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Shunjiro Yatsuzuka
Shunjiro Yatsuzuka

The presentation material for "Let's Hack the Sharing Economy to Close the Wealth Gap" on the 11th - 12th of July created by Barbara Ristau and Shunjiro Yatsuzuka. http://www.meetup.com/Hackathons/events/191365602/

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MISSION 23 WE FOSTER AND RETAIN THE VIBRANT AND DIVERSE SMALL BUSINESS COMMUNITIES OF OUR CITIES 1 Barbara Ristau: ristaub@gmail.com Shunjiro Yatsuzuka: syatsuzuka@gmail.com
OUR OBJECTIVE MISSION 23 PROMOTES COLLABORATIVE ECONOMY SOLUTIONS FOR SMALL BUSINESSES FACING AFFORDABILITY CHALLENGES ! ACQUIRE AT RISK MULTI-TENANT COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS ! BUILD A TRANSFERABLE KNOWLEDGE BASE COLLABORATE ON SHARING ECONOMY SOLUTIONS 2
% OF WHITE POPULATION 2000 VS. 2010 Portland (1) 51% - 71% St. Paul (1) 49% - 73% Brooklyn (4) 19% - 44% San Diego (1) 12% - 33% Oklahoma City (1) 11% - 39% Chattanooga (2) 27% - 56% Washington DC (3) 25% - 49% 3
WHY OWNERSHIP MATTERS 12% African American % of total population 4% African American % of small businesses 0.4% African American % of total small business receipts 4
ENSURE THAT ALL MEMBERS OF SOCIETY HAVE ACCESSIBLE MEANS TO PARTICIPATE IN THESE MOMENTS OF DISRUPTIVE WEALTH TRANSFER 5
DESIGN & BUSINESS MODEL WE BRING THE POWER OF BIG GUY TOOLS, SYSTEMS, PROCESSES TO SMALL BUSINESSES ! ! WE DO THIS IN A WAY THAT REINFORCES LOCAL AND COLLABORATIVE SOLUTIONS 6
THE BUILDINGS ADAPTABLE MODELS FOR ACQUISITION & OWNERSHIP COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE OWNER 7
DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE BUILDINGS DONE THE OLD ECONOMY WAY LOT 1 Tenant #13029 LOT 2 Tenant #43209 LOT 4 Tenant #98301 LOT 3 Tenant #02840 LOT 5 Tenant #74829 LOT 6 Tenant #42019 LOT 8 Tenant #38910 LOT 7 Tenant #21850 LOT 10 Tenant #39861 LOT 9 Tenant #10481 FIRST (GROUND) FLOOR SECOND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR 8
DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE GUIDED BY SHARING ECONOMY PRINCIPLES FIRST (GROUND) FLOOR SECOND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR Health & Wellness Businesses Building & Infrastructure Sta鍖 Local Retail Music, Art & Film Art & Jewelry Vendors Legal & Professional Services Food & Beverage Businesses Common Access Common Access Sustainable Energy Roof SocialCapitalVotingRights 9
OPERATE SMALL BUSINESSES BEAR THE BURDEN OF COMPLEXITY Sells Widgets to Consumers Ordering from Supplies & Manage Inventory Bookkeeping & Payments Manage Utilities Electricity, WiFi, Phone, etc. Capital 10
OPERATE REPLICABLE TOOLS AND SERVICES $ Bookkeeping Payments Financial Counseling POS Solutions Order Management Dashboard Reporting Peer Comps 11
GLOBAL REACH Mission 23 Tokyo Mission 23 Johannesburg OPEN SOURCE ERP Mission 23 San Francisco 12
WHERE WE ARE TODAY INITIAL TARGET PROPERTY IDENTIFIED RECEIVED INVESTOR INTEREST AND RAISED PARTIAL FUNDS LEGAL STRUCTURE DEFINED FOR BUILDING #1 IDENTIFIED SEVERAL BOARD MEMBERS WITH RELEVANT EXPERTISE VIABLE PLAN TO GENERATE INCREMENTAL CASHFLOW ON DAY 1 DOCUMENTARY FILMING FOR THE ENTIRE PROJECT 13
WHAT WE NEED SUPPORT IN DEVELOPING THE OPERATIONAL PLANS ! ACCESS & INTRODUCTIONS TO POTENTIAL INVESTORS ! SUPPORT IN NAVIGATING LOCAL AND CITY AUTHORITIES 14
OUR DREAM HELPING SMALL BUSINESSES TO SUCCEED AND SUPPORTING THE DIVERSE AND VIBRANT CULTURE OF OUR NEIGHBORHOODS 15

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  • 1. MISSION 23 WE FOSTER AND RETAIN THE VIBRANT AND DIVERSE SMALL BUSINESS COMMUNITIES OF OUR CITIES 1 Barbara Ristau: ristaub@gmail.com Shunjiro Yatsuzuka: syatsuzuka@gmail.com
  • 2. OUR OBJECTIVE MISSION 23 PROMOTES COLLABORATIVE ECONOMY SOLUTIONS FOR SMALL BUSINESSES FACING AFFORDABILITY CHALLENGES ! ACQUIRE AT RISK MULTI-TENANT COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS ! BUILD A TRANSFERABLE KNOWLEDGE BASE COLLABORATE ON SHARING ECONOMY SOLUTIONS 2
  • 3. % OF WHITE POPULATION 2000 VS. 2010 Portland (1) 51% - 71% St. Paul (1) 49% - 73% Brooklyn (4) 19% - 44% San Diego (1) 12% - 33% Oklahoma City (1) 11% - 39% Chattanooga (2) 27% - 56% Washington DC (3) 25% - 49% 3
  • 4. WHY OWNERSHIP MATTERS 12% African American % of total population 4% African American % of small businesses 0.4% African American % of total small business receipts 4
  • 5. ENSURE THAT ALL MEMBERS OF SOCIETY HAVE ACCESSIBLE MEANS TO PARTICIPATE IN THESE MOMENTS OF DISRUPTIVE WEALTH TRANSFER 5
  • 6. DESIGN & BUSINESS MODEL WE BRING THE POWER OF BIG GUY TOOLS, SYSTEMS, PROCESSES TO SMALL BUSINESSES ! ! WE DO THIS IN A WAY THAT REINFORCES LOCAL AND COLLABORATIVE SOLUTIONS 6
  • 7. THE BUILDINGS ADAPTABLE MODELS FOR ACQUISITION & OWNERSHIP COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE OWNER 7
  • 8. DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE BUILDINGS DONE THE OLD ECONOMY WAY LOT 1 Tenant #13029 LOT 2 Tenant #43209 LOT 4 Tenant #98301 LOT 3 Tenant #02840 LOT 5 Tenant #74829 LOT 6 Tenant #42019 LOT 8 Tenant #38910 LOT 7 Tenant #21850 LOT 10 Tenant #39861 LOT 9 Tenant #10481 FIRST (GROUND) FLOOR SECOND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR 8
  • 9. DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE GUIDED BY SHARING ECONOMY PRINCIPLES FIRST (GROUND) FLOOR SECOND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR Health & Wellness Businesses Building & Infrastructure Sta鍖 Local Retail Music, Art & Film Art & Jewelry Vendors Legal & Professional Services Food & Beverage Businesses Common Access Common Access Sustainable Energy Roof SocialCapitalVotingRights 9
  • 10. OPERATE SMALL BUSINESSES BEAR THE BURDEN OF COMPLEXITY Sells Widgets to Consumers Ordering from Supplies & Manage Inventory Bookkeeping & Payments Manage Utilities Electricity, WiFi, Phone, etc. Capital 10
  • 11. OPERATE REPLICABLE TOOLS AND SERVICES $ Bookkeeping Payments Financial Counseling POS Solutions Order Management Dashboard Reporting Peer Comps 11
  • 12. GLOBAL REACH Mission 23 Tokyo Mission 23 Johannesburg OPEN SOURCE ERP Mission 23 San Francisco 12
  • 13. WHERE WE ARE TODAY INITIAL TARGET PROPERTY IDENTIFIED RECEIVED INVESTOR INTEREST AND RAISED PARTIAL FUNDS LEGAL STRUCTURE DEFINED FOR BUILDING #1 IDENTIFIED SEVERAL BOARD MEMBERS WITH RELEVANT EXPERTISE VIABLE PLAN TO GENERATE INCREMENTAL CASHFLOW ON DAY 1 DOCUMENTARY FILMING FOR THE ENTIRE PROJECT 13
  • 14. WHAT WE NEED SUPPORT IN DEVELOPING THE OPERATIONAL PLANS ! ACCESS & INTRODUCTIONS TO POTENTIAL INVESTORS ! SUPPORT IN NAVIGATING LOCAL AND CITY AUTHORITIES 14
  • 15. OUR DREAM HELPING SMALL BUSINESSES TO SUCCEED AND SUPPORTING THE DIVERSE AND VIBRANT CULTURE OF OUR NEIGHBORHOODS 15