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Business

Strategic Alignment

GCRI's business channels are meticulously designed to support its core mission of promoting innovation and collaboration in addressing complex global risks. Each initiative—be it NWGs, MSP, TVA, SD/SI, Sponsorship, Education, or R&D—serves as a pillar in GCRI's strategy to build a resilient global community.

Initiative
Initial Setup Costs (USD)
Annual Revenue Projections (USD)
Present Value of Expected Benefits (USD)
Net Economic Benefit (USD)
ROI (%)
Economic Impact Analysis

NWGs

1,250,000

6,750,000

29,223,968

27,973,968

2237.92

High growth potential in memberships

MSP

500,000

20,000,000

86,090,000

86,090,000

17217.91

Significant scalability and efficiency

SD/SI

1,000,000

7,500,000

31,470,000

31,470,000

3147

Strategic tech integration value

TVA

10,000,000

50,000,000

33,320,000

33,320,000

332.95

High investment in tech startups

Sponsorship

500,000

30,000,000

25,490,000

25,490,000

5095.37

Leveraging partnerships for growth

Education Programs

750,000

10,000,000

42,570,000

42,570,000

5660.64

Expanding educational outreach

R&D

800,000

5,000,000

20,850,000

20,850,000

2605.92

Innovation and development focus

Total/ Average

14,800,000

129,250,000

269,014,968

267,764,968

3741.40

Diverse portfolio for global impact

Economic Impact Analysis:

  • Total Initial Setup Costs: $14,800,000

  • Total Annual Revenue Projections: $129,250,000

  • Total Present Value of Expected Benefits: $269,014,968, showcasing GCRI's substantial future economic value from these initiatives.

  • Total Net Economic Benefit: $267,764,968, indicating the overall economic gain after accounting for initial investments.

  • Average ROI: Approximately 3741.40%, reflecting the overall profitability and efficiency of GCRI's strategic initiatives.

Plan

Q1 2024: Strategic Planning and Fundraising Launch

Actions:

  • Strategic Alignment Sessions: Conducting weekly meetings with GCRI’s leadership to finalize the strategic roadmap and fundraising targets.

  • Fundraising Campaign Launch: Developing a comprehensive fundraising plan, identifying key investors, partners, and funding channels. Focus on grants, corporate sponsorships, and high-net-worth individuals interested in innovation and global risk management.

  • Marketing and Communications Plan: Creating a communications strategy to support fundraising, including the development of pitch decks, promotional materials, and landing pages.

Deliverables:

  • Strategic Roadmap Document

  • Fundraising Plan and Campaign Materials

  • Marketing and Communications Strategy

Outcomes:

  • Alignment of GCRI leadership around strategic objectives and fundraising goals.

  • Launch of the fundraising campaigns.

  • Increased visibility of GCRI’s mission and upcoming projects among potential donors and partners.

Q2 2024: Engagement and Relationship Building

Actions:

  • Targeted Outreach: Starting direct outreach to potential funders, arranging meetings to present GCRI’s vision and strategic initiatives.

  • Partnership Development: Initiating discussions with potential strategic partners, focusing on those that can offer both funding and collaborative opportunities.

  • Public Engagement: Hosting webinars and public talks to showcase GCRI’s work and its impact on global risk management, driving interest and support.

Deliverables:

  • List of Engaged Potential Funders

  • Agreements or MOUs with New Partners

  • Recorded Webinars and Public Talks

Outcomes:

  • Establishment of a solid base of potential funders and strategic partners.

  • Enhanced public awareness and interest in GCRI’s mission.

Q3 2024: Consolidation and First Closures

Actions:

  • Fundraising Events: Host targeted fundraising events, leveraging strategic partners and influential advocates to attract donations.

  • Grant Submissions: Finalize and submit applications for relevant grants.

  • Monitoring and Reporting: Implement a system for tracking fundraising progress and reporting to GCRI leadership and stakeholders.

Deliverables:

  • Fundraising Event Summaries and Outcomes

  • Grant Applications Submitted

  • Fundraising Progress Report

Outcomes:

  • Initial funding secured, contributing towards the year-end goal.

  • Strong foundation for ongoing fundraising activities established.

Q4 2024: Expansion and Diversification

Actions:

  • Scale Fundraising Efforts: Expand the outreach program to include international donors and partners, diversifying funding sources.

  • Strategic Review: Conduct a mid-year review of the fundraising strategy to adjust tactics and focus areas based on progress and feedback.

  • Engage the Community: Launch a community fundraising initiative to broaden the base of support, incorporating crowdfunding and small donations.

Deliverables:

  • Expanded List of Potential Donors and Funding Secured

  • Strategic Review Report

  • Community Fundraising Campaign Launch

Outcomes:

  • Increased fundraising reach and diversification of funding sources.

  • Adaptation of fundraising strategies to maximize effectiveness.

Year-End Review and Planning

Actions:

  • Comprehensive Financial Review: Assess the total funds raised in comparison to the goals and initial costs.

  • Strategic Planning for 2025: Based on the outcomes of the first year, begin planning for the next phase of strategic initiatives and fundraising efforts.

  • Recognition and Engagement: Host an event to thank donors and partners, presenting the achievements of the year and outlining plans for the future.

Deliverables:

  • Financial Review and Fundraising Report

  • Year Two Strategic and Fundraising Plan

  • Donor and Partner Appreciation Event

Outcomes:

  • Clear understanding of fundraising success and areas for improvement.

  • Engaged and informed donor base ready to support GCRI’s next phase.

  • Strategic direction for the following year established, with continued focus on achieving and exceeding fundraising goals.

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