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Investor Presentation, Q2 2020
Ryan Drummond, CEOM: (347) 840-0138
$1.5MConvertible Note Raise
8% Interest | 24 Month Maturity $8M Cap | 20% Discount
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The Athlete-Employer Gap
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Student Athletes Need:• Increased exposure to jobs and entrepreneurship opportunities.
• Professional development despite limited time.
• Help understanding identity beyond being a “college athlete.
Communication and Matchmaking Gap
Employers Want:• An easy solution to hiring candidates with grit.
• Renewal source of culturally diverse talent
• Effective virtual recruiting solution,
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The Athlete Book Solution
The Athlete Book’s SAAS platform is a professional development content marketplace that connects athletes to opportunities.
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1. Self Discovery
Athletes learn more about themselves and coaches learn more about their teams.
2. Explore and Compete
Athletes learn skills and explore career paths in a gamified environment.
3. Become a Leader
Athletes learn skills and create their own opportunities by contributing content to The Athlete Book.
4. Get Hired
Athletes are matched with employers upon graduation and begin careers.
A Transformational Experience
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1. Self Discovery
Trait Analysis: Through our 2-min personality assessments, we capture 150+ points of data to guide athletes towards meaningful career paths.
Better Student Data: The Athlete Book gives coaches better insights into their player’s personalities and directors better insights into their goals.
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2. Explore and Compete
Professional Development: The Athlete Book offers career development courses, webinars and live/virtual chats events.
Gamification: Team leaderboards capitalize on competitive nature of coaches and athletes within any given athletic department.
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3. Become a Leader
Learning Management System: Includes a growing list of professional development courses. Offers course creators a new demographic in college athletics.
Monetization Opportunity for Athletes & Coaches: Flagship course teaches athletes how to create, promote, and grow their own sport business on The Athlete Book’s platform. Well positioned for Name, Image, Likeness rule changes.
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4. Get Hired
Increased Opportunities: Small schools are often overlooked by large corporations. The Athlete Book helps level the playing field with access to Fortune 500 opportunities.
Leading Employers use The Athlete Book:
Tailored Job Listings: The Athlete Book’s job board lists entry-level openings that specifically capitalize on student-athlete traits.
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IndependenceEach University has their own Ecosystem
Custom Course Content
Development fundraising & Sponsorships
Athlete Development Analytics
Internal competitions
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University Target Market Size
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600,000Student-Athletes in the United StatesSource: National Collegiate Athletic Association et al, 2019,
$4,400Average Spend Per Undergrad Hire
Source: Society for Human Resource Management, 2017
The Market Potential is Significant:The graduation rate of the 600,000 student athletes in the US is 88%. 65% of those who graduate will directly enter the job market without pursuing a graduate degree, resulting in $377M+ in total US job
recruitment spend for undergraduates with each graduating class.
The Athlete Books expects to capture up to 12% of university athletic departments by 2024.
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Pricing & Margins40% Net & 70% Gross
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Universities:
$5,698 annual • Team Assessment Playbook: $199/yr
• Career Assessment Playbook: $499/yr
• Event / Workshop Playbook: $5k/yr
Employers:
Set-Up Fee, High Volume Recruiting: $2,500Set-Up Fee, Low Volume Recruiting: $1,500
High Volume Monthly Recurring: $500/monthLow Volume Monthly Recruiting: $350/Month
Junior talent Placement Fee: $5,000
a-La-Carte:
Virtual Hiring Event: $3,000
Campaign: $1,500
Webinar: $845
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Competitive Analysis
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University Centric
AthleteCentric
ProfessionalDevelopment
JobListings
TraitAssessments
(and other public job boards)
Gamification
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Passed Milestones
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July 2019
$500k Capital Raise
August 2019
Signed Amazon
September 2019
JPMC Pilot Deal
November 2019
Pilot Deal withCrunch Fitness
November 2019
Reached 3,500 new athlete users
December 2019
Secured PilotWith Telsa
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Coming Timeline
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Jan 2020
Secure Major Enterprise Deals from Amazon and JP Morgan Chase
July 2020
The Athlete Book Version 2.0 Goes Live
August 2020
Finalize Diversity Athlete Teach and Recruit Series
Jan 2021
Capture 40,000 Unique Athlete Users on TAB
Platform
Jan 2021
Introduce Athlete & Veteran Recruitment Programs in Preparation of cloning
Services for Vets
Dec 2021
Reach at Least $5 million in ARR
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Leadership Team
Ryan DrummondFounder & CEO
- Talent acquisition industry insider.
- Former VP of campus recruiting and talent acquisition strategy at JPMorgan Chase
-Held leadership roles at various search and staffing firms.
-Former D1 Athlete - Captain
Daniela YoderCFO
- Experienced financial leader in several high-growth companies
- General Partner in Cherub Fund
- Former SVP at Valuation ResearchCorp.
Pete MooreSenior Advisor
- Advisor to the Health, Active, Lifestyle and Outdoor (“HALO”) sector.
- Founder of Integrity Square
- Investor in The Athlete Book
Ben HaferSoftware Engineer
-Experienced Full-Stack Engineer
-Maintained three separate enterprise web apps prior and has built out multiple APIs.
Liz GabariHead of User Engagement
- Seasoned recruiter and search strategist
- Email campaign specialist
- Experienced event planner
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Influencer and Advisors
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Sources and Uses
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Primary Uses:• Rollout TAB Version 2.0• Athletic Sponsorships• Onboarding Regional Sales Reps
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Income Statement
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Income Statement 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024# of E mployer Customers n/a 66 360 800 1,654 3,083# of University Teams * n/a 130 621 1,221 2,159 3,588Total Customers n/a 196 980 2,021 3,813 6,671
Revenue E mployer $10,449 $569,983 $2,997,369 $6,152,696 $11,696,686 $22,560,158University 0 231,162 1,518,932 3,213,735 5,056,606 8,312,982
Total Revenue $10,449 $801,145 $4,516,300 $9,366,431 $16,753,292 $30,873,140Cost of Revenue
E mployer - Hosting/onboarding/support 0 142,496 749,342 1,538,174 2,924,171 5,640,040University - Hosting/onboarding/support 0 46,232 303,786 642,747 1,011,321 1,662,596Web S ervice/Content 66,372 60,000 63,250 96,000 108,000 120,000
Total Cost of Revenue 66,372 248,728 1,116,378 2,276,921 4,043,493 7,422,636Gross Profit (55,923) 552,417 3,399,922 7,089,510 12,709,799 23,450,504Gross Margin -535.2% 69.0% 75.3% 75.7% 75.9% 76.0%
Operating E xpenses 211,729 1,017,387 2,418,191 3,545,132 5,682,335 9,007,078EBITDA ($267,651) ($464,970) $981,731 $3,544,378 $7,027,464 $14,443,426E BITDA Margin -2561.5% -58.0% 21.7% 37.8% 41.9% 46.8%* Based on 1,400 U.S . universities with a 15 teams per school on average.
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Operating Expense Detail
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Operating Expenses 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024RevenueTotal Revenue $10,449 $801,145 $4,516,300 $9,366,431 $16,753,292 $30,873,140
Operating ExpensesS alaries & Wages $60,000 $383,333 $936,250 $1,190,000 $1,808,359 $3,087,314S ales Commissions 0 140,084 321,271 355,440 851,877 1,037,606Contract Labor 0 84,528 93,920 93,920 93,920 93,920Taxes & Benefits 0 69,000 168,525 214,200 306,900 369,450Business Insurance 0 11,250 30,000 40,000 50,000 50,000Other (E mployee & Related) 0 8,011 45,163 93,664 167,533 308,731Marketing 32,620 105,800 497,830 983,443 1,721,779 3,151,989Travel & E ntertainment 25,354 31,075 83,400 226,950 115,200 133,200Rent & Utilities 0 24,300 32,400 32,400 36,000 75,600Traitify 0 60,000 95,000 132,500 270,000 322,500S ubscriptions 13,101 22,200 22,200 22,200 22,200 22,200Admin S upport 0 18,900 25,200 60,000 90,000 120,000Professional Fees 69,500 45,000 31,250 39,063 48,828 61,035General Office E xpenses 5,568 9,900 13,200 14,520 15,972 19,166Miscellaneous 5,586 4,006 22,582 46,832 83,766 154,366Total Operating Expense $211,729 $1,017,387 $2,418,191 $3,545,132 $5,682,335 $9,007,078 % of R evenue 2026.3% 127.0% 53.5% 37.8% 33.9% 29.2%
New CustomersTotal New Customers 196 786 1,039 1,791 2,858Total Candidates 40,312
S ales Commissions $140,084 $321,271 $355,440 $851,877 $1,037,606Marketing 105,800 497,830 983,443 1,721,779 3,151,989Travel and E ntertainment 31,075 83,400 226,950 115,200 133,200S alaries and Wages (for sales only) 86,792 202,432 755,556 1,000,369 1,464,679 % salaries and wages for sales 22.6% 21.6% 63.5% 55.3% 47.4%Total S ales and Marketing $363,751 $1,104,934 $2,321,388 $3,689,225 $5,787,475
CAC ($) Clients $1,859 $1,406 $2,234 $2,059 $2,025CAC ($) Candidates $9.02
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Balance Sheet
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Balance Sheet 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024Assets
Current AssetsCash $193,324 $1,249,569 $1,842,724 $4,297,742 $9,216,662 $19,544,932Accounts Receivable 2,975 168,272 542,839 969,686 1,910,507 3,145,555Other Current Assets 0 8,414 27,142 48,484 95,525 157,278Total 196,299 1,426,255 2,412,705 5,315,912 11,222,694 22,847,765
Net F ixed Assets 0 568 1,075 1,523 1,910 2,238
Other Assets 0 5,048 16,285 29,091 57,315 94,367
Total Assets $196,299 $1,431,871 $2,430,065 $5,346,525 $11,281,919 $22,944,369
Liabilities & Equity
Current LiabilitiesAccounts Payable $2,000 $154,893 $257,105 $352,931 $637,004 $874,701Credit Cards Payable 32,785 77,447 128,553 176,466 318,502 437,350Other Current Liabilities 55,540 55,540 55,540 55,540 55,540 55,540Total 90,325 287,880 441,197 584,936 1,011,045 1,367,591
Total Liabilities 90,325 287,880 441,197 584,936 1,011,045 1,367,591
E quityPaid-In Capital 443,964 1,943,964 1,943,964 1,943,964 1,943,964 1,943,964Accumulated Retained E arnings (337,989) (799,973) 44,904 2,817,625 8,326,910 19,632,814Total E quity 105,975 1,143,991 1,988,868 4,761,589 10,270,874 21,576,778
Total Liabilities & Equity $196,299 $1,431,871 $2,430,065 $5,346,525 $11,281,919 $22,944,369
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Statement of Cash Flows
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Cash Flows 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024Operating Cash Flows
Net Income ($274,271) ($461,983) $844,876 $2,772,722 $5,499,912 $11,305,876Depreciation 0 33 93 153 213 273Changes to:Accounts Receivable (3,225) (165,297) (374,567) (426,847) (940,820) (1,235,049)Accounts Payable 13,215 152,893 102,212 95,826 284,073 237,697Other Current Assets 0 (8,414) (18,728) (21,342) (47,041) (61,752)Other Assets 0 (5,048) (11,237) (12,805) (28,225) (37,051)Other Current Liabilities 5,540 0 0 0 0 0Credit Cards Payable 8,087 44,662 51,106 47,913 142,036 118,849Total (250,655) (443,155) 593,755 2,455,618 4,910,148 10,328,841
Investing Cash Flows
Capital E xpenditures 0 (600) (600) (600) (600) (600)Total 0 (600) (600) (600) (600) (600)
Financing Cash Flows
Paid-In Capital 466,291 1,500,000 0 0 0 0Total 466,291 1,500,000 0 0 0 0Total Change in Cash $215,636 $1,056,245 $593,155 $2,455,018 $4,909,548 $10,328,241Beginning Cash Balance 18,254 233,890 1,290,135 1,883,290 4,338,308 9,247,855Ending Cash Balance $233,890 $1,290,135 $1,883,290 $4,338,308 $9,247,855 $19,576,097
Product Overview
Ryan Drummond, CEOM: (347) 840-0138
$1.5MConvertible Note Raise
8% Interest | 24 Month Maturity $8M Cap | 20% Discount
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Building a MarketplaceAmong Employers and Athletes
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Athlete Courses
Athlete Job Board
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Gamification of Professional Development
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Athlete Candidate Preview Cared
Athlete Team Leaderboard
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Gamification of Professional Development
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Athlete Candidate Preview Cared
Athlete Team Leaderboard
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Building a MarketplaceAmong Employers and Athletes
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Virtual Recruiting Events
Team Career Discovery Assessments Identity Workshops
Employer Webinars