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Le Mercredi 24 juin après-midi, Business France vous propose de rencontrer vos partenaires de demain. Ces rencontres d'affaires vous permettront d'initier un premier contact avec des acheteurs et/ou investisseurs étrangers à la recherche de produits, solutions et services. Comment ça marche? Remplissez ce dossier de candidature retournez-le à ou Nous soumettrons gratuitement vos dossiers de candidatures aux acheteurs pour examen et sélection. Seuls les dossiers retenus par les acheteurs seront facturés au tarif de 360 EUR TTC par rendez-vous. Date limite de dépôt de candidature: lundi 15 juin 2015 Rencontres d’affaires avec des acheteurs et investisseurs étrangers

Quelques chiffres -Un CA de 120 millions USD en Plus de 72 bureaux répartis dans 15 États (Sud et Côte Est) -27 agences de soins à domicile salariés -Accrédité par ACHC, Mysenior care provider, American Nurses, HHQI -Leader du secteur en termes de nouvelles technologies, telehealth, outils de communication Activités Avec l'aide de l'équipe de direction actuelle, Capitol Partners, LLC qui a acquis la société en 1998 et grâce à son vaste système de prestation de soins, intégrée, CareSouth, Inc. est devenu l'un des plus importants fournisseurs de services de soins à domicile aux États-Unis. La société fournit des services de soins de santé à domicile, y compris des infirmiers spécialisés certifiés, de la thérapie physique, et des services médico-sociaux, services de nutritionnistes-diététistes et infirmières auxiliaires certifiées. CareSouth est également un fournisseur des solutions et de services auprès d’autres entreprises dans le domaine médico-social. Des besoins diversifiés Sécurisation du domicile: solutions pour la prévention des chutes, téléassistance, vidéo-surveillance / vidéo- vigilance… Bien être et santé: solutions pour la prise en charge du patient à son domicile, télémédecine, m-santé, gestion de prise de médicaments, fitness, stimulation sensorielle, outils multimédia thérapeutiques, jeux (serious games, exercices de stimulation de la mémoire), réseaux sociaux, communautés d’échanges entre patients et professionnels de santé… Lien social: télécommunications ciblées sur les séniors (téléphonie mobile, smartphones, tablettes tactiles…), applications Siège social: Augusta, Géorgie, États-Unis

Quelques chiffres Création: 1876 CA 2013: 14 milliards USD Effectif consolidé: Capitalisation : 0,5 Milliard EUR Activités DNP est l’une des plus vieilles sociétés d’imprimerie au Japon, qui a fortement évolué vers des produits de haute technologie : fabrication d’écrans et de produits semi-conducteurs de haute précision. Possédant une forte expérience dans la fabrication de cartes à puce, ainsi que dans le développement de logiciels pour le contrôle des puces, elle possède 40 % de parts de marché sur les cartes à puce au Japon, dont 90 % des cartes à puce bancaires (IC cash card), 50 % des cartes à puce sans contact, ce qui signifie qu’elle est le 1er fabricant de cartes à puce au Japon. Principaux produits : Printing : magazine, website creation, digital signage, IC card Lifestyle : food and commodity packaging Industrial : ink ribbons, photovoltaic component Electronics : sensor filter, films, photomasks lead frames; embedded passive device PWB Objectifs Cette société qui souhaite investir dans le secteur de la Silver économie française est à la recherche de nouveaux produits, finis ou non finis, et de nouveaux partenaires potentiels, pouvant lui présenter de nouvelles technologies innovantes et transversales. La société peut envisager d’agir en tant que revendeur de produit fini à des grands comptes, ou encore d’intégrer des produits non finis pour proposer des solutions complètes à ses utilisateurs. Siège social: Tokyo, Japon

B2B Meetings Applicants Executive Summary June 24th, 2015 Rencontres internationales de la Silver Economy GENERAL GUIDELINES LESS IS MORE. So be brief. Your contact will rarely take time to read more than 2 pages. Don’t repeat yourself. There is one specific place for each aspect of your company. Clear, concise language is key. Speak to businessmen, not engineers. You will often meet with business development teams that, while knowledgeable of your industry, may not have engineering backgrounds and are just as interested in the benefits of your technology as its technical aspects/features (if not more). Thus, they need a clear explanation of a problem, and a clear explanation of the solution you propose. In other words, the “story” surrounding your product needs to pique their interest! Develop an elevator pitch. At the end of this, if there is one thing your reader should remember, what is it? Your tagline should convey this, and be the document’s guiding force. You only get one chance at a first impression. Aesthetics and grammar are extremely important. Failure to present your company in a professional manner drastically reduces your chances of selection, no matter how innovative your technology! Good Luck!!!

Company Name – Company Address – Company Phone Number – Company Website Contact information Contact Name Company Address Company Website Contact Phone Contact Executive Team Person Name, Title Brief biography (6 lines max) Person Name, Title Brief biography (6 lines max) Company logo Tagline Problem addressed (~120 words) What problem are you addressing? Who suffers from this problem? (this is your target market) What solutions currently exist? What is wrong with them (i.e. too costly? Time consuming?) Mention key metrics, when relevant. The more statistics you can cite, the more convincing your case will be. Tell a story. At the end of this description, the need for a solution should seem obvious. Your reader should be so convinced of the presence/gravity of this problem that he is determined to find one, and is excited to discover yours. Solution (~ 350 words) : solution title (ex: A device agnostic mobile payment solution ) Concisely describe what your product/service is, does, and for whom. What are the features of your solution? What are the benefits of each feature? What makes you stand out from the competition? Have you clearly solved the problem you listed in Part 1? Mention key metrics, where relevant. For example: Amount of money or time your client will save/earn with your product/service Average return on investment for your customers Time needed to install or adopt your solution

Company Name – Company Address – Company Phone Number – Company Website Key facts Major indicators of company progress, both in Asia (or US) and Europe, such as: Major Clients/Partners Significant # of customers reached / products sold Total funding to date Total revenue Growth rate Customer retention, customer lifetime value Relationship with your contact in the past? Year Division / Group Person Name, Title Name of your technology / solution / product Additional info Major Investors Board of Directors / Board of Advisors Anything else you feel strongly represents the growth of your company Press articles References made by research market companies Technology (~120 words) Briefly detail what the technical aspects of your solution are (technologies based on, features, architecture, patents).: What are the technologies your product relies on? What is the architecture? Amount of time/resources invested in developing your technology/product? Has a patent been filed/delivered? Is your technology proprietary? Case Study (~250 words) : Use case title (ex: P2P money transfer service for banking customers) This is the best way for your prospects to understand your value. Present a significant case study for your technology, as it is used in your target sector(s) (Medical, Consumer, etc.). If you already have references or customer testimonials that you can mention, please add them here. Feel free to use a diagram if relevant.

Company Name – Company Address – Company Phone Number – Company Website screenshots / diagram (Optional) Add visual information about your product if it is relevant.