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The document discusses trends affecting business and entrepreneurship, including deleveraging of financial markets, declining demographics as Baby Boomers retire, and technology as a new source of leverage. It also discusses opportunities in clean technology, genetic engineering, and other emerging fields. The document provides advice for transforming from an employee to an entrepreneur, including staying focused, developing relationships, being prepared to fail, and operating from a solid foundation.

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World Demographic Trend
The GROCO Method for Transforming From Employee to Entrepreneur January 9, 2009 Alliance of CEOs Alan L. Olsen, CPA, MBA (Tax) Managing Partner
The Need for Balance: A Personal Example #1 #2 #3 Spiritual Marriage & Career Foundation Family Goals
The Law of Leverage You can only leverage three things in business: Time Money Technology The more you leverage, the quicker you build (or lose) wealth Remember: Its not about MAKING the money, its about KEEPING it.
Recent Trends in the Economy Deleveraging of the financial markets Less money to put to work Baby Boomers and the declining population Less people to fill vital positions Technology as the NEW leverage Key to scalability and growth
Deleveraging Government Bailouts Freddie and Fannie, AIG Recent bailout plans/packages Credit Crunch and declining housing market Less credit flowing through the economy I-Banking shift to commercial Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch
World Demographic Trend
Declining Demographics By 2050, 60% of Europes workforce will be over 60 Many key industries to suffer: health care, manufacturing, energy, and the public sector. E.g.: Only 198,000 students to fill the retirement of 2 million Baby Boomer engineers 300,000 out of 1.3 million new IT jobs will go unfilled 金60% of all new jobs will require skills held by on 20% of the current workforce. Source: Deloitte
Declining Demographics, contd
Recent Trends in Venture Capital Clean Technology Solar Energy Wind Energy Semantic Technology and Web 2.0, 3.0 金Star-Trek-like, interactive web-use Genetic Engineering Re-engineering our world
Transformation from Employee to Entrepreneur:10 Truths Stay Focused (Pareto Principle) It takes more than one person to grow a business Relationships are the key factor Be prepared to fail Developing trusts in relationships Define your market Define your expertise Character communicates potential Do you have the ability to inspire others? Are you operating on a rock-solid foundation?
Future Possibilities PILOTLESS ABUNDANT STAR TREK BUILDINGS 5X IMPROVED ELECTRIC CARS CHEAP WATER HEALTH THAT CONSUME BATTERIES DEVICES LESS GENETIC E-EDUCATION ALL COMPUTING 3-D ON DEMAND STORABLE DISEASE FOR THE FROM THE CLOUD ENTERTAINMENT INSTANT PREDICTION MASSES FRESH MEALS CURE FOR 5蔵/KWH 100+MBPS TO NEW LIFE CURE FOR CANCER, AIDS & ELECTRICITY THE HOME FORMS HEART DISEASE MALARIA W/O FOSSIL FUEL
When the bubble burst in 2001, the last recession began
Some Venture Capitalists Kept the FaithFueling More Global Innovation
Best Time to Invest in Venture CapitalistsNever! Valuations will never be this low again. Entrepreneurs can get amazing people for cheap. Less competition for new technologies. Governments need us now more than ever.
5-7 years from now: Large companies who have cut R&D will be looking for products and services to sell Liquidity pendulum will have swung back New boom, led by Cleantech, Web 2.0, and other emerging technologies
Great companies solve big problems, or create great opportunities Solving Company Transportation Problem Reva, Tesla Energy Problem Enernoc, Solar City Medical Problem AthenaHealth, Media Control Problem Skype, Hotmail, Education Problem Meebo Financial Problem Graspr, Ebay Problem Skygrid, YeePay, Spam Problem Mchk Wigix

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World Demographic Trend

  • 2. The GROCO Method for Transforming From Employee to Entrepreneur January 9, 2009 Alliance of CEOs Alan L. Olsen, CPA, MBA (Tax) Managing Partner
  • 3. The Need for Balance: A Personal Example #1 #2 #3 Spiritual Marriage & Career Foundation Family Goals
  • 4. The Law of Leverage You can only leverage three things in business: Time Money Technology The more you leverage, the quicker you build (or lose) wealth Remember: Its not about MAKING the money, its about KEEPING it.
  • 5. Recent Trends in the Economy Deleveraging of the financial markets Less money to put to work Baby Boomers and the declining population Less people to fill vital positions Technology as the NEW leverage Key to scalability and growth
  • 6. Deleveraging Government Bailouts Freddie and Fannie, AIG Recent bailout plans/packages Credit Crunch and declining housing market Less credit flowing through the economy I-Banking shift to commercial Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch
  • 8. Declining Demographics By 2050, 60% of Europes workforce will be over 60 Many key industries to suffer: health care, manufacturing, energy, and the public sector. E.g.: Only 198,000 students to fill the retirement of 2 million Baby Boomer engineers 300,000 out of 1.3 million new IT jobs will go unfilled 金60% of all new jobs will require skills held by on 20% of the current workforce. Source: Deloitte
  • 10. Recent Trends in Venture Capital Clean Technology Solar Energy Wind Energy Semantic Technology and Web 2.0, 3.0 金Star-Trek-like, interactive web-use Genetic Engineering Re-engineering our world
  • 11. Transformation from Employee to Entrepreneur:10 Truths Stay Focused (Pareto Principle) It takes more than one person to grow a business Relationships are the key factor Be prepared to fail Developing trusts in relationships Define your market Define your expertise Character communicates potential Do you have the ability to inspire others? Are you operating on a rock-solid foundation?
  • 12. Future Possibilities PILOTLESS ABUNDANT STAR TREK BUILDINGS 5X IMPROVED ELECTRIC CARS CHEAP WATER HEALTH THAT CONSUME BATTERIES DEVICES LESS GENETIC E-EDUCATION ALL COMPUTING 3-D ON DEMAND STORABLE DISEASE FOR THE FROM THE CLOUD ENTERTAINMENT INSTANT PREDICTION MASSES FRESH MEALS CURE FOR 5蔵/KWH 100+MBPS TO NEW LIFE CURE FOR CANCER, AIDS & ELECTRICITY THE HOME FORMS HEART DISEASE MALARIA W/O FOSSIL FUEL
  • 13. When the bubble burst in 2001, the last recession began
  • 14. Some Venture Capitalists Kept the FaithFueling More Global Innovation
  • 15. Best Time to Invest in Venture CapitalistsNever! Valuations will never be this low again. Entrepreneurs can get amazing people for cheap. Less competition for new technologies. Governments need us now more than ever.
  • 16. 5-7 years from now: Large companies who have cut R&D will be looking for products and services to sell Liquidity pendulum will have swung back New boom, led by Cleantech, Web 2.0, and other emerging technologies
  • 17. Great companies solve big problems, or create great opportunities Solving Company Transportation Problem Reva, Tesla Energy Problem Enernoc, Solar City Medical Problem AthenaHealth, Media Control Problem Skype, Hotmail, Education Problem Meebo Financial Problem Graspr, Ebay Problem Skygrid, YeePay, Spam Problem Mchk Wigix