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NOAH Digital Curated Introductions for Industry Leaders 10 Years Growth Story Changemakers. Introducing the New NOAH Concept Global Launch Collapses and NOAH at STATION-Berlin Jun-20 Arises Jun-19 2008 NOAH Conference Expands to Berlin The Beginning! Investor Partner Program NOAH Digital Tempodrom, Jun-15 First NOAH Conference Jan-19 Jun-20 Takes Place in London Eric Schmidt on NOAH Stage Hilton Park Lane, Nov-09 NOAH Conference NOAH 2015 Announces Expansion to Zurich Apr-19 NOAH to Host the Dara Khosrowshahi & Family Office Circle Al Gore on NOAH Stage Conference & Product & Conference Conference First NOAH Matchmaking NOAH Connect App v1: Bringing the NOAH 2018 Service Famous Networking Online Early 2021 Oct-12 May-16 Speakers 35 77 142 236 272 332 460 574 703 872 1,144 Attendees 431 862 1,632 2,911 3,794 4,647 6,817 9,327 11,521 14,199 17,262 Investors Unique 171 276 475 683 873 1,065 1,435 1,842 2,166 2,620 2,977 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 (Jul-19) (May-14) (Sep-16) (Aug-17) NOAH advises EMK NOAH advises Au10tix shareholders NOAH advises Yad2 / shareholders NOAH advises Oakley Capital on its Capital on its on the $60m investment at a $260m in its $228m sales to Axel Springer partial sale of Parship to Pro7 acquisition of Luminati valuation led by TPG (Nov-19) (Apr-09) (May-12) (Sep-14) (Oct-16) NOAH advises MagicLab on NOAH advises Fotolia on its $80m NOAH advises Fotolia on its NOAH advises Käuferportal / the acquisition of a 79% stake NOAH advises Facile.it / shareholders majority sale to TA Associates investment from KKR shareholders in the sale to (Jul-18) by Blackstone. $3bn valuation in its $100m+ sale to Oakley Capital ProSiebenSat.1 and General Atlantic (Dec-19) (Dec-09) (May-12) (Oct-14) (Dec-16) Key Transactions Key NOAH advises NOAH advises Volocopter on NOAH advises Softonic on its partial NOAH advises Summit Partners and NOAH advises Trovit and its share- NOAH advises Silver Lake on its Promofarma on its sale its €50m First Closing of Series sale to Digital River TA Associates on a $350m acquisition holders in its €80m sale to Next investment in Flixbus to Zur Rose C led by GEELY Note: Unique speakers, attendees and investors are cumulative across years. 2 The #1 Platform the European Growth Capital Ecosystem Companies Attendees • 1,250+ speakers in ’19 (2,500 since started) • 6,100 attendees in ’19 • 20,000 unique attendees to date • 72 or 50% of digital European unicorns on • 75%+ senior decision makers • On average, 16 meetings stage since ‘16 more than any other event • 1,700+ attendees from top investors in ’19 set up with NOAH Connect (our networking app) • 52% of top 100 M&A deals (EV €51bn) • Over 25 countries represented in ’19 • 670 on startup stage raising >$4bn combined Examples 6.100 5.079 4.549 3.887 4.196 1.555 1.085 1.345 1.515 431 588 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 44% Germany 21% 31% 14% 5% 24% 44% Other Germany Corporate Other Other Executives Internet Executives 6% Spain 2% Poland 6% US 2% Spain 17% Service Providers 4% Switzerland By By Category 16% 20% By Geography 5% USA UK Israel 20% 2019 By Geography Investors 6% Israel 13% UK Notes: 2015 - NOAH Berlin added. 3 2019 - new venues for NOAH Tel Aviv and NOAH Berlin. The convenient tool to explore, initiate and benefit from your growth capital network With the mission to support European entrepreneurs in all sectors from Series A onwards A B2B Platform From and For an Industry 5 Your Digital Footprint in the Growth Capital Industry • Growth Capital Networking Powered by Data and SaaS • No More Wasted Meetings • Tool for the Top 5% Professionals of 10 Growing SeCtors One Click Access to Market Leaders Company Industry Peering Presentations With 50 Unique Tags Companies 550+ Investors 200+ Corporates 50+ Connectivity: Data Room for Reliable, Trusted Way Presentations and Solution Providers 60+ to Reach Out and Zoom Integrations Keep in Touch Peer-to-Peer Networking 6 Our Business Networking SaaS Solution Reaches Far: Launch Partners VC Investors Growth Investors Buyout Investors Asian Strategic Sovereign Wealth FundsSovereign Wealth StrategiC Network Building for Founders EU EU & US Strategic Germany 15 Israel 14 UK 13 Netherlands 12 Russia 8 Family Offices Family France 6 Spain 4 Sweden 4 Flick Family Greece 2 Switzerland 5 Office Poland 4 Italy 5 Turkey 2 Leading Angel Investors & Experts Solution Providers 7 High Value to an Exclusive High Quality User Group Curation Deep / Proprietary Engagement Targeted Pre-SeleCtion Content • Trusted platform • 1,000 proprietary company • Focus on results and • 600 companies arranged and investor PDF meeting request by NOAH segment tagging • Selection of the relevant presentations (user acceptance logic market leaders by NOAH uploaded) • Response and response • NOAH to add on average • Peer grouping • Easy to access and up to time KPIs we most care 10 new companies per date about week to the database • Logic with 50 NOAH tags • Videos • Click to zoom (to come Q4) • Investment professionals 10 sustainability tags • are grouped by segment • Data room (to come Q4) • Messaging (to come Q4) coverage allowing a targeted approach to the • Access to presentations of • Comfortable low tech SaaS right person of a top public companies platform investor brand • NOAH tagged market • Always-on tracking tool • Account admin support to research aggregation manage all details of your • Market sizing organisations, representation on NOAH • Valuation data Digital 8 A Platform for the Growth Capital Industry Customer Segments Coverage of 10 Sectors Divided Into 66 Tags • Start-up Companies B2B Software & Services (141) Consumer Software & Sustainability (63) • Scale up Services (42) Advertising Recruitment & HR Tech Alternative Energy Fair Finance • Institutional Consumer Software Apps • Family Offices Cloud & Hosting Services Analytics Climate Change & Carbon Neutrality Online Content TV & Video Investors • Corporate VC Communications & Collaboration Printing Eco-Friendly Cities & Transportation • Debt Home Automation Music • Sovereign wealth Cybersecurity & Privacy Loyalty Programs Ethical Consumption & Production • Sustainability Social Media / Networking Developer Tools Sales Automation Healthcare Innovations Corporates Gaming VR / AR Solution Providers PropTech & Real Estate Politics and Public Sector Innovations Key Product Market Research Enterprise Software Sustainable Food & Water Revolutionary Consumer • Digital footprint Products (17) • PDF Database Mobility & Travel of the Future (63) Direct-to-Consumer Ecommerce, Marketplaces • Grow your business network & Classifieds (59) • Dashboard SaaS convenience Autonomous & Electric Driving Travel • Peer to peer approach (credibility) Ecommerce - Fashion & Home Mobility Navigation & Parking Industrial Digitisation (39) • Responses (Certainty) Ecommerce - Horizontal • Document management Public Transport Shipping & Logistics Telecommunications AgTech • Connectivity Food Delivery Lead Generation • Community Construction FoodTech FinTech & InsurTech (115) Online Groceries Marketplaces Mission Robotics & Drones Energy Accounting Banking Insurance Ecommerce - Vertical Classifieds • Sustainability Industrial Hardware • Entrepreneurship Blockchain & Cryptocurrencies • Female Empowerment • Focus on Europe Lending - Commercial Payments EduTech (18) Digital Health (42) • SMB Support Lending - Personal Investing & Trading Education Fitness & Wellness Healthcare • Believe in data and science 9 How Does It Work? Investors Research private Companies companies Research investors Your Dashboard Solution Corporates of Providers Connections Documents Profile 10 For Companies Select your company’s capital needs to be connected to the most relevant investors Complete your profile and share additional information such as your company presentation to secure funding from investors We help you unlock the potential of powerful connections to build your relevant investor network 11 For Investors Define your investment criteria to discover promising companies matching your needs Access to relevant startups and exclusive information about private company and team details Continuously track companies of interest and connect with talented entrepreneurs 12 Your Dashboard Management tool to organise meeting requests generated by NOAH Digital Supported by WhatsApp messages directly from NOAH to remind users of unanswered requests Links to mail, chat and Zoom 13 Our Offering Companies Investors Premium Partners • Companies curated by NOAH • Firm wide annual contract • Premium launch partners receive special prominence such as: • Vetted and approved companies • Ability to send unlimited reach outs must provide up-to-date company • Company logos • Prime access to new NOAH Digital presentations (PDF, Videos, etc.) company editions (3 weeks later for • “Brought to you by XY” other) • Banners • Free participation for companies • No user limit by company • Special company/investor • Automatic routing of meeting highlighting on site requests to suitable professional • Early and Exclusive access to through NOAH vertical tagging newly listed companies • Back-office admin access • Premium partners can be • Present Partner opportunity investors, corporates & solution providers 14 1,250 Companies in the NOAH Ecosystem NOAH is a horizontal growth platform with vertical depth for Europe’s leading executives Past Segment Hot Growth Companies at NOAH Key Company Activities (NOAH Tags) Speakers • Challenger Bank • Investment Platform • Personal Loans Fintech & 197
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