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Clean-Tech Funding Event Clean-Tech Funding Event TECHEXIT IS US in NYC invites you to participate in the next 2-DAY EVENT supported by the Government of Israel, Economic Mission of face-to-face meetings with investors and potential business partners of several influential companies in North America who are pursuing innovative solutions for the Clean-Tech sector which includes the listed segments below. Meetings are scheduled with high-level investors, financial institutions and accredited private investors who expressed interest in the Clean-Tech sector, as well as companies of that sector looking to raise funds, and initiate opportunities with US companies/clients in the clean energy sector for the purpose of developing business opportunities for Israeli and American Companies in NORTH AMERICAN markets. The event includes startups and companies from the following Clean-Tech sectors: * Smart Buildings * Water technology * Clean Energy * Robotics * Clean-Tech Energy * Automotive *Green-Tech App's * Materials * Environment * Agro technology * Storage Dates May 18-19, 2015 Location Loeb & Loeb, 345 Park Ave., 21st. floor, New York, NY Event Participation Cost US$ 2,500/company Early registration (until April 15thth 2015) US$ 1,800/company (up to 5 companies) Supporters & Partners Partial List of Invitees* Angel Investors: Ale C. | Ted B. | Ason J. | Haim Z. | John D. | Mario C. | Jerry E. | David E. | Richard C. Other Investors: ∙ Jericho Capital, CEO ∙ Early Bird Capital, Managing Director ∙ ACP Capital Partners, Managing Director ∙ New York Angels, Vice Chairman ∙ Angel Investor Forum, Board of Director ∙ Golden Seeds Investments, Managing Director ∙ Strata Caution Ventures, Managing Director ∙ Morgan Stanley, First Vice President ∙ NY State Venture Capital Fund, Managing Director ∙ Startup NY, Director ∙ Gotham Media Ventures, President ∙ Cova Capital Partners, CEO ∙ Iroquois Capital, Managing Director ∙ Tower Investments, Vice President ∙ first Round capital, Partner ∙ Offer Board, Managing Director ∙ Third Seven Capital, CEO ∙ Dinosaur Capital Management, Co-President ∙ SJF Ventures, Managing Director ∙ Narrowcast Ventures, Managing Director ∙ Hermes Capital Advisors, Managing Partners ∙ Coral Capital Solutions, Managing Director ∙ Asia Alpha Private Equity, Managing partner ∙ Canaan Partners, Partner ∙ Abbott Capital, Director ∙ T Milestone Ventures partners, Partner ∙ T Northwood Partners, Partner ∙ T RRE Ventures, Managing Director ∙ T SoftBank Capital , Partner ∙ T Braemar Energy Ventures , Partner * The above list is of invitees; not yet fully confirmed. To qualify for the event, each startup & company must provide: ∙ Executive Summary (one pager) ∙ Presentation ∙ Business Model ∙ Evaluation ∙ Proof of Concept / MVP ∙ Management Team ∙ Use of Proceeds ∙ Ability to present in fluent English To supplement your presentation, each company may also provide: ∙ Video ∙ Patents/TMs/Copyrights ∙ Business Plan Full details ∙ Concept probability search by third party ∙ Market research by third party Please send all information to [email protected]. We will contact you for further steps. Please note: Investors are provided with an electronic catalogue of the participating companies Event Program Monday, May 18 Morning Session - starting 9:00 AM Valuable information is delivered by professionals in the fields of: ∙ Investment ∙ Business development ∙ Legal corporate issues ∙ Financial mentors of different backgrounds such as: ∙ Angle investors ∙ VC’s ∙ Other financial professionals explain: ∙ How to approach investors? ∙ What are the investors looking for in your presentation & your offer? ∙ Potential clients in the field of current event technologies provide information about: ∙ The way emerging products & solutions are perceived in this field ∙ What kind of synergy they are looking for ∙ Company’s and technology’s uniqueness ∙ What are the market expectations? ∙ Corporate legal professionals will provide information about: ∙ What is required when establishing a company in North America ∙ Intellectual property protection including patents, TMs and CRs ∙ Corporate contracts – what to avoid ∙ Legal requirements to be met when raising money Afternoon Session - Workshop Following a presentation of the project & the offer of each company: ∙ Weak points will be revealed ∙ Corrections will be advised ∙ Material will become ready for the next day’s presentation Tuesday, May 19 - starting 9:00 AM Presentations & one-on-one meetings Presentations of the offer and project of each of the participating companies to the invitees ∙ Investors, business partners, service providers ∙ One-on-one pre-scheduled meetings at each company’s tables with investors and clients ∙ Meetings are not limited by time ∙ Meetings are scheduled ahead of time ∙ Follow-up meetings can be scheduled during the same week. Register NOW!!! Participants’ Registration Form To register, please fill in and return this registration form by email. Company Details Company Name _____________________________________________________ Address _____________________________________________________ Phone _____________________________________________________ Website _____________________________________________________ Contact Person Details Full Name _____________________________________________________ Title _____________________________________________________ Phone _____________________________________________________ E-mail _____________________________________________________ Short description of your company/product _______________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________ Please sign this form below and email to [email protected]. ________________________________________________ __________________ Signature Date .
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