Discovered Brilliance

AAT PROJECT

DISCOVERINGBRILLIANCE

WHAT IF ? THE ANSWERS TO SOME OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST PROBLEMS RESTED IN THE MIND OF A TEENAGER…

BUT THE TEEN DIDN’T HAVE THE FUNDS OR EXPERTISE TO MAKE THEM A REALITY.

America’s Amazing Teens™ (The AAT Project™ ) is a collaboration of the worlds of academia, science, finance, business, and media. We support exceptional young scientists, researchers, developers and inventors by providing a platform to share their ideas with the world. Our mission is to promote technological and scientific innovation, and change the cultural aspect of what science and math looks like by setting a new higher standard for teen role models. We will Manage and Mentor teens across America who will make a difference in the world.

The Competition: The AAT Project™ is an online competition that will Identify, Mentor and Manage exceptional teens whose ideas will change the world.

Targeting Insight: There are more than 30 million teens in the U.S. Nearly three out of four (72 percent) believe technological inventions or innovations can solve some of our most pressing issues within the next decade, including global warming, energy conservation, fossil fuel depletion, diagnosing, treating, and curing diseases, just to name a few. Nearly two-thirds of teens (64 percent) are confident they could invent some of these solutions.* Our competition is designed for teens 12 ½ -19.

Advisory Board:

Over 30 of the Top Universities in America represented. Best of Academia, Science, Finance and Media.

Total Investment: $10,000,000

Funding to Date: Self-funded Friends and Family

Current Round: Seed Round – Up to $5M

Type of Security: Convertible Note 5% interest 20% discount

Contact: Nan Fisher New York, NY Tel. 212.759.3032

*sciencedaily.com

GOALS ● To create a powerful movement that will Identify, Mentor and Manage the best and

brightest teens in America.

● To promote technological and scientific innovation, and change the cultural aspect of what science and math looks like by setting a new higher standard for teen role models.

● To provide 25 million+ students with the opportunity to participate in an online competition that will reward the teens’ accomplishments in science, technology, engineering, math and all aspects of innovation.

● To share in the teen’s future success by offering Mentorship, Management, and Marketing. The AAT Project™ will also be providing them with provisional patents to protect their IP.

● To guide these teens to the most prestigious colleges, universities and opportunities in America.

● To create a philanthropic fund (a minimum of 250K), which will provide aid to future visionaries, leaders and innovators who are participating in the competition in need of help financially.

Meet a few Ambassadors of

THE AAT PROJECT

JACK ANDRAKAAt age 15, he invented an inexpensive and sensitive dipstick-like sensor for the rapid and early detection of pancreatic cancer. He won the Grand Prize of Intel International Science and EngineeEngineering Fair.

e diagnostic method he

developed is more than 90 percent accurate in detecting the presence of pancreatic cancer's biomarker protein

called mesothelin.

Katherine with Elon Musk at the 2012

Popular Mechanics Magazine Breakthrough Award

KATHERINE BOMKAMP Globally known for her Pain Free Socket, a holistic prosthetic device that has the potential to alliviate phantom pain

expeexperienced by 80% of the world’s 10 million amputees. Katherine invented the device at 16 and was an Intel International Science and

Engineering Fair Finalist.

She worked with her brother, Scott, to further the success of the project, which has since been acquired. Stacey, now 20,

is lecturing all over the world about innovation and entrepreneurship, and working on her new project 2 Billion Under 20.

PARAM JAGGIAn Intel International Science and Engineering Fair Finalist. At 17 he designed a device called "Algae Mobile" to reduce tailpipe emissions. rough

photosynthesis, algalgae in the tube converts CO2into Oxygen.

Param now is the Chief

Environmental Officer of EcoViate. EcoViate is a green-tech start up that focuses on inexpensive, efficient, and

disposable green products.

e UN appointed Monique as the rst ever Youth Champion in 2010 for her efforts to raise awareness about the challenges young people face. “Having traveled across America and to 24 countries as the rst-ever UN Youth ChampiChampion I’m inspired by the desire of young people everywhere to make the world a better place. ”

MONIQUE COLEMAN MightMight be most well-known for her role in Disney’s High School Musical, or for her dance moves on ABC’s Dancing With e Stars, but it is her inspirational philanthropic work that has earned her the title of “Youth Champion” by the UN.

Its goal is to open the door for paralyzed people to get back to normal everyday life again. e company is working on

incorporating advanced tetechnology for the Exo-skeleton.

GRACE YOUNG Studies Mechanical & Ocean Engineering at MIT,

with a focus on marine robotics and exploration.

Grace spent this June living underwater as an aquanaut on Mission 31. Currently, she is a candidate for Ph.D. in Offshore Geotechnical Engineering at OOxford University

JONNY COHENWhen only 12, Jonny gured there must be a way to make school buses more aerodynamic. He spent ve years building pprototypes with help of faculty at Northwestern University.

Currently at 19, Jonny is working on perfecting an airfoil called

the Greenshield to mount on top of school buses. e new version costs $30 and impimproves gas

mileage by 15%.

OMAR ABUDAYYEH

A third year MD/PhD student at Harvard Medical School/Harvard-MIT Health, Sciences, and Technology program as a 2013 Paul and Daisy Soros Fellow and graduate fellow

of the National Science FFoundation.

Omar graduated with a S.B. degree in Mechanical EngineeEngineering and Biological Engineering from MIT as a Henry Ford II Scholar and Barry Goldwater Scholar in 2012. His research interests are at the intersection of nanoscale engineering and computational biology where he is developing better tools to explore such realms as cancer, liver brosis and neuronal plasticity.

JACOB BARNETT A 16 year old theoretical physicist at Perimeter Institute. His research areas are loop quantum gravity and quantum

foundations. He boasts an IQ of 170, that is belithat is believed to be

higher than Albert Einstein.Jacob started taking college

classes at Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) at age 8, self taught and nished all high school math in 2 weeks at age 10. He went on to publish his rst piece of rresearch in physical review A at age 12. Jacob began to work on his Master's at 13, and was accepted to the Perimeter Institute at 15. Jacob's work aims to lead us into the quantum age of science!

RAJA SELVAKUMAR

Raja was a nalist at the 2013 Intel Science Talent Search for his project, "Gastro Microbial Fuel Cell: A Novel Implementation of GMFC in Capsular Capsular Nanorobotics."

Based on the icrobial fuel cell, the GMFC generates electricity

using gastrobacteria, to be used to power capsular nanobots.

He was also He was also one of PopSci's High School Inventors of 2012.

Raja is now an undergraduate at MIT.

EDEL BROWNE One of our Global Youth Ambassadors,

17 years old, Edel is studying for a Bsc in Biotechnology, at the

National University of Ireland Galway.

Edel created “Free Feet,” a laser device that attaches to the side of a shoe to reduce gait freezing for Parkinson’s Disease sufferers.

ANN MAKOSINSKI16, one of our Global Youth Ambassadors from Canada. Ann invented a hand-heat-powered “Hollow Flashlight.” She won rst prize in her aage category at the 2013 Google Science Fair, and was a nalist at Intel Science Fair.

Ann was named one of Time Magazine's

30 under 30, has given three TEDx Talks,

and was featured on the premiere week of e Tonight Show with

Jimmy Fallon.

CIARA JUDGE One of our Global Youth Ambassadors from IrIreland. Ciara won the BT Young Scientist in 2013. Her project is about using natural bacteria called Rhizobium to speed up the germination and subsequent growth of cereal crops by decreasing germination time by 40% and increasing crop yield by 30%, with some results exceeding 74%.

Ciara represented Ireland in the EU Contest

for Young Scientists in Prague where she was awarded First Place. She is a member of the Center for Talented Youth Ireland.

Ciara just won the Grand Prize at Google Google Science Fair 2014.

Management & Mentorship We are a management and marketing vehicle that drives the enterprise value by owning a piece of the teens’ intellectual property, and total earnings in return for exposure, mentorship and shared services that our company provides. The AAT Project™ will build a network of professionals that will help our teens transform their ideas into profitable enterprises, and market their vision to a wide audience. We have the support of over 30 Top Universities in America, which will open the doors to ensure our teens of a better future. We will become the scouts for universities all over the country, discovering exceptional young scientists, researchers, developers and inventors.

How We’re Protecting Our Teens Ideas

• Providing a secure and exclusive private Portal, for the vetting and judging process.

• All the people vetting and judging for the competition will be required to sign an NDA before they are able to view any of the teens projects.

• We will apply for and purchase a provisional patent for all the teens projects that make it through the vetting process to protect their ideas. This will be done prior to any project being placed on to the public competition site.

• The IP practice at The AAT Project's global law firm will have a significant oversight role for preserving, protecting and proliferating the IP of each engaged teen.

The Business Opportunity ROI will come from several different revenue streams, including: ● Licensing of Teen’s Intellectual Property, Total Earnings● Ad Revenue -- Website, (Potential) TV Special● Cooperate Sponsorship● National TV Special

(Produced by Emmy Award-Winning Ferro Productions) ● Documentary

(Directed by Academy Award-Winning Documentary Filmmaker Ross Kauffman) ● International expansion

Financials ($000) YR1

2015 YR2 2016

YR3 2017

YR4 2018

YR5 2019

Revenue $1.9 $7.5 $15.3 $31.7 $74.4

Expenses 3.5 5.0 5.7 7.8 9.0

EBITDA ($1.6) $2.5 $9.6 $23.9 $65.4

The AAT Project BUDGET: YEAR 1

DESCRIPTION OF EXPENSE COST FOR FIRST YEAR

Operating Expense $425,200.00

Legal and Accounting $380,000.00

Employees $685,100.00

Business Consulting $325,000.00

Documentary $1,005,500.00

Marketing & PR $662,000.00

Philanthropic Fund (10% of EBITDA) -

Total Expenses for the First Year $3,482,800.00

Bringing Awareness Through

ENTERTAINMENT…

ROSS KAUFFMAN, Academy Award-Winning

Documentary Filmmaker of

Born Into Brothels, will produce and didirect a full-length

documentary featuring our 12 nalists, the best and brightest

teens in America.

e winner will be announced, and all 12

nalists will celebrate with

AAmerica's top musical artists and

celebrities.

Emmy Award-Winning Ferro Productions will produce a

Nationally Televised Rock Concert Special

honoring and celebrating the the accomplishments

of our 12 nalists.

Management Team • NAN FISHER – Founder and Managing Partner, Nan has had great success as an

Entrepreneur, veteran television producer and talent manager.

• GEOFF SCHNEIDER - Venture Capitalist, Geoff has over 20 years of operating and investing experience with online media, marketing software and Internet service companies, and founded Cava Capital.

• RON BALZAN – Ron is a seasoned strategy, finance and business development executive. He was has spent over 20 years working at American Express, American International Group and in private equity.

• DAVID L. CONCANNON – Lead Counsel for The AAT Project™, David is a Partner at Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe in the firm’s global Emerging Companies Group.

• JAMES HUERTA – Strategist, Jim’s strength is in Intellectual Property, Entertainment, Strategic Business Consulting and Market Research.

• VAMSI SISTLA – Serial Entrepreneur, Vamsi is an innovative technologist with over 15 years of experience in Television, Media & Entertainment. He’s built various enterprise quality software and technology platforms.

• ERIN HERSEY – Erin works with Fortune 500s for the global innovation consulting firm ?What If !. She was COO at e-commerce agency Avenue Code, and launched the M.F.A. program in Design for Social Innovation at the School of Visual Arts.

IT’S TIME. It’s time to show America that teens are the future. The AAT Project brings innovation and entrepreneurship together in a way no one has ever done. With your help, together, we can change the world!

Click here to view our Prezi: http://prezi.com/6kgqewvpzk24/i-the-aat-project/

The AAT Project Advisory Board - Educators

ADAM P. WAX Professor, Director, Biomedical Engineering, Duke University

ALAN WOLF Professor and Chair of Physics: Acting Dean,Cooper Union

AMITABH LATH Professor of Physics and Astronomy, Rutgers University

AMY CHENG VOLLMER Department Chair and Professor of Biology, Swarthmore College

ANDREA NEWMARK Professor and Chair of Chemistry, Cooper Union

ANUPAM K GARG Professor of Physics & Astronomy; Fellow of the American Physical Society, Northwestern University

ARMIN D. KAISER Professor of Biochemistry and of Developmental Biology, Stanford

AVI SILBERSCHATZ Professor of Computer Science, Yale

BARRETT CALDWELL Fellow of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, Purdue University Faculty Scholar, and Director of the NASA Indiana Space Grant Consortium (a STEM education and workforce development program out of the NASA Office of Education)., Purdue University, NASA

BARRY SIMON IBM Professor of Mathematics and Theoretical Physics, Caltech

BENJAMIN C. PIERCE, PH.D. Professor of Computer Science, UPenn

BERNARD CHAZELLE Eugene Higgins Professor of Computer Science, Princeton

BEVIL R. CONWAY Knafel Assistant Professor of Natural Science and Neuroscience, Wellesley College, Harvard Medical School

BRYNA KRA Professor of Mathematics and Chair. Fellow of the American Mathematical Society, Northwestern

CHRISTOPH ROSE-PETRUCK Professor of Chemistry, Brown University

CONSTANTINE YAPIJAKIS Professor of Civil Engineering, Director of the Environmental Research Lab, Cooper Union

CRAIG S. LEVIN Professor Departments of Radiology, Physics, Electrical Engineering and Bioengineering, Dir. of Molecular Imaging Instrumentation Laboratory, Stanford

DAN ABRAMOVICH Professor of Mathematics, American Mathematical Society affiliate, Brown University

DANIEL ROCKMORE Chair of the Department of Mathematics, Dartmouth

DAVID COX Professor, Mathematics Dept., Fellow of the American Mathematical Society, Amherst College

DAVID EAGLEMAN Neuroscientist and Director of both The Laboratory for Perception and Medicine and the Initiative on Neuroscience and Law at the Baylor College of Medicine , Baylor College of Medicine

DAVID I. AUGUST Professor of Computer Science, Princeton

DAVID M. BLEI Associate Professor of Computer Science. Original developer of Latent Dirichlet Allocation, Princeton

DAVID M. CHENOWETH Assistant Professor of Chemistry. Department of Chemistry, UPenn

DAVID R. YARKONY D. Mead Johnson Professor of Chemistry, Johns Hopkins University

EDWARD FRENKEL Professor of Mathematics (representation theory, algebraic geometry, and mathematical physics, UC Berkeley

ELIZABETH A. HADLY Paul S. & Billie Achilles Chair of Environmental Biology Senior Fellow, Woods Institute for the Environment, Stanford

ELIZABETH DELONG Professor of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics, Duke University School of Medicine


ENRIQUE GALVEZ Professor of Physics and Astronomy, Dir. of the Division of Natural Science & Mathematics, Colgate University

EUGENIA ( JEANIE) LIAKARIS Dir. of Career Development, NYU Wasserman Center @SCPS

EZRA MILLER Professor of Mathematics, Duke

GARY WESSEL Professor of Biology, Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Brown University

GEORGE DJORGOVSKI Professor of Astronomy, Co-Director of the Center for Advanced Computing Research, Dir. of the Meta-Institute for Computational Astrophysics, Cal Tech

GIL REFAEL Professor of Theoretical Physics, Physics EO Condensed Matter Theory, Caltech

HAZEL SIVE Professor of Biology and Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research, MIT

HELEN LAM Assistant Dir. of Research at the UCCCC Office of Community Engagement and Cancer Disparities, University of Chicago

HIROSI OOGURI Professor of Theoretical Physics and Mathematics & Deputy Chair of Division of Physics, Mathematics and Astronomy, Cal Tech

HONGJIE DAI Department of Chemistry, Stanford

HOPI E. HOEKSTRA Principal Investigator of Hoekstra Lab, Professor of Molecular and Cellular Biology, Harvard

IVAN DMOCHOWSKI, PH.D. Department of Chemistry, UPenn

JAMES CANARY Professor of Chemistry, NYU

JARED R. LEADBETTER Professor of Environmental Microbiology, Caltech


JENNIFER CURTIS Associate Professor, School of Physics, Georgia Institute of Technology

JIM CHUNG Executive Director, Entrepreneurship and Technology Transfer, The George Washington University

JOHN A. MAROHN Professor, Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology Member, Field of Materials Science and Engineering., Cornell

JOHN DOYLE John G Braun Professor of Control and Dynamical Systems, Electrical Engineering, and Bioengineering, Cal Tech

JOHN O. DABIRI Professor of Engineering and Applied Science, Dir. of Center for Bioinspired Wind Energy, Cal Tech

JONAH BERGER James G. Campbell Assistant Professor of Marketing at the Wharton School of UPenn, Author of "Contagious," UPenn

JONATHAN BLOCK Professor of Mathematics. Chair of Graduate Group, UPenn

JOSEPH Y. HALPERN Computer Science Department, Cornell

JUSTIN DU BOIS, PH.D Associate Professor of Chemistry, Stanford

KAREN KIM Professor of Medicine in Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition, University of Chicago

KATHARINE "KIT" NEEDHAM Entrepreneur in Residence, Project Olympus, Carnegie Mellon

LAI-SHENG WANG Professor of Experimental Physical Chemistry, Brown University

LISA CARBONE Associate Professor of Mathematics, Rutgers University

LYNNE HILLENBRAND Professor of Astronomy, Cal Tech

MALCOLM J. AVISON Professor, Departments of Radiology & Radiological Sciences, Vanderbilt University Institute of Imaging Science


MARIA-LUISA ALEGRE Section of Rheumatology, Professor of Medicine, University of Chicago

MARIANO GARCIA-BLANCO, M.D, PH.D. Charles D. Watts Professor Director, Center for RNA Biology, Duke

MARISA C. KOZLOWSKI Professor of Chemisty, Secretary-Treasurer of American Chemical Society Division of Organic Chemistry, UPenn

MAURIZIO PORFIRI Associate Professor, Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering., NYU Poly

MEGAN EVERETT Program Officer of the Veterans Program for the Robert R. McCormick Foundation, former Assistant Director at Northwestern’s Farley Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation in the McCormick School of Engineering.

MICHAEL A. MARASCO Professor of Industrial Engineering and Management Sciences, Northwestern

MICHAEL PLATT Professor: Director, Duke Institute for Brain Science, Center for Cognitive Neuroscience, Duke

MICHEL M. MAHARBIZ Associate Professor with the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, UC Berkeley

MIHAELA GLAMOCLIJA Assistant Professor Dept. of Earth & Environmental Sciences, Rutgers University

MITCHELL LIPTON Dean of Admissions and Records and Registrar, Cooper Union

MORTEZA GHARIB Vice Provost for Research, Hans W. Liepmann Professor of Aeronautics and Bio-Inspired Engineering, Cal Tech


NEKTARIA TRYFONA Adjunct Professor, Distance Education Program Coordinator, Department of Geography and Geoinformation Science (GGS)", George Mason University

ODEST CHADWICKE JENKINS Associate Professor of Computer Science, Brown University

PATRICIA CAHN Hans Rademacher Instructor of Mathematics (geometric and low-dimensional topology), UPenn

RACHEL MEYER NSF Plant Genome Research Program Postdoctoral Fellow, NYU

RAFE MAZZEO Professor of Math, Co-Founder of Stanford University Math Camp, Faculty Dir. of SPCS (Stanford Pre-Collegiate Studies), Stanford

REBECCA GOLDIN Professor and Graduate Director, Mathematical Sciences, Director of Research, STATS, George Mason University

ROBERT M. HAZEN Professor of Earth Science; research scientist at the Carnegie Institution of Washington's Geophysical Laboratory Senior Staff Scientist, Geophysical Laboratory Executive Director, Deep Carbon Observatory, Carnegie Institution of Washington, George Mason University

ROBERT MONTGOMERY Professor of Surgery, Chief Division of Transplantation, Director of the Johns Hopkins Comprehensive Transplant Center,

ROBERT Q. TOPPER Professor of Chemistry, Cooper Union

ROBERT REENAN Professor of Cell Biology and Biochemistry, Brown University

ROCHELLE SCHWARTZ-BLOOM, PH.D. Professor of Pharmacology & Cancer Biology, Director, Duke Center for Science Education Duke University Medical Center, Duke

RON DONAGI Professor of Mathematics (Mathematical Physics: Algebraic Geometry and String Theory), UPenn


SAMUEL K. SIA Associate Professor of Biomedical Engineering, 2010 NASA Launch Innovator, Columbia

SANJEEVI KRISHNAN Postdoctoral Researcher in Mathematics Department, University of Pennsylvania

SCOTT J. MILLER Irenee du Pont Professor and Chair of Chemistry, Yale

SETH BORDENSTEIN Associate Professor of Departments of Biological Sciences & Pathology, Microbiology, and Immunology, Vanderbilt University

SHELDON GOLDSTEIN Professor of Mathematics, Physics, and Philosophy, Rutgers University

SONG LI Professor, Department of Bioengineering, UC Berkeley

STEVEN J. SIBENER Carl William Eisendrath Distinguished Service Professor, The James Franck Institute, The University of Chicago

STEVEN MEDNICK Associate Professor of Clinical Entrepreneurship at USC Marshall School of Business, USC

SUNIL GUPTA Edward W. Carter Professor of Business Administration, Head of the Marketing Department, Harvard Business School

TAMAR SCHLICK Professor of Chemistry, Mathematics and Computer Science, NYU

TANZEEM CHOUDHURY Associate Professor in Information Science, Pop Tech Science and Public Leadership Fellow, Cornell University

TERRY MCCARTHY Adjunct Professor for New York University’s Graduate Business School in the Integrated Marketing and Human Resources Management disciplines, NYU

THOMAS H. CORMEN Professor of Computer Science; Chair of Department of Computer Science, Mathematics and Social Sciences, Dartmouth College


VIKRAM KAPILA Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, NYU Poly

YANNIS YORTSOS Dean, Viterbi School of Engineering, USC

YIMON AYE Principal Investigator at Aye Lab, Assistant Professor of Chemistry and Chemical Biology, Cornell University

ZYGMUNT HAAS Professor at School of Electrical Engineering, Dir. of Wireless Networks Laboratory, Cornell University

The AAT Project Advisory Board

ANDREW ACKERMAN Managing Director at DreamIt Ventures, Contributing Writer at AlleyWatch, Angel Investor, Mentor, Writer, Advisory Board Member at VolunteerSpot, Inc.

BARRY KOLEVZON Managing Partner at The Nessa Group, LLC. Executive Director at New York Private Equity Forums

BETHANY WATSON Co-Host of the nationally-syndicated "Elvis Duran and the Morning Show"

BILL DORFMAN, DDS Co-developer of Nite-White, Day White, Zoom!, and Breath Rx. Co-founder of the LEAP Foundation.

CAROL ALT Author, Entrepreneur, Talk Show Host, Supermodel CHARLIE MATTHAU Director, Writer, and Producer DENYCE GRAVES World-renowned Mezzo-Soprano ELAINE METAXAS MTV Vice President Production and Development ELIZABETH YALE Producer & UNICEF's Next Generation Board Member FRANIE STONE Event Producer, Entrepreneur FRANK PELLEGRINO Restaurateur, Entrepreneur GEOFF SCHNEIDER Managing Director/Founder, CAVA Capital

GIL BEYDA Founder and Managing Partner at Genacast Ventures

JAMES HUERTA Seasoned executive, focus in Intellectual Property, Entertainment, Strategic Business Consulting and Market Research.

JANE POYNTER Biosphere 2 crewmember, CEO of Paragon Space Development Corp, which was picked by NASA to test technology as one of four companies in the country to participate in NASA’s Flight Opportunities Program.

JOHN KYEES Former CFO of Urban Outfitters, Currently sits on the board of Vera Bradley Inc., Destination XL Group Inc., Hot Topic Inc., Rackwise Inc., Arhaus Furniture

JOSHUA B. SIEGEL General Partner and Co-Chairman of Georgetown Angels

LESLIE SCHUSTER TV Literary and Director Agent United Talent Agency

MARCIA NELSON A seasoned business developer, specializing in family offices, tax, trusts and estates and alternative investment professionals. MBA in Finance & Tax from Fordham University. She serves on the NY Advisory Council of Women in the Boardroom.

PETER SHANKMAN CEO, Entrepreneur, Founder of HARO

RONALD BALZAN Seasoned strategy, finance and business development executive in mature and emerging markets in private equity and consumer financial services (American Express, AIG)Founder and Managing partner at Genacast Ventures

ROSS KAUFFMAN Academy Award-Winning Documentary Filmmaker, owner and president of Red Light Films

SCOTT HART President at Scott Hart Entertainment SIMONE BERNSTEIN Co-Founder and President of VolunTEEN Nation STEWIE STONE Esteemed Comedian, Event Producer, Entrepreneur TERRY WRONG Executive Producer of Special Series at ABC News

The AAT Project Advisory Board

America’s Amazing Teens LLC (a.k.a.) The AAT Project Nan Fisher, Managing Partner www.theaatproject.com [email protected] 212-759-3032 New York City

Business Description: The AAT Project™ is an online competition that will identify, mentor and manage exceptional teens whose discoveries will change the world.

Services: We support exceptional young scientists, researchers, developers and inventors by providing a platform to share their ideas with the world. Our mission is to promote technological and scientific innovation, and change the cultural aspect of what science and math look like by setting a new higher standard for teen role models. We will manage and mentor teens across America who will make a difference in the world.

Target Markets: Our competition is designed for teens 12 ½ -19.

Strategy/Barriers to Entry: Strong advisory board: Educators from over 30 of the Top Universities in America represented. Our advisory board is a collaboration of the worlds of academia, science, finance, business, and media. Ross Kauffman, the Academy Award-Wining Documentary Filmmaker will direct a full-length documentary, featuring our 12 finalists. Emmy Award-Wining Ferro Productions will produce a National TV Rock Concert Special honoring and celebrating the accomplishments of our 12 finalists. Competition: Intel International Science and Engineering Fair, Siemens Competition & Google Science Fair Business Model: ROI will come from several different revenue streams: A percentage of Teen’s Intellectual Property; Management Company; Documentary; National TV Rock Concert Special; Ad Revenue from the website; Cooperate Sponsorship; The AAT Academy; International Expansion. Distribution/Sales Model:

($000) 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

Revenue $1.9 $7.5 $15.3 $31.7 $74.4

Expenses 3.5 5.0 5.7 7.8 9.0

EBITDA ($1.6) $2.5 $9.6 $23.9 $65.4

Management: Nan Fisher Geoff Schneider David Concannon Jim Huerta Vamsi Sistla Erin Hersey

Industry: Education/Entertainment Stage of Dev.: Seed Round Unpaid Employees: 3 Full-Time 10 Part-Time Founded: June 2013 Trailing 12 months revenue: $0 (January 2015: Official Launch) Monthly Net Burn: $6K Breakeven Date: Year 2 Financing Sought: Up to $10M Use of Funds: (45.89% Operations)

(12.54% Legal & Accounting)

(13.88% Marketing / PR)

(19.82% Documentary)

(7.86% Philanthropic Fund)

Capital Raised to Date: $200K Law Firm: Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP Board of Directors: TBD