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803 North Main StreetAnn Arbor, MI 48104
(734) [email protected]
managing partners:
Lisa M. KurekMichael Kurek, PhD
partner emerita:
Mickey Katz-Pek
Developing the Business of Life Science
“Securing Funding Opportunities
for High-tech Businesses”A high-level overview of common funding sources available
to entrepreneurs for technology-based high-tech startup businesses.
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The Academic EntrepreneurThe Academic Entrepreneur(and most other entrepreneurs)(and most other entrepreneurs)
A good idea A good idea is necessary is necessary
but not but not sufficientsufficient
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Funding for CommercializationFunding for Commercialization
$ Internal institutional grants
$ Michigan 21st Century Jobs Fund
$ SBIR/STTR
$ Angel investment
$ Venture capital
$ Corporate investment
$ Banks
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Funding for CommercializationFunding for Commercialization
$ Non-Dilutive
$ Equity
$ Debt
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Funding for CommercializationFunding for Commercialization
Non-Dilutive:
$ Internal institutional grants
$ MUCI
$ SBIR/STTR
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Funding for CommercializationFunding for Commercialization
Equity
$ Michigan 21st Century Jobs Fund
$ Angel investment
$ Venture capital
$ Corporate investment
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Funding for CommercializationFunding for Commercialization
Debt$ Corporate investment
$ Banks
$ SBA Loans
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Non-DilutiveNon-Dilutive
$ Typically government or non-profit
$ Looking to achieve goals such as job creation or public good
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• Create jobsCreate jobs
• Promote small businesses: recognized Promote small businesses: recognized
more and more as a unique national more and more as a unique national
resource of technology innovationresource of technology innovation
• Stimulate technological innovationStimulate technological innovation
• Help develop products of commercial Help develop products of commercial
meritmerit
Purpose of SBIR/STTR ProgramsPurpose of SBIR/STTR Programs
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Participating Agencies*Participating Agencies*
DOD - $1200 m USDA - $19.3 m
HHS - $650 m DOT - $4.0 m
NASA - $138 m EPA - $7.0 m
NSF - $105 m DOC - $9.4 m
DOE - $102 m DoED - $8.4 m
DHS - $30 m
TOTAL: >$2.3 B FY 2005
SBIR & STTR SBIR Only
*www.sbirworld.com
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Small Business Innovative Research Small Business Innovative Research Grant (SBIR)Grant (SBIR)
Phase Amount/Period Purpose I $100k/ 6 months Evaluate scientific/technical merit and feasibility
II $750k/ 2 years Expand results of and further pursue development
III requires private $ Commercialization
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Small Business Innovative Research Small Business Innovative Research Grant (SBIR)Grant (SBIR)
PI’s primary employment is with the company
Must identify company controlled research facilities
Lag between phase I and II funding Extremely limited discretionary funds
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Non Dilutive:Non Dilutive:Michigan – Based SourcesMichigan – Based Sources
$ Michigan Universities Commercialization Initiative (MUCI)
$ Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC)
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MUCI Challenge FundMUCI Challenge Fund$ Goal is to transfer university-
based technologies into the private sector
$ Available to 10 MI public universities
$ University TTO/OVPR is the applicant
$ Up to $150K available per project for market studies, prototype development, business plan prep and more…
www.muci.org
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What you’ll need for non-dilutive What you’ll need for non-dilutive financing…financing…
$ Find a funding source applicable to your opportunity
$ Typically require response to an RFP or Solicitation
$ Technical / Product Development / Business Plan as appropriate
$ Ability to write extremely competitive proposals
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Equity: Angel InvestmentEquity: Angel Investment
$ Typically high net-worth individuals
$ Looking for a product, service, company or entrepreneur with whom they can identify
$ Mentoring relationship
$ “Street Smarts”
$ Can move quickly
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Equity: Venture CapitalEquity: Venture Capital$ Often specialize in a
business sector
$ Many have life-stage preferences
$ Often require significant equity positions to invest
$ Typically are able to invest more than angels
$ Company needs a clearly defined exit strategy
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What you’ll need for equity What you’ll need for equity financing…financing…
$ Extensive knowledge of your market
$ How do you plan to make money?
$ “Elevator Pitch”
$ Clear, concise executive summary
- only one chance to make a first impression!
$ Business Plan
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Where to find Angels…Where to find Angels…$ Networking (Accountants,
Attorneys, University TTOs)
$ Michigan Angel Networks:
Great Lakes Angels (www.glangels.org)
Grand Angels (www.grandangels.org)
Aurora Angels (www.auroraangels.com)
Ann Arbor Angels (www.annarborangels.org)
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Where to find venture capital Where to find venture capital firms…firms…
$ Networking
$ Venture Capital Associations:
Michigan Venture Capital Association (www.michiganvca.com)
National Venture Capital Association (www.nvca.org)
Equity:Equity:Michigan – Based SourcesMichigan – Based Sources
““Convertible Debt”Convertible Debt”
$ 21st Century Jobs Fund
$ Michigan pre-seed capital fund
MI 21MI 21stst Century Jobs Fund: Century Jobs Fund:
www.michigan.org/21stcentury
$ FY2006 almost completed
$ FY2007 RFP due????
$ Technology areas supported: Advanced automotive, manufacturing, and materials
Alternative energy
Homeland security and defense
Life sciences
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Michigan Pre-Seed FundMichigan Pre-Seed Fund$ Goal is to provide access to early-stage
capital for company development
$ Supported by Michigan Smart Zones
$ Technology areas supported: Advanced automotive, manufacturing, and materials
Alternative energy
Homeland security and defense
Life sciences
$ $50K to $250K available per company
$ $1 : $1 match required!
www.annarborspark.org
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Debt: BanksDebt: Banks$ Difficult for start-ups to
secure debt financing
$ Risk averse
$ Collateral Required
$ May require personal guarantees
$ Do not require board seats
$ Do not share in profits
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Debt: Small Business Debt: Small Business Adminstration (SBA)Adminstration (SBA)
$ Provides loan programs to small businesses
$ SBA is a guarantor of loans, not a provider
$ Works through its network of lenders
$ Small Business Investment Companies (SBICs)
$ Many other services
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What you’ll need for debt What you’ll need for debt financing…financing…
$ Summary of the loan request
$ Historical balance sheet and income statements
$ Projected balance sheet, income statement, and cash flow
$ Accounts receivable/payable reports
$ Breakdown of inventory
$ Summary of collateral values
$ Personal financial statements (incl. tax returns)
$ Summary of the business and industry
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Corporate InvestmentCorporate Investment$ Team up with customers,
suppliers, even competitors
$ Lots of possibilities…
Joint ventures
Strategic alliances
Other business combinations
Technology licensing
$ May allow you to concentrate on what you know best – your technology!
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Other SourcesOther Sources
$ Personal assets
$ FFF (Friends, family and fools)
$ Vegas, baby, Vegas!
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Michigan – Based SourcesMichigan – Based Sources
$ 21st Century Jobs Fund
$ Michigan Universities Commercialization Initiative (MUCI)
$ Michigan pre-seed capital fund
$ Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC)
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Funding for Commercialization:Funding for Commercialization:Build a funding portfolioBuild a funding portfolio
$ FFF $
$ SBIR/STTR $
$ Angel investment $
$ Venture capital $
$ Corporate investment $
$ Banks $
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Funding Strategy TimelineFunding Strategy TimelineTask Result Grant $ Investment $
Apr-04 Start Company Initial seed $ FFF $50k
Apply for Phase I SBIR
Nov-04 Complete Business Plan Phase I funded $100k
Begin Sending to Investors
Apr-05 Apply for Phase II SBIR
Apply for 2x Phase I SBIR
Nov-05 Negotiate Term Sheets Phase II Funded
2x Phase I Funded $950k
Feb-06 First Pre-seed Round $250k
Apr-06 Apply for 2x Phase II SBIR
Update Business Plan
Aug-06 Seed Round $750k
Nov-06 2x Phase II Funded $1,500k
$2,550k $1,050
NETWORK, NETWORK, NETWORK!NETWORK, NETWORK, NETWORK!
BBC Training Meetings and Seminars
www.bioconsultants.com
MEDC Strategic Economic Investment & Commercialization
Boardwww.michigan.org/medc/ttc/tricorridor/
MTEC Training and Eventswww.mtecsmart.com
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Business Development ResourcesBusiness Development Resources• Attorneys - corporate and patent
• Accountant
• Scientific Advisors
• Consultants
• Non-profit agencies Michigan SBTDC: www.misbtdc.org
• Michigan Economic Development Corp.: http://medc.michigan.org
John Shallman – Life Science
Vince Nystrom – Advanced Manufacturing
Fred Grasman – Homeland Security
• Smart Zones/ Accelerators www.michigan.org/medc/smartzones/index.asp
Commercialization Training
SBIR/STTR Training
Business Development Consulting
Grant Development Assistance
ClientAccess
BBC MTTC ProgramBBC MTTC Program
Life Sciences OnlyLife Sciences Only All 21CJF Tech SectorsAll 21CJF Tech Sectors
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BBC MTTC Program: DeliverablesBBC MTTC Program: Deliverables
• SBIR Phase I Funding
• SBIR Phase II Funding
• Commercialization Plan
• Market Research & Competitive Analysis
• Business Plan
• Investor Presentations
• Equity Funding
• Licenses negotiated
• Strategic Partners
• Management recruited
• Customers identified
• Financial and grant management systems developed
• Board members recruited
• Contract Manufacturers identified
• Sales plans and implementation strategies
Grant Development Assistance
Business DevelopmentConsulting
ClientAccess
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Questions??Questions??
803 North Main StreetAnn Arbor, MI 48104
(734) [email protected]
managing partners:
Lisa M. KurekMichael Kurek, PhD
partner emerita:
Mickey Katz-Pek
Developing the Business of Life Science