartups

18

Title II In ActionReal Estate

19

ldquoAs a result of the new SEC regulations effective today all of OurCrowdrsquos deals will be posted publicly for US investors on OurCrowdrsquos website as well as on social networks email and

through online and offline advertising and public meetingsrdquo

Title II In ActionGlobal

20

Brings dramatic efficiencies to private capital markets

Geographically indiscriminate

Creates frictionless access to deal flow for investors

Creates frictionless access to investors for businesses

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Title II Impact

21

The US Market

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Platforms market segmentation

22

Investment Crowdfunding Platforms

NicheAffinitySMBsStartups

Platforms market segmentation

23

1 Angellist482 Gust203 Seedups284 MicroVentures215 Seedinvest136 FundersClub107 RockThePost78 WeFunder129 Fundroom10 FundersClub

1 SoMoLend132 Bolstr53 Fundable74 Localstake145 Dealstruck106 LendingClub67 P2BInvestor118 Raiseworks99 Relayfund110 Prosper2

Startups SMBs Niche Generalist

1 HealthFundr292 VentureHealth163 Poliwogg134 HealthiosXchange155 ExplorationFunder116 Agfunder177 Fquare88 RealtyShares129 RealtyMogul910RealCrowd911Groundbreaker1212Crowdmason1513Collaperty814CircleUp1015ReturnOnChange1316WeSparkt617Slated718Pave519Upstart720Alumnifunder11

1 EarlyShares102 EquityNet103 ExemptCapitalNetwork24 FlashFunders25 Ibankersdirect136 ConfidentCrowd47 99funding68 IRAvest79 Crowdfunder810FundAmerica9311Axial Markets

Accredited Platforms

Platforms market structures

5 25 100

Very High Curation High

No CurationModerate

50

lt5 100

acceptance rate

The Curation Spectrum

Platforms business models

20 Carry

$19 - $69 month

selected samples

10 Success + 10 Carry

The US Market

Investors Productization Investors Secondary liquidity Investors Portfolio management Businesses Ecosystem one-stop shop for fundraising Businesses Optimization of the Cap Table (pre-funding) Businesses Optimization of Execution (post-funding)

A few things to think about

27

Case StudiesWhatrsquos the data say

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

28

Macro-Data Selected Sample

29

Equity180 Deals

$132 Million

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Debt2952 Deals$256 Million

Equity29 Deals

$26 Million

Equity11 Deals$954k

Equity20 Deals

~$21 Million Selected sample of platforms as of 101413

30

300+ Equity Placements

2900+ Loans

$300+ Million in Crowdfunded Security Transactions

31

Crowdfunding ModelsDiversity Innovation

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

32

A+ to C Risk Bands Applied

Offer 1 3 5 year loans

pound5000 - pound1000000

Secondary market

Crowdfunded two $80000 small business loans in under 29 minutes

Debt2702 Deals$240 Million

33

Discovery

34

Splash Bathroom Accessories Co

Profile

35

Credit Score History

36

Key Financials

37

Questions amp Answers

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

14Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

The Legalities of Investment CrowdfundingTitle II amp Title III of the JOBS Act

The JOBS Act

15

Title II Title III

Lifts ban on general solicitation and advertising on security offerings to accredited investors

Amended Form D (Proposed changes onlymdashNOT in effect)

September 24th 2013

Businesses Raise up to $1mm in 12-month period

Investors tiered limits on investment amount

Rule-making includes SEC and FINRA

Crowdfunding for Accredited Investors

Crowdfunding for Everyone

Title II In Action

16

Demo Days

17

ldquoYou can pick your own winners and invest as little as $1000mdashor invest $5000 in a fund with all 25rdquo

Title II In ActionStartups

18

Title II In ActionReal Estate

19

ldquoAs a result of the new SEC regulations effective today all of OurCrowdrsquos deals will be posted publicly for US investors on OurCrowdrsquos website as well as on social networks email and

through online and offline advertising and public meetingsrdquo

Title II In ActionGlobal

20

Brings dramatic efficiencies to private capital markets

Geographically indiscriminate

Creates frictionless access to deal flow for investors

Creates frictionless access to investors for businesses

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Title II Impact

21

The US Market

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Platforms market segmentation

22

Investment Crowdfunding Platforms

NicheAffinitySMBsStartups

Platforms market segmentation

23

1 Angellist482 Gust203 Seedups284 MicroVentures215 Seedinvest136 FundersClub107 RockThePost78 WeFunder129 Fundroom10 FundersClub

1 SoMoLend132 Bolstr53 Fundable74 Localstake145 Dealstruck106 LendingClub67 P2BInvestor118 Raiseworks99 Relayfund110 Prosper2

Startups SMBs Niche Generalist

1 HealthFundr292 VentureHealth163 Poliwogg134 HealthiosXchange155 ExplorationFunder116 Agfunder177 Fquare88 RealtyShares129 RealtyMogul910RealCrowd911Groundbreaker1212Crowdmason1513Collaperty814CircleUp1015ReturnOnChange1316WeSparkt617Slated718Pave519Upstart720Alumnifunder11

1 EarlyShares102 EquityNet103 ExemptCapitalNetwork24 FlashFunders25 Ibankersdirect136 ConfidentCrowd47 99funding68 IRAvest79 Crowdfunder810FundAmerica9311Axial Markets

Accredited Platforms

Platforms market structures

5 25 100

Very High Curation High

No CurationModerate

50

lt5 100

acceptance rate

The Curation Spectrum

Platforms business models

20 Carry

$19 - $69 month

selected samples

10 Success + 10 Carry

The US Market

Investors Productization Investors Secondary liquidity Investors Portfolio management Businesses Ecosystem one-stop shop for fundraising Businesses Optimization of the Cap Table (pre-funding) Businesses Optimization of Execution (post-funding)

A few things to think about

27

Case StudiesWhatrsquos the data say

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

28

Macro-Data Selected Sample

29

Equity180 Deals

$132 Million

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Debt2952 Deals$256 Million

Equity29 Deals

$26 Million

Equity11 Deals$954k

Equity20 Deals

~$21 Million Selected sample of platforms as of 101413

30

300+ Equity Placements

2900+ Loans

$300+ Million in Crowdfunded Security Transactions

31

Crowdfunding ModelsDiversity Innovation

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

32

A+ to C Risk Bands Applied

Offer 1 3 5 year loans

pound5000 - pound1000000

Secondary market

Crowdfunded two $80000 small business loans in under 29 minutes

Debt2702 Deals$240 Million

33

Discovery

34

Splash Bathroom Accessories Co

Profile

35

Credit Score History

36

Key Financials

37

Questions amp Answers

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

The JOBS Act

15

Title II Title III

Lifts ban on general solicitation and advertising on security offerings to accredited investors

Amended Form D (Proposed changes onlymdashNOT in effect)

September 24th 2013

Businesses Raise up to $1mm in 12-month period

Investors tiered limits on investment amount

Rule-making includes SEC and FINRA

Crowdfunding for Accredited Investors

Crowdfunding for Everyone

Title II In Action

16

Demo Days

17

ldquoYou can pick your own winners and invest as little as $1000mdashor invest $5000 in a fund with all 25rdquo

Title II In ActionStartups

18

Title II In ActionReal Estate

19

ldquoAs a result of the new SEC regulations effective today all of OurCrowdrsquos deals will be posted publicly for US investors on OurCrowdrsquos website as well as on social networks email and

through online and offline advertising and public meetingsrdquo

Title II In ActionGlobal

20

Brings dramatic efficiencies to private capital markets

Geographically indiscriminate

Creates frictionless access to deal flow for investors

Creates frictionless access to investors for businesses

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Title II Impact

21

The US Market

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Platforms market segmentation

22

Investment Crowdfunding Platforms

NicheAffinitySMBsStartups

Platforms market segmentation

23

1 Angellist482 Gust203 Seedups284 MicroVentures215 Seedinvest136 FundersClub107 RockThePost78 WeFunder129 Fundroom10 FundersClub

1 SoMoLend132 Bolstr53 Fundable74 Localstake145 Dealstruck106 LendingClub67 P2BInvestor118 Raiseworks99 Relayfund110 Prosper2

Startups SMBs Niche Generalist

1 HealthFundr292 VentureHealth163 Poliwogg134 HealthiosXchange155 ExplorationFunder116 Agfunder177 Fquare88 RealtyShares129 RealtyMogul910RealCrowd911Groundbreaker1212Crowdmason1513Collaperty814CircleUp1015ReturnOnChange1316WeSparkt617Slated718Pave519Upstart720Alumnifunder11

1 EarlyShares102 EquityNet103 ExemptCapitalNetwork24 FlashFunders25 Ibankersdirect136 ConfidentCrowd47 99funding68 IRAvest79 Crowdfunder810FundAmerica9311Axial Markets

Accredited Platforms

Platforms market structures

5 25 100

Very High Curation High

No CurationModerate

50

lt5 100

acceptance rate

The Curation Spectrum

Platforms business models

20 Carry

$19 - $69 month

selected samples

10 Success + 10 Carry

The US Market

Investors Productization Investors Secondary liquidity Investors Portfolio management Businesses Ecosystem one-stop shop for fundraising Businesses Optimization of the Cap Table (pre-funding) Businesses Optimization of Execution (post-funding)

A few things to think about

27

Case StudiesWhatrsquos the data say

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

28

Macro-Data Selected Sample

29

Equity180 Deals

$132 Million

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Debt2952 Deals$256 Million

Equity29 Deals

$26 Million

Equity11 Deals$954k

Equity20 Deals

~$21 Million Selected sample of platforms as of 101413

30

300+ Equity Placements

2900+ Loans

$300+ Million in Crowdfunded Security Transactions

31

Crowdfunding ModelsDiversity Innovation

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

32

A+ to C Risk Bands Applied

Offer 1 3 5 year loans

pound5000 - pound1000000

Secondary market

Crowdfunded two $80000 small business loans in under 29 minutes

Debt2702 Deals$240 Million

33

Discovery

34

Splash Bathroom Accessories Co

Profile

35

Credit Score History

36

Key Financials

37

Questions amp Answers

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

Title II In Action

16

Demo Days

17

ldquoYou can pick your own winners and invest as little as $1000mdashor invest $5000 in a fund with all 25rdquo

Title II In ActionStartups

18

Title II In ActionReal Estate

19

ldquoAs a result of the new SEC regulations effective today all of OurCrowdrsquos deals will be posted publicly for US investors on OurCrowdrsquos website as well as on social networks email and

through online and offline advertising and public meetingsrdquo

Title II In ActionGlobal

20

Brings dramatic efficiencies to private capital markets

Geographically indiscriminate

Creates frictionless access to deal flow for investors

Creates frictionless access to investors for businesses

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Title II Impact

21

The US Market

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Platforms market segmentation

22

Investment Crowdfunding Platforms

NicheAffinitySMBsStartups

Platforms market segmentation

23

1 Angellist482 Gust203 Seedups284 MicroVentures215 Seedinvest136 FundersClub107 RockThePost78 WeFunder129 Fundroom10 FundersClub

1 SoMoLend132 Bolstr53 Fundable74 Localstake145 Dealstruck106 LendingClub67 P2BInvestor118 Raiseworks99 Relayfund110 Prosper2

Startups SMBs Niche Generalist

1 HealthFundr292 VentureHealth163 Poliwogg134 HealthiosXchange155 ExplorationFunder116 Agfunder177 Fquare88 RealtyShares129 RealtyMogul910RealCrowd911Groundbreaker1212Crowdmason1513Collaperty814CircleUp1015ReturnOnChange1316WeSparkt617Slated718Pave519Upstart720Alumnifunder11

1 EarlyShares102 EquityNet103 ExemptCapitalNetwork24 FlashFunders25 Ibankersdirect136 ConfidentCrowd47 99funding68 IRAvest79 Crowdfunder810FundAmerica9311Axial Markets

Accredited Platforms

Platforms market structures

5 25 100

Very High Curation High

No CurationModerate

50

lt5 100

acceptance rate

The Curation Spectrum

Platforms business models

20 Carry

$19 - $69 month

selected samples

10 Success + 10 Carry

The US Market

Investors Productization Investors Secondary liquidity Investors Portfolio management Businesses Ecosystem one-stop shop for fundraising Businesses Optimization of the Cap Table (pre-funding) Businesses Optimization of Execution (post-funding)

A few things to think about

27

Case StudiesWhatrsquos the data say

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

28

Macro-Data Selected Sample

29

Equity180 Deals

$132 Million

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Debt2952 Deals$256 Million

Equity29 Deals

$26 Million

Equity11 Deals$954k

Equity20 Deals

~$21 Million Selected sample of platforms as of 101413

30

300+ Equity Placements

2900+ Loans

$300+ Million in Crowdfunded Security Transactions

31

Crowdfunding ModelsDiversity Innovation

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

32

A+ to C Risk Bands Applied

Offer 1 3 5 year loans

pound5000 - pound1000000

Secondary market

Crowdfunded two $80000 small business loans in under 29 minutes

Debt2702 Deals$240 Million

33

Discovery

34

Splash Bathroom Accessories Co

Profile

35

Credit Score History

36

Key Financials

37

Questions amp Answers

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

17

ldquoYou can pick your own winners and invest as little as $1000mdashor invest $5000 in a fund with all 25rdquo

Title II In ActionStartups

18

Title II In ActionReal Estate

19

ldquoAs a result of the new SEC regulations effective today all of OurCrowdrsquos deals will be posted publicly for US investors on OurCrowdrsquos website as well as on social networks email and

through online and offline advertising and public meetingsrdquo

Title II In ActionGlobal

20

Brings dramatic efficiencies to private capital markets

Geographically indiscriminate

Creates frictionless access to deal flow for investors

Creates frictionless access to investors for businesses

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Title II Impact

21

The US Market

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Platforms market segmentation

22

Investment Crowdfunding Platforms

NicheAffinitySMBsStartups

Platforms market segmentation

23

1 Angellist482 Gust203 Seedups284 MicroVentures215 Seedinvest136 FundersClub107 RockThePost78 WeFunder129 Fundroom10 FundersClub

1 SoMoLend132 Bolstr53 Fundable74 Localstake145 Dealstruck106 LendingClub67 P2BInvestor118 Raiseworks99 Relayfund110 Prosper2

Startups SMBs Niche Generalist

1 HealthFundr292 VentureHealth163 Poliwogg134 HealthiosXchange155 ExplorationFunder116 Agfunder177 Fquare88 RealtyShares129 RealtyMogul910RealCrowd911Groundbreaker1212Crowdmason1513Collaperty814CircleUp1015ReturnOnChange1316WeSparkt617Slated718Pave519Upstart720Alumnifunder11

1 EarlyShares102 EquityNet103 ExemptCapitalNetwork24 FlashFunders25 Ibankersdirect136 ConfidentCrowd47 99funding68 IRAvest79 Crowdfunder810FundAmerica9311Axial Markets

Accredited Platforms

Platforms market structures

5 25 100

Very High Curation High

No CurationModerate

50

lt5 100

acceptance rate

The Curation Spectrum

Platforms business models

20 Carry

$19 - $69 month

selected samples

10 Success + 10 Carry

The US Market

Investors Productization Investors Secondary liquidity Investors Portfolio management Businesses Ecosystem one-stop shop for fundraising Businesses Optimization of the Cap Table (pre-funding) Businesses Optimization of Execution (post-funding)

A few things to think about

27

Case StudiesWhatrsquos the data say

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

28

Macro-Data Selected Sample

29

Equity180 Deals

$132 Million

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Debt2952 Deals$256 Million

Equity29 Deals

$26 Million

Equity11 Deals$954k

Equity20 Deals

~$21 Million Selected sample of platforms as of 101413

30

300+ Equity Placements

2900+ Loans

$300+ Million in Crowdfunded Security Transactions

31

Crowdfunding ModelsDiversity Innovation

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

32

A+ to C Risk Bands Applied

Offer 1 3 5 year loans

pound5000 - pound1000000

Secondary market

Crowdfunded two $80000 small business loans in under 29 minutes

Debt2702 Deals$240 Million

33

Discovery

34

Splash Bathroom Accessories Co

Profile

35

Credit Score History

36

Key Financials

37

Questions amp Answers

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

18

Title II In ActionReal Estate

19

ldquoAs a result of the new SEC regulations effective today all of OurCrowdrsquos deals will be posted publicly for US investors on OurCrowdrsquos website as well as on social networks email and

through online and offline advertising and public meetingsrdquo

Title II In ActionGlobal

20

Brings dramatic efficiencies to private capital markets

Geographically indiscriminate

Creates frictionless access to deal flow for investors

Creates frictionless access to investors for businesses

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Title II Impact

21

The US Market

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Platforms market segmentation

22

Investment Crowdfunding Platforms

NicheAffinitySMBsStartups

Platforms market segmentation

23

1 Angellist482 Gust203 Seedups284 MicroVentures215 Seedinvest136 FundersClub107 RockThePost78 WeFunder129 Fundroom10 FundersClub

1 SoMoLend132 Bolstr53 Fundable74 Localstake145 Dealstruck106 LendingClub67 P2BInvestor118 Raiseworks99 Relayfund110 Prosper2

Startups SMBs Niche Generalist

1 HealthFundr292 VentureHealth163 Poliwogg134 HealthiosXchange155 ExplorationFunder116 Agfunder177 Fquare88 RealtyShares129 RealtyMogul910RealCrowd911Groundbreaker1212Crowdmason1513Collaperty814CircleUp1015ReturnOnChange1316WeSparkt617Slated718Pave519Upstart720Alumnifunder11

1 EarlyShares102 EquityNet103 ExemptCapitalNetwork24 FlashFunders25 Ibankersdirect136 ConfidentCrowd47 99funding68 IRAvest79 Crowdfunder810FundAmerica9311Axial Markets

Accredited Platforms

Platforms market structures

5 25 100

Very High Curation High

No CurationModerate

50

lt5 100

acceptance rate

The Curation Spectrum

Platforms business models

20 Carry

$19 - $69 month

selected samples

10 Success + 10 Carry

The US Market

Investors Productization Investors Secondary liquidity Investors Portfolio management Businesses Ecosystem one-stop shop for fundraising Businesses Optimization of the Cap Table (pre-funding) Businesses Optimization of Execution (post-funding)

A few things to think about

27

Case StudiesWhatrsquos the data say

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

28

Macro-Data Selected Sample

29

Equity180 Deals

$132 Million

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Debt2952 Deals$256 Million

Equity29 Deals

$26 Million

Equity11 Deals$954k

Equity20 Deals

~$21 Million Selected sample of platforms as of 101413

30

300+ Equity Placements

2900+ Loans

$300+ Million in Crowdfunded Security Transactions

31

Crowdfunding ModelsDiversity Innovation

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

32

A+ to C Risk Bands Applied

Offer 1 3 5 year loans

pound5000 - pound1000000

Secondary market

Crowdfunded two $80000 small business loans in under 29 minutes

Debt2702 Deals$240 Million

33

Discovery

34

Splash Bathroom Accessories Co

Profile

35

Credit Score History

36

Key Financials

37

Questions amp Answers

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

19

ldquoAs a result of the new SEC regulations effective today all of OurCrowdrsquos deals will be posted publicly for US investors on OurCrowdrsquos website as well as on social networks email and

through online and offline advertising and public meetingsrdquo

Title II In ActionGlobal

20

Brings dramatic efficiencies to private capital markets

Geographically indiscriminate

Creates frictionless access to deal flow for investors

Creates frictionless access to investors for businesses

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Title II Impact

21

The US Market

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Platforms market segmentation

22

Investment Crowdfunding Platforms

NicheAffinitySMBsStartups

Platforms market segmentation

23

1 Angellist482 Gust203 Seedups284 MicroVentures215 Seedinvest136 FundersClub107 RockThePost78 WeFunder129 Fundroom10 FundersClub

1 SoMoLend132 Bolstr53 Fundable74 Localstake145 Dealstruck106 LendingClub67 P2BInvestor118 Raiseworks99 Relayfund110 Prosper2

Startups SMBs Niche Generalist

1 HealthFundr292 VentureHealth163 Poliwogg134 HealthiosXchange155 ExplorationFunder116 Agfunder177 Fquare88 RealtyShares129 RealtyMogul910RealCrowd911Groundbreaker1212Crowdmason1513Collaperty814CircleUp1015ReturnOnChange1316WeSparkt617Slated718Pave519Upstart720Alumnifunder11

1 EarlyShares102 EquityNet103 ExemptCapitalNetwork24 FlashFunders25 Ibankersdirect136 ConfidentCrowd47 99funding68 IRAvest79 Crowdfunder810FundAmerica9311Axial Markets

Accredited Platforms

Platforms market structures

5 25 100

Very High Curation High

No CurationModerate

50

lt5 100

acceptance rate

The Curation Spectrum

Platforms business models

20 Carry

$19 - $69 month

selected samples

10 Success + 10 Carry

The US Market

Investors Productization Investors Secondary liquidity Investors Portfolio management Businesses Ecosystem one-stop shop for fundraising Businesses Optimization of the Cap Table (pre-funding) Businesses Optimization of Execution (post-funding)

A few things to think about

27

Case StudiesWhatrsquos the data say

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

28

Macro-Data Selected Sample

29

Equity180 Deals

$132 Million

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Debt2952 Deals$256 Million

Equity29 Deals

$26 Million

Equity11 Deals$954k

Equity20 Deals

~$21 Million Selected sample of platforms as of 101413

30

300+ Equity Placements

2900+ Loans

$300+ Million in Crowdfunded Security Transactions

31

Crowdfunding ModelsDiversity Innovation

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

32

A+ to C Risk Bands Applied

Offer 1 3 5 year loans

pound5000 - pound1000000

Secondary market

Crowdfunded two $80000 small business loans in under 29 minutes

Debt2702 Deals$240 Million

33

Discovery

34

Splash Bathroom Accessories Co

Profile

35

Credit Score History

36

Key Financials

37

Questions amp Answers

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

20

Brings dramatic efficiencies to private capital markets

Geographically indiscriminate

Creates frictionless access to deal flow for investors

Creates frictionless access to investors for businesses

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Title II Impact

21

The US Market

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Platforms market segmentation

22

Investment Crowdfunding Platforms

NicheAffinitySMBsStartups

Platforms market segmentation

23

1 Angellist482 Gust203 Seedups284 MicroVentures215 Seedinvest136 FundersClub107 RockThePost78 WeFunder129 Fundroom10 FundersClub

1 SoMoLend132 Bolstr53 Fundable74 Localstake145 Dealstruck106 LendingClub67 P2BInvestor118 Raiseworks99 Relayfund110 Prosper2

Startups SMBs Niche Generalist

1 HealthFundr292 VentureHealth163 Poliwogg134 HealthiosXchange155 ExplorationFunder116 Agfunder177 Fquare88 RealtyShares129 RealtyMogul910RealCrowd911Groundbreaker1212Crowdmason1513Collaperty814CircleUp1015ReturnOnChange1316WeSparkt617Slated718Pave519Upstart720Alumnifunder11

1 EarlyShares102 EquityNet103 ExemptCapitalNetwork24 FlashFunders25 Ibankersdirect136 ConfidentCrowd47 99funding68 IRAvest79 Crowdfunder810FundAmerica9311Axial Markets

Accredited Platforms

Platforms market structures

5 25 100

Very High Curation High

No CurationModerate

50

lt5 100

acceptance rate

The Curation Spectrum

Platforms business models

20 Carry

$19 - $69 month

selected samples

10 Success + 10 Carry

The US Market

Investors Productization Investors Secondary liquidity Investors Portfolio management Businesses Ecosystem one-stop shop for fundraising Businesses Optimization of the Cap Table (pre-funding) Businesses Optimization of Execution (post-funding)

A few things to think about

27

Case StudiesWhatrsquos the data say

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

28

Macro-Data Selected Sample

29

Equity180 Deals

$132 Million

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Debt2952 Deals$256 Million

Equity29 Deals

$26 Million

Equity11 Deals$954k

Equity20 Deals

~$21 Million Selected sample of platforms as of 101413

30

300+ Equity Placements

2900+ Loans

$300+ Million in Crowdfunded Security Transactions

31

Crowdfunding ModelsDiversity Innovation

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

32

A+ to C Risk Bands Applied

Offer 1 3 5 year loans

pound5000 - pound1000000

Secondary market

Crowdfunded two $80000 small business loans in under 29 minutes

Debt2702 Deals$240 Million

33

Discovery

34

Splash Bathroom Accessories Co

Profile

35

Credit Score History

36

Key Financials

37

Questions amp Answers

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

21

The US Market

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Platforms market segmentation

22

Investment Crowdfunding Platforms

NicheAffinitySMBsStartups

Platforms market segmentation

23

1 Angellist482 Gust203 Seedups284 MicroVentures215 Seedinvest136 FundersClub107 RockThePost78 WeFunder129 Fundroom10 FundersClub

1 SoMoLend132 Bolstr53 Fundable74 Localstake145 Dealstruck106 LendingClub67 P2BInvestor118 Raiseworks99 Relayfund110 Prosper2

Startups SMBs Niche Generalist

1 HealthFundr292 VentureHealth163 Poliwogg134 HealthiosXchange155 ExplorationFunder116 Agfunder177 Fquare88 RealtyShares129 RealtyMogul910RealCrowd911Groundbreaker1212Crowdmason1513Collaperty814CircleUp1015ReturnOnChange1316WeSparkt617Slated718Pave519Upstart720Alumnifunder11

1 EarlyShares102 EquityNet103 ExemptCapitalNetwork24 FlashFunders25 Ibankersdirect136 ConfidentCrowd47 99funding68 IRAvest79 Crowdfunder810FundAmerica9311Axial Markets

Accredited Platforms

Platforms market structures

5 25 100

Very High Curation High

No CurationModerate

50

lt5 100

acceptance rate

The Curation Spectrum

Platforms business models

20 Carry

$19 - $69 month

selected samples

10 Success + 10 Carry

The US Market

Investors Productization Investors Secondary liquidity Investors Portfolio management Businesses Ecosystem one-stop shop for fundraising Businesses Optimization of the Cap Table (pre-funding) Businesses Optimization of Execution (post-funding)

A few things to think about

27

Case StudiesWhatrsquos the data say

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

28

Macro-Data Selected Sample

29

Equity180 Deals

$132 Million

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Debt2952 Deals$256 Million

Equity29 Deals

$26 Million

Equity11 Deals$954k

Equity20 Deals

~$21 Million Selected sample of platforms as of 101413

30

300+ Equity Placements

2900+ Loans

$300+ Million in Crowdfunded Security Transactions

31

Crowdfunding ModelsDiversity Innovation

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

32

A+ to C Risk Bands Applied

Offer 1 3 5 year loans

pound5000 - pound1000000

Secondary market

Crowdfunded two $80000 small business loans in under 29 minutes

Debt2702 Deals$240 Million

33

Discovery

34

Splash Bathroom Accessories Co

Profile

35

Credit Score History

36

Key Financials

37

Questions amp Answers

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

Platforms market segmentation

22

Investment Crowdfunding Platforms

NicheAffinitySMBsStartups

Platforms market segmentation

23

1 Angellist482 Gust203 Seedups284 MicroVentures215 Seedinvest136 FundersClub107 RockThePost78 WeFunder129 Fundroom10 FundersClub

1 SoMoLend132 Bolstr53 Fundable74 Localstake145 Dealstruck106 LendingClub67 P2BInvestor118 Raiseworks99 Relayfund110 Prosper2

Startups SMBs Niche Generalist

1 HealthFundr292 VentureHealth163 Poliwogg134 HealthiosXchange155 ExplorationFunder116 Agfunder177 Fquare88 RealtyShares129 RealtyMogul910RealCrowd911Groundbreaker1212Crowdmason1513Collaperty814CircleUp1015ReturnOnChange1316WeSparkt617Slated718Pave519Upstart720Alumnifunder11

1 EarlyShares102 EquityNet103 ExemptCapitalNetwork24 FlashFunders25 Ibankersdirect136 ConfidentCrowd47 99funding68 IRAvest79 Crowdfunder810FundAmerica9311Axial Markets

Accredited Platforms

Platforms market structures

5 25 100

Very High Curation High

No CurationModerate

50

lt5 100

acceptance rate

The Curation Spectrum

Platforms business models

20 Carry

$19 - $69 month

selected samples

10 Success + 10 Carry

The US Market

Investors Productization Investors Secondary liquidity Investors Portfolio management Businesses Ecosystem one-stop shop for fundraising Businesses Optimization of the Cap Table (pre-funding) Businesses Optimization of Execution (post-funding)

A few things to think about

27

Case StudiesWhatrsquos the data say

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

28

Macro-Data Selected Sample

29

Equity180 Deals

$132 Million

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Debt2952 Deals$256 Million

Equity29 Deals

$26 Million

Equity11 Deals$954k

Equity20 Deals

~$21 Million Selected sample of platforms as of 101413

30

300+ Equity Placements

2900+ Loans

$300+ Million in Crowdfunded Security Transactions

31

Crowdfunding ModelsDiversity Innovation

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

32

A+ to C Risk Bands Applied

Offer 1 3 5 year loans

pound5000 - pound1000000

Secondary market

Crowdfunded two $80000 small business loans in under 29 minutes

Debt2702 Deals$240 Million

33

Discovery

34

Splash Bathroom Accessories Co

Profile

35

Credit Score History

36

Key Financials

37

Questions amp Answers

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

Platforms market segmentation

23

1 Angellist482 Gust203 Seedups284 MicroVentures215 Seedinvest136 FundersClub107 RockThePost78 WeFunder129 Fundroom10 FundersClub

1 SoMoLend132 Bolstr53 Fundable74 Localstake145 Dealstruck106 LendingClub67 P2BInvestor118 Raiseworks99 Relayfund110 Prosper2

Startups SMBs Niche Generalist

1 HealthFundr292 VentureHealth163 Poliwogg134 HealthiosXchange155 ExplorationFunder116 Agfunder177 Fquare88 RealtyShares129 RealtyMogul910RealCrowd911Groundbreaker1212Crowdmason1513Collaperty814CircleUp1015ReturnOnChange1316WeSparkt617Slated718Pave519Upstart720Alumnifunder11

1 EarlyShares102 EquityNet103 ExemptCapitalNetwork24 FlashFunders25 Ibankersdirect136 ConfidentCrowd47 99funding68 IRAvest79 Crowdfunder810FundAmerica9311Axial Markets

Accredited Platforms

Platforms market structures

5 25 100

Very High Curation High

No CurationModerate

50

lt5 100

acceptance rate

The Curation Spectrum

Platforms business models

20 Carry

$19 - $69 month

selected samples

10 Success + 10 Carry

The US Market

Investors Productization Investors Secondary liquidity Investors Portfolio management Businesses Ecosystem one-stop shop for fundraising Businesses Optimization of the Cap Table (pre-funding) Businesses Optimization of Execution (post-funding)

A few things to think about

27

Case StudiesWhatrsquos the data say

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

28

Macro-Data Selected Sample

29

Equity180 Deals

$132 Million

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Debt2952 Deals$256 Million

Equity29 Deals

$26 Million

Equity11 Deals$954k

Equity20 Deals

~$21 Million Selected sample of platforms as of 101413

30

300+ Equity Placements

2900+ Loans

$300+ Million in Crowdfunded Security Transactions

31

Crowdfunding ModelsDiversity Innovation

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

32

A+ to C Risk Bands Applied

Offer 1 3 5 year loans

pound5000 - pound1000000

Secondary market

Crowdfunded two $80000 small business loans in under 29 minutes

Debt2702 Deals$240 Million

33

Discovery

34

Splash Bathroom Accessories Co

Profile

35

Credit Score History

36

Key Financials

37

Questions amp Answers

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

Platforms market structures

5 25 100

Very High Curation High

No CurationModerate

50

lt5 100

acceptance rate

The Curation Spectrum

Platforms business models

20 Carry

$19 - $69 month

selected samples

10 Success + 10 Carry

The US Market

Investors Productization Investors Secondary liquidity Investors Portfolio management Businesses Ecosystem one-stop shop for fundraising Businesses Optimization of the Cap Table (pre-funding) Businesses Optimization of Execution (post-funding)

A few things to think about

27

Case StudiesWhatrsquos the data say

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

28

Macro-Data Selected Sample

29

Equity180 Deals

$132 Million

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Debt2952 Deals$256 Million

Equity29 Deals

$26 Million

Equity11 Deals$954k

Equity20 Deals

~$21 Million Selected sample of platforms as of 101413

30

300+ Equity Placements

2900+ Loans

$300+ Million in Crowdfunded Security Transactions

31

Crowdfunding ModelsDiversity Innovation

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

32

A+ to C Risk Bands Applied

Offer 1 3 5 year loans

pound5000 - pound1000000

Secondary market

Crowdfunded two $80000 small business loans in under 29 minutes

Debt2702 Deals$240 Million

33

Discovery

34

Splash Bathroom Accessories Co

Profile

35

Credit Score History

36

Key Financials

37

Questions amp Answers

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

Platforms business models

20 Carry

$19 - $69 month

selected samples

10 Success + 10 Carry

The US Market

Investors Productization Investors Secondary liquidity Investors Portfolio management Businesses Ecosystem one-stop shop for fundraising Businesses Optimization of the Cap Table (pre-funding) Businesses Optimization of Execution (post-funding)

A few things to think about

27

Case StudiesWhatrsquos the data say

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

28

Macro-Data Selected Sample

29

Equity180 Deals

$132 Million

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Debt2952 Deals$256 Million

Equity29 Deals

$26 Million

Equity11 Deals$954k

Equity20 Deals

~$21 Million Selected sample of platforms as of 101413

30

300+ Equity Placements

2900+ Loans

$300+ Million in Crowdfunded Security Transactions

31

Crowdfunding ModelsDiversity Innovation

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

32

A+ to C Risk Bands Applied

Offer 1 3 5 year loans

pound5000 - pound1000000

Secondary market

Crowdfunded two $80000 small business loans in under 29 minutes

Debt2702 Deals$240 Million

33

Discovery

34

Splash Bathroom Accessories Co

Profile

35

Credit Score History

36

Key Financials

37

Questions amp Answers

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

The US Market

Investors Productization Investors Secondary liquidity Investors Portfolio management Businesses Ecosystem one-stop shop for fundraising Businesses Optimization of the Cap Table (pre-funding) Businesses Optimization of Execution (post-funding)

A few things to think about

27

Case StudiesWhatrsquos the data say

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

28

Macro-Data Selected Sample

29

Equity180 Deals

$132 Million

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Debt2952 Deals$256 Million

Equity29 Deals

$26 Million

Equity11 Deals$954k

Equity20 Deals

~$21 Million Selected sample of platforms as of 101413

30

300+ Equity Placements

2900+ Loans

$300+ Million in Crowdfunded Security Transactions

31

Crowdfunding ModelsDiversity Innovation

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

32

A+ to C Risk Bands Applied

Offer 1 3 5 year loans

pound5000 - pound1000000

Secondary market

Crowdfunded two $80000 small business loans in under 29 minutes

Debt2702 Deals$240 Million

33

Discovery

34

Splash Bathroom Accessories Co

Profile

35

Credit Score History

36

Key Financials

37

Questions amp Answers

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

27

Case StudiesWhatrsquos the data say

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

28

Macro-Data Selected Sample

29

Equity180 Deals

$132 Million

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Debt2952 Deals$256 Million

Equity29 Deals

$26 Million

Equity11 Deals$954k

Equity20 Deals

~$21 Million Selected sample of platforms as of 101413

30

300+ Equity Placements

2900+ Loans

$300+ Million in Crowdfunded Security Transactions

31

Crowdfunding ModelsDiversity Innovation

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

32

A+ to C Risk Bands Applied

Offer 1 3 5 year loans

pound5000 - pound1000000

Secondary market

Crowdfunded two $80000 small business loans in under 29 minutes

Debt2702 Deals$240 Million

33

Discovery

34

Splash Bathroom Accessories Co

Profile

35

Credit Score History

36

Key Financials

37

Questions amp Answers

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

28

Macro-Data Selected Sample

29

Equity180 Deals

$132 Million

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Debt2952 Deals$256 Million

Equity29 Deals

$26 Million

Equity11 Deals$954k

Equity20 Deals

~$21 Million Selected sample of platforms as of 101413

30

300+ Equity Placements

2900+ Loans

$300+ Million in Crowdfunded Security Transactions

31

Crowdfunding ModelsDiversity Innovation

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

32

A+ to C Risk Bands Applied

Offer 1 3 5 year loans

pound5000 - pound1000000

Secondary market

Crowdfunded two $80000 small business loans in under 29 minutes

Debt2702 Deals$240 Million

33

Discovery

34

Splash Bathroom Accessories Co

Profile

35

Credit Score History

36

Key Financials

37

Questions amp Answers

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

Macro-Data Selected Sample

29

Equity180 Deals

$132 Million

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Debt2952 Deals$256 Million

Equity29 Deals

$26 Million

Equity11 Deals$954k

Equity20 Deals

~$21 Million Selected sample of platforms as of 101413

30

300+ Equity Placements

2900+ Loans

$300+ Million in Crowdfunded Security Transactions

31

Crowdfunding ModelsDiversity Innovation

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

32

A+ to C Risk Bands Applied

Offer 1 3 5 year loans

pound5000 - pound1000000

Secondary market

Crowdfunded two $80000 small business loans in under 29 minutes

Debt2702 Deals$240 Million

33

Discovery

34

Splash Bathroom Accessories Co

Profile

35

Credit Score History

36

Key Financials

37

Questions amp Answers

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

30

300+ Equity Placements

2900+ Loans

$300+ Million in Crowdfunded Security Transactions

31

Crowdfunding ModelsDiversity Innovation

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

32

A+ to C Risk Bands Applied

Offer 1 3 5 year loans

pound5000 - pound1000000

Secondary market

Crowdfunded two $80000 small business loans in under 29 minutes

Debt2702 Deals$240 Million

33

Discovery

34

Splash Bathroom Accessories Co

Profile

35

Credit Score History

36

Key Financials

37

Questions amp Answers

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

31

Crowdfunding ModelsDiversity Innovation

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

32

A+ to C Risk Bands Applied

Offer 1 3 5 year loans

pound5000 - pound1000000

Secondary market

Crowdfunded two $80000 small business loans in under 29 minutes

Debt2702 Deals$240 Million

33

Discovery

34

Splash Bathroom Accessories Co

Profile

35

Credit Score History

36

Key Financials

37

Questions amp Answers

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

32

A+ to C Risk Bands Applied

Offer 1 3 5 year loans

pound5000 - pound1000000

Secondary market

Crowdfunded two $80000 small business loans in under 29 minutes

Debt2702 Deals$240 Million

33

Discovery

34

Splash Bathroom Accessories Co

Profile

35

Credit Score History

36

Key Financials

37

Questions amp Answers

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

33

Discovery

34

Splash Bathroom Accessories Co

Profile

35

Credit Score History

36

Key Financials

37

Questions amp Answers

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

34

Splash Bathroom Accessories Co

Profile

35

Credit Score History

36

Key Financials

37

Questions amp Answers

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

35

Credit Score History

36

Key Financials

37

Questions amp Answers

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

36

Key Financials

37

Questions amp Answers

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

37

Questions amp Answers

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

38

$0

$2000000

$4000000

$6000000

$8000000

$10000000

$12000000

$14000000Monthly Loan Originations Since Inception

August 2010 June 2013

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

39

Launched 2010

Sector Focus General (concentration internet food amp drink)

Lowest Raise $19000 Highest Raise $23 million

Averages (medians n= 65)

Raise $160000

Equity Offered 16

Post-Money Valuation $960000

Number of Investors 59

Investment Size $2963 (low $331 high $80k)

Equity73 Deals

~$22 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

40

Deals per Month Since Inception

n = 65

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

41

Launched July 2012

Sector Focus Internet

Lowest Raise $15200 Highest Raise $320000

Averages (medians n=29)

Raise $64000

Equity Offered 10

Post-Money Valuation $516000

Number of Investors 79

Investment Size $1013

Equity29 Deals

$27 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Minimum Investment $16

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

42

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Consumer ProductsRetail

Lowest Raise $440000 Highest Raise $24 Million

Averages (medians n=19)

Raise $784500

Number of Investors 15

Investment Size $74263

Equity20 Deals

$21 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

43

Launched Mid-2012

Sector Focus Technology Startups

Investors 6700+ accredited investors now invite-only

Averages (median n = 23)

Raise $236000

Number of Investors 32

Investment Size $6839

Equity31 Deals

$72 Million

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

Summary

44

Data bull Zero Fraud mdash to date

bull Young Market Traditional S-Curve

Crowdfunding Platforms bull Tremendously Diversebull Debt Equity Royalty-Based Blended

bull Startups Small Businesses Emerging Growth Corsquos Projects Individuals

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

Market Adoption S-Curve

45

Time

Penetration

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

46

The Disruption mdash Not If But When

Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

47

Crowdfunding

TechnicalDisruptionEntrance of the internet into the private capital formation process

Cultural Disruption

A desire to connect more meaningfully with the things

we buy the things we do and the things we invest in

Two mega-trends collidingInvestment Crowdfunding

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

48

Music

Travel

Retailing

Before After

Internet Disruption Technical

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

Nearly all service industries re-imagined by the internet

49But not fundraising yet

Technical

Source Quora

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

50

Technical

A Big UK Bank

Source httpwww-corenestaorguklibraryimagesNestaBanksjpg

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

A fundamentally more efficient capital formation process

51

Technical

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

Summed up

The first major change in security law in 70+ years

Allows the internet to enter the capital formation process

TechnicalTechnical Disruption

What it means

Processes moved online Efficiencies realized Incumbents with

traditional cost structures obseleted

New markets served

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

But itrsquos not just structural change driving the disruption

53

Cultural

Itrsquos also cultural

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

54

Chicago Booth 13 of Americans trust the stock market

Distrust is pervasive Chicago Booth Financial Trust Index

Cultural

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

Today little alternative to public markets

55

Tomorrow individuals empowered to invest in the the companies causes and people they believe in

Cultural

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

56Jonathan Sandlund | jsandlund | As of 9162013

The Impact

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

For Businesses

57

Breaking geographic barriers equal opportunity Fail faster fail cheaper

Startups

Small Businesses

Conversion of social to financial capital A new era of marketing

Emerging Growth Corsquos

Not ldquosexyrdquo enough for VC not big enough for PE Creates access to growth capital

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

For Communities

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

59

the big picture

one last question

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom

60

Jonathan Sandlundjsandlund

Thank You

Jonathan Sandlund jthecrowdcafecom