FPM
At
A
Glance
Headquarters
Contact
Informa:on
Number
of
Employees:
4
FPM
Agency
Services
802
N.
1st
Street
St.
Louis,
MO
63102
Final
Phase
Marke:ng
provides
a
full
complement
of
44
N.
Street
NW
professional
services.
Project
management
services
Washington,
DC
20001
include:
Phone:
314-‐421-‐4040
Fax:
314-‐421-‐3033
• DBE/M/WBE
Program
Management
• Workforce
Development
URL:
hXp://www.fpm-‐communica:ons.com/
• Community
Engagement
Key
Contacts
• Public
Informa:on
• Strategic
Planning
Clifford
Franklin,
Chief
Execu:ve
Officer
• Corporate
Social
Responsibility
clifford@fuseadver:sing.com
• Public
Affairs
314-‐421-‐4040
ext.
102
• Crisis
Communica:ons
Shari
Franklin,
Chief
Opera:ng
Officer
• Airport
Adver:sing
Sales
sharilyn@fuseadver:sing.com
314-‐421-‐4040
ext.
103
Mike
Franklin,
Execu:ve
Crea:ve
Director
mike@fuseadver:sing.com
314-‐421-‐4040
ext.
114
Gerald
Hawthorne,
VP
-‐
Account
&
Media
Services
gerald@fuseadver:sing.com
314-‐421-‐4040
ext.
106
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FPM
Clients
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Track
Record
FPM
projects
have
ranged
in
size
from
managing
the
Public
and
Community
Outreach
for
the
$1.6
billion
Lambert
Interna:onal
Airport
Expansion,
to
managing
a
Minority
Business
Development
and
Community
Outreach
program
for
the
$100
million
Blumeyer
Hope
VI
Housing
Development
funded
by
HUD,
managing
the
$75
million
ScoX
Carver
Hope
VI
in
Liberty
City,
Florida
and
currently
the
$2
billion
Anacos:a
Waterfront
Ini:a:ve
in
the
District
of
Columbia.
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Key
Projects
$2B
Anacos:a
Waterfront
Ini:a:ve
(AWI)
$185M
Federal
Government
Hope
VI
Projects
$96M
World
of
Coca
Cola
Museum
$250M
Construc:on
of
the
FedEx
Forum
$1.6B
Lambert
St.
Louis
Interna:onal
Airport
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References
• Ronaldo
Nicholson,
District
of
Columbia,
Department
of
Transporta:on
• Tony
Thompson,
Kwame
Building
Group
• Vince
BenneX,
McCormack
Baron
Salazar
• Rodney
Strong,
Griffin
&
Strong
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Franklin
Enterprises
Real
Estate
–
802
N.
1st
Street
Headquarters
to
FUSE
and
affiliated
companies
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Franklin
Enterprise
–
802
N.
1st
Street
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FranklinN
Eent
Dteebrtp
arnids e
M
–at
u 8r0ity2
P
Nro.fi
l 1e s
t
Street
Everbank
(Maturity
Date
8/1/25)
$
878,615.51
Small
Business
Administra.on
(Maturity
Date
4/1/26)
$
725,343.16
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E3thos
60
hXp://www.gfntv.com
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1. GFNTV.COM
IS
100%
VIDEO
BASED
OFFERING
61
2. PRODUCES
AND
AGGREGATES
URBAN
ORIENTED
PREMIUM
VIDEO
CONTENT
3. ALLOW
URBAN
CONTENT
CREATORS
TARGETED
DISTRIBUTION
FOR
THEIR
VIDEO
CONTENT
4. ABILITY
TO
SYNDICATE
ORIGINAL
CONTENT
5. INNOVATIVE
PLATFORM
GIVES
GFNTV.COM
SIGNIFICANT
ADVANTAGES
AGAINST
COMPETITORS
6. TREMENDOUS
ADVERTISEMENT
REVENUE
OPPORTUNITIES
7. EXPERIENCED
TEAM
IN
THE
SPACE
CONFIDENTIAL
The
Enterprise
E3thos™
was
incorporated
as
a
Missouri
corpora:on
on
December
29,
2006.
The
planorm
was
rebranded
Global
Fuxion
Network,
www.gfntv.com
in
2012.
Global
Fuxion
Network
is
an
online
video
planorm
that
will
serve
as
a
significant
source
for
lifestyle
driven,
entertainment,
business
informa:on,
news
and
premium
video
content
to
urban
consumers.
Global
Fuxion
Network
will
con:nue
to
focus
on
quality
content
that
is
appealing
to
global
audiences
and
strives
to
create
the
best
possible
online
video
experience.
As
a
buyer
of
media
on
behalf
of
clients,
management
understands
that
video
content
is
the
number
one
driver
for
adver:sers
to
reach
their
desired
audiences.
In
2014,
$140
billion
was
spent
on
adver:sing
in
the
U.S.
with
over
$50
billion
spent
online.
FUSE
recognized
this
shiy
in
media
spending
to
digital
proper:es
and
launched
gfntv.com
as
the
only
100%
online
video
based
offering
that
produces
and
aggregates
top
news,
lifestyle,
informa:on
and
other
premium
video
content
targeted
to
urban
oriented
consumers.
gfntv.com
is
unique
in
that
the
company
developed
an
innova:ve
video
planorm
that
provides
unmatched
audience
engagement
and
adver:ser
value.
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Target
Audience
FUSE
specializes
in
mul:cultural
adver:sing
with
an
exper:se
in
the
urban
market.
gfntv.com
video
content
will
be
targeted
to
this
growing,
but
underserved
sector.
Currently,
there
are
more
than
30
million
African
Americans
online.
Management’s
experience
in
the
market
determined
the
lack
of
relevant
content
targeted
to
this
sector
and
the
lack
of
niche
video
sites
available
to
adver.sers
to
reach
this
valuable
market
that
has
a
buying
power
of
$1
trillion
annually.
A
notable
and
persistent
trend
is
that
non-‐white
adult
internet
users
have
higher
rates
of
video-‐sharing
site
use
than
their
white
counterparts,
a
consistent
finding
since
2006.
The
larger
opportunity
is
offering
urban
oriented
content
to
global
audiences
in
Africa,
Europe
and
China.
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!
GROWTH
POTENTIAL
NICHE
AUDIENCE
30
Million
African
Americans
are
online
22
Million
African
American
Smartphone
Users
150
Million
Africans/Caribbean's
are
online
635
Million
African
mobile
users
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GROWTH
POTENTIAL
WIDER
AUDIENCE
188
Million
People
In
The
US
Watched
52.4
Billion
Online
Content
Videos
86.8
Million
US
Smartphone
Users
Watched
Video
On
Their
Devices
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The
Opportunity
Similar
to
other
digital
planorms,
the
gfntv.com
revenue
model
is
adver:sing.
Management
expects
to
generate
nearly
$7.5
million
in
revenue
over
the
next
18
months
and
nearly
$16
million
in
36
months
through
a
combina:on
of
display
and
video
ad
sales,
branded
content
and
show
sponsorship.
Addi:onal
plans
include
a
subscrip:on
service
for
exclusive
content.
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The
Opportunity
Adver:sing
expenditures
geared
specifically
toward
Black
audiences
reflected
o n l y
t h r e e
p e r c e n t
o f
adver:sing
dollars
spent.
Adver:sers
spent
$75
billion
on
television,
radio,
internet,
and
magazine
ads
in
2014,
with
only
$2.24
billion
of
that
spent
with
media
focused
on
Black
audiences.
Of
that,
2.6%
was
spent
on
digital
media.
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Compe::ve
Landscape
Our
compe:tors
are
genera:ng
millions
with
display
ads
on
1st
genera:on
sites.
Urban
Sites
Display
ads
cost
$5
-‐
$10/cpm.
None
are
100%
Video
Sites
Broadcast
Media
&
Revenue
News
Aggregators
BET
Digital
-‐
$25M;
Interac:ve
One
-‐
$20M;
Moguldom
Media
-‐
$10M;
Worldstar
Hip
Hop
$1.5M;
We
are
offering
5
:mes
more
in
branded
content,
show
sponsorship,
and
video
ads
that
can
garner
$15
-‐
$35/cpm.
100%
Video
Sites
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CONTENT
STRATEGY
1. LAPDOG
ENTERTAINMENT
–
10
DOCUMENTARIES
ACQUIRED
2. CHECKS
&
BALANCES
POLITICAL
SHOW
IN
PRODUCTION
3. NBA
AFRICA
IN
NEGOTIATIONS
4. CED
THE
ENTERTAINER
SHOW
IN
DEVELOPMENT
5. NIGHTLIFE
TELEVISION
IN
NEGOTIATIONS
6. URBAN
SPORTS
&
ENTERTAINMENT
POTENTIAL
ACQUISITION*
7. DESTINATION
AFRICA
IN
DEVELOPMENT
*
ACQUIRE
URBAN
SPORTS
&
ENTERTAINMENT
COMPANY
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gfntv.com*Revenue*Projections
Key*Variables Most*Likely Pessimistic Optimistic Comments
Visits%per%Unique 4 2 8%
Views%per%Visit 2 1.5 2.5 %
Ads%per%View 1 2%
1.5
Most*Likely
Year Monthly*Uniques Monthly*Visits Monthly*Video*Views Monthly*Ads*Served CPM Monthly*Revenue Annual*Revenue
2015 2,000,000 8,000,000 16,000,000 24,000,000 $7.50 $180,000.00 $2,160,000.00
2016 5,000,000 20,000,000 40,000,000 60,000,000 $15.00 $900,000.00 $10,800,000.00
2017 8,000,000 32,000,000 64,000,000 96,000,000 $15.00 $1,440,000.00 $17,280,000.00
2018 15,000,000 60,000,000 120,000,000 180,000,000 $15.00 $2,700,000.00 $32,400,000.00
Pessimistic
Monthly*Uniques Monthly*Visits Monthly*Video*Views Monthly*Ads*Served CPM Monthly*Revenue Annual*Revenue
2015 1,500,000 3,000,000 4,500,000 4,500,000 $7.50 $33,750.00 $405,000.00
2016 3,000,000 6,000,000 9,000,000 9,000,000 $15.00 $135,000.00 $1,620,000.00
2017 5,000,000 10,000,000 15,000,000 15,000,000 $15.00 $225,000.00 $2,700,000.00
2018 10,000,000 20,000,000 30,000,000 30,000,000 $15.00 $450,000.00 $5,400,000.00
Optimistic
Monthly*Uniques Monthly*Visits Monthly*Video*Views Monthly*Ads*Served CPM Monthly*Revenue Annual*Revenue
2015 2,000,000 16,000,000 40,000,000 80,000,000 $7.50 $600,000.00 $7,200,000.00
2016 8,000,000 64,000,000 160,000,000 320,000,000 $15.00 $4,800,000.00 $57,600,000.00
2017 12,000,000 96,000,000 240,000,000 480,000,000 $15.00 $7,200,000.00 $86,400,000.00
2018 20,000,000 160,000,000 400,000,000 800,000,000 $15.00 $12,000,000.00 $144,000,000.00
Pre>roll/Post%Roll%or%Mid%(2%impressions%per%video) Premium%Site%CPM%Average:%$35%(video)
Depending%on%length%of%video Premium%Site%CPM%Average:%$5%(display)
30%minute%video%will%have%5%breaks%>%5%impressions Premium%Site%CPM%Average:%$.029%(residual%ads)
Conclusions
• The
organiza:on
con:nues
to
be
well
placed
by
discipline
to
benefit
from
key
industry
trends.
• The
investment
in
digital
tools
and
infrastructure
will
enable
the
company
to
op:mize
client
campaigns
and
build
unique
advantage
for
clients.
• There
is
scope
for
further
revenue
growth,
margin
improvement,
cost
flexibility
and
use
of
free
cash
flow
to
enhance
share
owner
value.
• In
the
long
term,
the
organiza:on
will
be
concentra:ng
on
posi:oning
its
top
line
in
the
highest
growth
sectors,
and
not
necessarily
in
the
niche
adver:sing
focus
of
targeted
marke:ng.
• Based
on
market
condi:ons,
exponen:al
growth
and
shareholder
value
can
be
maximized
with
further
development
of
the
FUSE
digital
media
buying
offering
and
gfntv.com
which
has
the
largest
revenue
and
profit
poten:al.
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2016
Projected
Billings & Contracts
View
AXachments
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FUSE/FPM/GFNTV
Billings
2016
Client Media Commission Fee Production Total
Fees Notes
FUSE $
5
25,000 $
- ‐ $
- ‐
$
3
75,000 $
2
40,000 $
- ‐
Sam's
Club $
3
,500,000 $
- ‐ $
3
5,000 $
- ‐ $
5 25,000
$
2
25,000 $
- ‐ $
- ‐ $
6 15,000
SEIU $
2
,500,000 $
3
75,000 $
- ‐ $
1 00,000 $
3
5,000
$
3
00,000 $
- ‐ $
2
0,000 $
2 25,000
Harris
Stowe $ -
‐ $
- ‐ $
1
0,000 $
- ‐ $
4 75,000
$
- ‐ $
1
20,000 $
- ‐ $
3 20,000
DNC $
1
,500,000 $
- ‐ $
7
5,000 $
- ‐ $
1
0,000
$
3
00,000 $
1
00,000 $
2
0,000 $
1 20,000
JC
Penney $
2
,500,000 $
- ‐ $
- ‐ $
- ‐ $
7
5,000
$
- ‐ $
- ‐ $
- ‐ $
4 20,000
Ford
Dealers
(12-‐15) $
2
,000,000 $
- ‐ $
- ‐ $
- ‐ $
- ‐ Proposal
Submittd
$
- ‐ $
- ‐ $
- ‐ $
- ‐ Proposal
Submittd
Apartment
rental.com $ -
‐ $
- ‐ $
2
50,000 $
2
0,000 $
- ‐ In
Discussion
$
6
75,000 $
- ‐ $
3
0,000 $
- ‐ In
Discussion
Events
DC $ -
‐ $
- ‐ $
5
00,000 $
- ‐ $
2 70,000
$
7 05,000
DC
Department
of
Behavioral
Health $ -
‐ $
2 ,775,000 $
1
50,000 $
1 90,000 $
5 00,000
$
7
50,000
DC
Department
of
Health $
2
,000,000 $
7
4,000
$
7
2,000
DeVry $ -
‐
$
2 ,376,000
Mondelez $ -
‐
Verizon $ -
‐
Ford
/
GM $ -
‐
Miscellaneous $ -
‐
Miscellaneous
Political $
4
,500,000
GFNTV.COM $ -
‐
FPM
DDOT $
1 50,000
$
7 50,000
DSLBD $
7
4,000
$
7
2,000
CCA
$
5
,341,000
HGJV
Total $
1
8,500,000