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INVESTING IN A GDI SATELLITE

There are four major components to investing in a GDI Satellite:

1. The initial partnership investment.
2. Identification and construction of the GDI Satellite Center
3. Comprehensive training with Ian Clark and other GDI staff at home office and in the field
4. Grand opening

The only initial cash outlay that is required is the partnership investment. All other financial requirements are supported from current-year revenues. This includes overhead, marketing and operational costs.

Since you are in business with GDI, the ongoing financial requirements are low. Furthermore, you reap the benefits of flying the GDI banner when building your personal business. Through the GDI affiliation, summer-camp, consulting, merchandising and development-resource revenues can be dramatically enhanced.

GDI is seeking managing partners that have a passion for the position, a quality goaltender-development resume and the entrepreneurial and business acumen to run a business.

These centers provide world-class, year-round training and offer a complete range of goaltender products and services.

When the business is operating, all Satellite Centers, plus corporate GDI, will make a marketing contribution equal to 4% of gross receipts (gross receipts do not including sales tax). There are no other GDI fees.

Each GDI Satellite Center has an exclusive and guaranteed right to establish and operate programming within a designated geographic region as specified in the Satellite System Master Agreement.

Partnering with GDI is a sound business opportunity. The profitability is dependent on many factors, including size and location, the rent, and the drive and ability of the managing partner. Once a specific opportunity is identified we can supply you with a spread of potential turnover and profitability scenarios for you to discuss with your accountant.