The Fit for Passkeys for Employee and Consumer Sign-ins: FIDO Paris Seminar.pptx
tripchi pitch
1. Turn that airport frown upside down!
tripchi
Chandra Jacobs, CEO
Nov 2013
@tripchi
www.tripchi.com
2. What is an airport?
Traveler Perception
A.
A transportation portal
between cities
B.
An expensive, stressful
place that is a means to
an end
Opportunity
C.
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A destination “experience”
in itself
3. The “experiential” airport
is a destination
History of beer and
microbrewery
Museum of Science
Planetarium
Mini artisan
marketplace
3
Exhibits and
history walk
tripchi – the gateway to Airports 2.0
4. tripchi is passionate about….
travel + technology + analytics
Co-founder/CEO
Chandra Jacobs
Co-founder
Eric Sullivan
CTO/Developer
Jeff O’Leary
Designer
Chris Portscheller
4
Advisors
Vincent Serpico,
Alan Lobock,
SerpicoDev
SkyMall,
CEO
Co-founder
5. I like this Airports 2.0 thing. What’s
stopping it?
People hate airports.
Content sucks
Expensive prices
Unhealthy food
Vendors don’t market effectively
5
This is changing.
This isn’t.
6. What is tripchi?
For travelers (B2C)
tripchi is a mobile
app that recommends
things to do in the
airport
traveler
app
6
For partners (B2B)
tripchi is a platform
for third-parties to
extend their airport
vertical
tripchi–
as –a–
service
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•
•
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Airport data as a service
Targeted advertising
Analytics
Airport loyalty programs
7. For travelers: tripchi serves up
targeted deals and recommendations
Flash deals
Ideas you
never
knew
existed
Results are based on
location, time, and
interests
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10. tripchi target customer
B2C
371M Frequent US
travelers
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Airports stakeholders
seeking to promote
their brands
Third-parties looking
to extend their
airport vertical
Spending $3.9B in airports
46M Gen Y business
travelers
B2B
Spending $483M in airports
12. tripchi revenue model
Free for travelers
Year 1
Year 2
Subscription
Year 3
White label
In-app purchases
Sponsored recommendations
Analytics
Grow – international, malls, cities
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13. Airports 2.0 starts with tripchi
Improves airport experience, while making partners more
profitable
Scalable model
Prototype built
Validated
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Team
can execute now!
Editor's Notes
Good afternoon! What a great conference, let’s give it up to the organizers and judges. My name is Chandra Jacobs, and I’m the CEO of tripchi. tripchi is a travel technology company whose vision is to improve the airport experience for travelers and businesses. But we’ll get into that later, for now, I want to talk about airports.
When you think of an airport, raise your hand when one of the following answers resonate with you. Is an airport:A transportation portal between citiesAn expensive, stressful place that is a means to an endA destination “experience” in itselfUnfortunately, we tend to think of an airport as the first two - a means to get from place to place, that we feel stressed out visiting, not to mention ripped off, and totally underwhelmed with the food quality and shopping available.This is because currently there is no effective technology to connect travelers and airport vendors. To find out what travelers want and interactively respond. To not only put in better airport content, but be able to communicate it to travelers.But, an airport doesn’t have to be this way.tripchi solves this problem by creating a platform that allows vendors and travelers to interact through targeted recommendations, data collection, and analytics.
And in this way, tripchi transforms airports into destinations. Where travelers can have a unique experience of both global tastes and local culture, learning about the brand and history of the city all the while.Why not have a Museum of Science Planetarium and microbrew concept, or a artisan marketplace and historical walk? You’ll feel like you got an authentic, local experience without ever leaving the airport, and you’ll look forward to coming back.That’s because the “experiential airport” is sticky.But how to we build this airport of the future, this Airport 2.0?With tripchi. tripchi is the technology companion for this new type of airport, the Airport 2.0. Because now, by connecting travelers and airport brands, a feedback loop is implemented that allows brands to improve their offerings to travelers and traveler behavior to be measured by brands.
Our team consists of 6 people passionate about traveling, web and mobile technology, and using analytics to maximize product value to customers. We have collective experience around founding companies in travel, traveling extensively for business, working in B2B tech and consulting, and building and designing mobile and web applications. Now that I’ve told you who we are, let’s talk about airports.
35% of travelers have trouble finding stores21% say they don’t make purchases at airports
We have two components to tripchi - B2C and B2B.However, our B2B solution is more important piece of our business. For businesses, tripchi is a technology platform that allows brands to conduct targeted advertising to mobile consumers in the airport. We also help businesses understand consumer behavior and intent through data collection–this enables better decision-making about products that go in to airport stores, and stores that go in to airports. Finally, we have a tripchi loyalty product in development that enables airports to reward travelers for flying more and spending more within the airport, leading to a stickier airport experience.Who are the tripchi B2B customers?First we’re looking at companies in the airport ecosystem. This means airports, property management companies, and airport concessionaires seeking to promote their brand through targeting, analytics, and technology engagement.Then we’re also targeting third-party solution providers who want to deepen their offerings in the airport vertical. That means making our data available as a service to these customers.
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