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ED TECH IN ASIA:
KEY TRENDS
Allison Baum,18 June 2015
INTRODUCTION
WHY BE HERE?
Were here to put a
dent in the universe.
Otherwise, why be
here?
- Steve Jobs
Early stage venture investors supporting
exceptional entrepreneurs to build remarkable
businesses
WHO WE ARE
Allison	
 Baum,	
 Managing	
 Director,	
 Tokyo,	
 Japan	
 
 Experience	
 in	
 educa3on	
 opera3ons	
 management	
 including:	
 curriculum	
 development,	
 marke3ng,	
 
teacher	
 training,	
 real	
 estate	
 expansion,	
 hiring,	
 and	
 business	
 development	
 
 Bootstrapped	
 and	
 launched	
 educa3on	
 business	
 in	
 Asia,	
 scaled	
 to	
 US$1mm	
 revenue	
 run	
 rate,	
 
2,000+	
 students,	
 60	
 teachers,	
 6	
 employees	
 in	
 nine	
 months	
 
 Ins3tu3onal	
 sales	
 and	
 trading	
 at	
 Goldman	
 Sachs,	
 8	
 years	
 investment	
 experience	
 in	
 public	
 and	
 
private	
 markets	
 
	
 
Tytus	
 Michalski,	
 Managing	
 Director,	
 Hong	
 Kong	
 SAR,	
 China	
 
 16	
 years	
 in	
 cross-足border	
 investment	
 experience	
 across	
 Hong	
 Kong,	
 Singapore,	
 Tokyo,	
 London,	
 
Canada,	
 and	
 the	
 United	
 States	
 
 Previously	
 Chief	
 investment	
 O鍖cer	
 of	
 PMA	
 Investment	
 Advisors,	
 where	
 he	
 managed	
 both	
 
regional	
 funds	
 and	
 the	
 equity	
 team	
 
 Founding	
 member	
 of	
 PMA,	
 scaled	
 from	
 US$600mln	
 to	
 US$3bln	
 in	
 ins3tu3onal	
 AUM	
 and	
 sold	
 in	
 
2006	
 for	
 US$200mln	
 
	
 
Stephen	
 Forte,	
 Managing	
 Director,	
 Menlo	
 Park,	
 CA,	
 USA	
 
 Tech	
 Strategy	
 at	
 Telerik,	
 US$260mln	
 exit	
 
 Experienced	
 entrepreneur	
 with	
 5	
 successful	
 exits	
 
 Mentor	
 at	
 Thiel	
 Founda3on,	
 ChinaAccelerator,	
 HAXLR8R	
 
 Founder	
 of	
 Mach5,	
 a	
 Silicon	
 Valley	
 based	
 startup	
 accelerator	
 and	
 co-足founder	
 of	
 AcceleratorHK,	
 
Hong	
 Kongs	
 鍖rst	
 startup	
 accelerator
WHY EARLY STAGE?
RETURNS
端錫 Target returns 30% IRR / 5x TVPI multiple
端錫 Current portfolio on track to exceed targets
ACCESS
端錫 Diverse network of deals & people
端錫 Over 300 co-investors around the world
INNOVATION
端錫 Cutting edge technology, teams, businesses
THE NEXT FRONTIER
2015 1800
THE RISE OF ED TECH
0	
 
500	
 
1,000	
 
1,500	
 
2,000	
 
2,500	
 
2010	
  2011	
  2012	
  2013	
  2014	
 
Millions	
 
Private	
 Investment	
 in	
 Learning	
 Technology	
 
Companies	
 (US$	
 Millions)
THE RISE OF ED TECH
HIGH PROFILE EXITS
0	
 
10	
 
20	
 
30	
 
40	
 
50	
 
60	
 
70	
 
80	
 
90	
 
100	
 
2011	
  2012	
  2013	
  2014	
 (est)	
 
#	
 Deals	
 
EdTech Exits +200% in 2014
IPO	
 
M&A
端錫 75% capital invested into edtech in 2014
was U.S.
端錫 9/10 largest 鍖nancings in U.S.
端錫 60 million K-12 students
端錫 96% of K-12 students in the world are
outside of the U.S.
USA HAS LED THE WAY
ASIA IS NEXT
US$59.90bn: Size
of global ed tech
market by 201816
600 million: K-12 students in Asia
5 years: Time until Asia is the
largest regional market 16	
 
	
 
300 million:	
 
People learning
English in China
	
 
195 million: College graduates in China by 2020
	
 
40% income spent on education
DEVELOPING ECOSYSTEMS
端錫 People
端錫 Connectivity
端錫 Capital
GRASS IS GREENER
LOCAL CHALLENGES
端錫 Localization
端錫 Business Model
端錫 Language
端錫 Culture
端錫 Values
端錫 Timing
端錫 B2C business models
端錫 Mobile
端錫 Language Learning
端錫 Exits
KEY OPPORTUNITIES IN ASIA
#1: B2C IN ASIA
端錫 600 million K-12
students
端錫 40% income spent on
education
端錫 60-96% of secondary
school students
receive outside
tutoring
Ed Tech in Asia: Key Trends and Opportunities
#2: MOBILE IN ASIA
端錫 APAC = 57.7% of the worlds
mobile phones
端錫 80% of internet users in China
access via the mobile/tablet
端錫 Highest % mobile payment
users in the world
Ed Tech in Asia: Key Trends and Opportunities
#3: LANGUAGE LEARNING
端錫 300 million people
learning English in
China
端錫 30% of foreign students
studying in U.S.are
from China
端錫 English skills correlate
with 30-50% higher
income
端錫 EducationTravel = US$80 billion / year
端錫 Language Education= US$12 billion /year
端錫 80% students sent by agents
端錫 Mobile
端錫 Publishing/Media
端錫 Tech/ Gaming
端錫 Education
端錫 IPO
#4: EXITS
CROSS BORDER ACTIVITY
端錫 Global solutions
端錫 Local implementations
端錫 Cross-border collaboration
端錫 Global, specialized investors
WHATS MISSING?
GLOBAL CHALLENGES
ACCESS EFFICIENCY
ENGAGEMENT OUTCOMES
端錫 Limited
端錫 Quality vs.
scalability
端錫 High 鍖xed costs
端錫 No infrastructure
端錫 Differentiated
learning
端錫 Motivation
端錫 Assessment
端錫 Relevancy
GLOBAL SOLUTIONS
ACCESS EFFICIENCY
ENGAGEMENT OUTCOMES
WHERE FRESCO FITS IN
端錫 Bridging the gap
端錫 Investing in scalable solutions
端錫 Dedication to sector
端錫 Early stage Capital
端錫 People 鍖rst
HOW WE DO IT
If you want to build a ship, dont drum up the men to
gather wood, divide the work, and give orders. Instead,
teach them to yearn for the vast and endless sea.
 Antoine de Saint-Exup辿ry
GET INVOLVED
The people that are
crazy enough to think
they can change the
world are the ones
that do.
- Steve Jobs
KEEP IN TOUCH
端錫 www.fresco.vc
端錫 allison@fresco.vc
端錫 @allison_baum

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Ed Tech in Asia: Key Trends and Opportunities

  • 1. ED TECH IN ASIA: KEY TRENDS Allison Baum,18 June 2015
  • 3. WHY BE HERE? Were here to put a dent in the universe. Otherwise, why be here? - Steve Jobs
  • 4. Early stage venture investors supporting exceptional entrepreneurs to build remarkable businesses
  • 5. WHO WE ARE Allison Baum, Managing Director, Tokyo, Japan Experience in educa3on opera3ons management including: curriculum development, marke3ng, teacher training, real estate expansion, hiring, and business development Bootstrapped and launched educa3on business in Asia, scaled to US$1mm revenue run rate, 2,000+ students, 60 teachers, 6 employees in nine months Ins3tu3onal sales and trading at Goldman Sachs, 8 years investment experience in public and private markets Tytus Michalski, Managing Director, Hong Kong SAR, China 16 years in cross-足border investment experience across Hong Kong, Singapore, Tokyo, London, Canada, and the United States Previously Chief investment O鍖cer of PMA Investment Advisors, where he managed both regional funds and the equity team Founding member of PMA, scaled from US$600mln to US$3bln in ins3tu3onal AUM and sold in 2006 for US$200mln Stephen Forte, Managing Director, Menlo Park, CA, USA Tech Strategy at Telerik, US$260mln exit Experienced entrepreneur with 5 successful exits Mentor at Thiel Founda3on, ChinaAccelerator, HAXLR8R Founder of Mach5, a Silicon Valley based startup accelerator and co-足founder of AcceleratorHK, Hong Kongs 鍖rst startup accelerator
  • 6. WHY EARLY STAGE? RETURNS 端錫 Target returns 30% IRR / 5x TVPI multiple 端錫 Current portfolio on track to exceed targets ACCESS 端錫 Diverse network of deals & people 端錫 Over 300 co-investors around the world INNOVATION 端錫 Cutting edge technology, teams, businesses
  • 9. THE RISE OF ED TECH 0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Millions Private Investment in Learning Technology Companies (US$ Millions)
  • 10. THE RISE OF ED TECH
  • 11. HIGH PROFILE EXITS 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 2011 2012 2013 2014 (est) # Deals EdTech Exits +200% in 2014 IPO M&A
  • 12. 端錫 75% capital invested into edtech in 2014 was U.S. 端錫 9/10 largest 鍖nancings in U.S. 端錫 60 million K-12 students 端錫 96% of K-12 students in the world are outside of the U.S. USA HAS LED THE WAY
  • 13. ASIA IS NEXT US$59.90bn: Size of global ed tech market by 201816 600 million: K-12 students in Asia 5 years: Time until Asia is the largest regional market 16 300 million: People learning English in China 195 million: College graduates in China by 2020 40% income spent on education
  • 14. DEVELOPING ECOSYSTEMS 端錫 People 端錫 Connectivity 端錫 Capital
  • 16. LOCAL CHALLENGES 端錫 Localization 端錫 Business Model 端錫 Language 端錫 Culture 端錫 Values 端錫 Timing
  • 17. 端錫 B2C business models 端錫 Mobile 端錫 Language Learning 端錫 Exits KEY OPPORTUNITIES IN ASIA
  • 18. #1: B2C IN ASIA 端錫 600 million K-12 students 端錫 40% income spent on education 端錫 60-96% of secondary school students receive outside tutoring
  • 20. #2: MOBILE IN ASIA 端錫 APAC = 57.7% of the worlds mobile phones 端錫 80% of internet users in China access via the mobile/tablet 端錫 Highest % mobile payment users in the world
  • 22. #3: LANGUAGE LEARNING 端錫 300 million people learning English in China 端錫 30% of foreign students studying in U.S.are from China 端錫 English skills correlate with 30-50% higher income
  • 23. 端錫 EducationTravel = US$80 billion / year 端錫 Language Education= US$12 billion /year 端錫 80% students sent by agents
  • 24. 端錫 Mobile 端錫 Publishing/Media 端錫 Tech/ Gaming 端錫 Education 端錫 IPO #4: EXITS
  • 26. 端錫 Global solutions 端錫 Local implementations 端錫 Cross-border collaboration 端錫 Global, specialized investors WHATS MISSING?
  • 27. GLOBAL CHALLENGES ACCESS EFFICIENCY ENGAGEMENT OUTCOMES 端錫 Limited 端錫 Quality vs. scalability 端錫 High 鍖xed costs 端錫 No infrastructure 端錫 Differentiated learning 端錫 Motivation 端錫 Assessment 端錫 Relevancy
  • 29. WHERE FRESCO FITS IN 端錫 Bridging the gap 端錫 Investing in scalable solutions 端錫 Dedication to sector 端錫 Early stage Capital 端錫 People 鍖rst
  • 30. HOW WE DO IT
  • 31. If you want to build a ship, dont drum up the men to gather wood, divide the work, and give orders. Instead, teach them to yearn for the vast and endless sea. Antoine de Saint-Exup辿ry
  • 32. GET INVOLVED The people that are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones that do. - Steve Jobs
  • 33. KEEP IN TOUCH 端錫 www.fresco.vc 端錫 allison@fresco.vc 端錫 @allison_baum