Hey there founder, how would you like to get that new idea out of your head and get it to cashflow positive in 90 days or less? Better yet, how would you like to do just that side-by-side with up to 12 other people doing the same thing with their ideas?
That's this.
Since starting my first company in October 1989 I've been fortunate enough to have launched and grown a handful of other companies and projects to cashflow positive in 90 days or less.
Never written a business plan (read hundreds over the years).
Never raised money from a VC (been offered funding, but declined).
The single most frequent question I've been asked by fellow entrepreneurs and founders over the last 37 years has been:
"How did you do that?"
So, here's the plan for a 90 Days to Cashflow Positive Experience, see if this makes sense for you.
Networked Enterprise Development is a regenerative economic financial model within a startup studio cooperative focused on launching and growing new innovative businesses to cashflow positive in 90 days or less. At this stage, it's simply an idea.
Keeping startup expenses from low to nonexistent, the focus of these new businesses is sales, marketing, early revenue, & positive impact.
Each of these companies will have just one founder and by design will never be acquired or IPO. Other founders can launch their new companies under the Networked Enterprise Development umbrella of this structure, and if many are built at volume could have a remarkable network effect.
Each startup company is started with the founder dedicating 15-75% of gross monthly revenue going into The Rising Tide as determined by the founder.
100% of the contributed affiliate funds goes equally into the five segments distributed on a month basis:
Mark Grimes is a startup founder who since 1989 has gotten each of his companies to cashflow positive in 90 days or less, no business plans written, no money raised. The following companies have done a little north of $30m in total gross revenue and the ad agency was one of the top 20 interactive advertising agencies in the world according to Adweek magazine.
Mark is always on the lookout for the next startup idea and also supports startup founders helping them develop their business models. He and his wife have supported over 12,400 women entrepreneurs in emerging market countries since 2006.