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Live Case Competition FALL KICKOFF WEBINAR POWERED BY: 1 X AGENDA 12:00 - 12:10 CapSource & IACBE Introductions 12:10 - 12:20 About the Competition 12:20 - 12:40 Overview of DoorDash and Live Case: Propose a Go-to-Market Strategy for


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Live Case Competition

FALL KICKOFF WEBINAR

POWERED BY: X

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12:00 - 12:10 CapSource & IACBE Introductions 12:10 - 12:20 About the Competition 12:20 - 12:40 Overview of DoorDash and Live Case: Propose a Go-to-Market Strategy for DoorDash's "Student Meal Plan of the Future” 12:40 - 12:55 Q&A with DoorDash team 12:55 - 1:00 Wrap-up

AGENDA

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Jordan Levy Founder, Executive Director

Email: jordan@capsource.io Phone: (516) 581-0886

SPEAKER:

COMPETITION COORDINATOR

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Companies Educators & Institutions Students

INDUSTRY INTEGRATED

WHAT IS EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING?

PROJECT-BASED

REAL STAKES REAL OUTCOMES REFERENCE WORTHY

EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING

REAL CHALLENGES

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WHAT IS EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING?

LEARN MORE: https://capsource.io/what-is-el/

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+ HIRING

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WHAT IS EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING?

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Real, reference-worthy work experience Meaningful outcomes for host companies Real business relationships with mentors Experience using skills to solve real problems Perfect to showcase on LinkedIn & Résumé

REFERENCE WORTHY EXPERIENCE

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REFERENCE WORTHY EXPERIENCE

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SPEAKER: Ted Collins VP of Member Services and Marketing

COMPETITION HOST

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ABOUT THE COMPETITION

CELEBRATING 10 YEARS OF IACBE CASE COMPETITIONS SECOND YEAR OF VIRTUAL LIVE CASE COMPETITIONS POWER OF “LIVE CASE” IMPORTANCE OF EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING CAPSOURCE PARTNERSHIP 10+ TOTAL SCHOOLS, 100+ STUDENTS PARTICIPATING

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Live Case Competition

FALL KICKOFF WEBINAR

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THE CASE Develop a Go-to-Market Strategy for DoorDash's "Student Meal Plan of the Future”

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GRADUATE TEAMS UNDERGRADUATE TEAMS

COMPETING SCHOOLS

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LIVE CASE COMPETITION

LIVE: Interactive & Current -- w/ Webinars, Q&A, and Deliverables CASE: Real Challenge ⇒ Real Outcomes = Reference Worthy Experience COMPETITION: Assessed by Exec Team, Academicians, and Business Leaders + Rewards for Top Performing Teams

COMPETITION FORMAT

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1st Place Prize: $100 DoorDash gift card per student Participation Prize: $10 DoorDash 2nd Place Prize: $50 DoorDash gift card per student

REWARDS FOR TOP PERFORMERS!

(1 Grad, 1 Undergrad Teams) (1 Grad, 1 Undergrad Teams) (All Students Who Complete)

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EVENT DATE & TIME (ET)

Official Kickoff Webinar

September 21 @ 12 PM

Teams Finalized / Registration Closed

September 27th @ 11 PM

Q&A Session Webinar #1

October 2 @ 12 PM

Q&A Session Webinar #2

October 16 @ 12 PM

Winners Announcement Webinar

October 30 @ 12 PM

COMPETITION SCHEDULE

** Must submit to jordan@capsource.io by deadline: Presentation & Written Memo

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EVENT DATE & TIME (ET)

Pre Kick Off Survey September 21* @ 5 PM Submit questions for DoorDash September 25 @ 5 PM Submit questions for DoorDash October 9 @ 5 PM Temperature Survey October 14 @ 5 PM Submit Final Deliverables October 23 @ 5 PM Wrap-up Survey November 4 @ 5 PM

DELIVERABLE SCHEDULE

** Must submit to jordan@capsource.io by deadline: Links to Presentation & PDF Written Memo

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KEY GUIDELINES

❏ 4 Students Must Participate in Competition Deliverables ❏ No Late Submissions

Do Not Contact DoorDash (Q&A Webinars)

Please Complete All Surveys (Talent Profile, Certificate, Rewards)

Sportsmanship (All Winners & Learners) ❏ Professionalism, Etiquette, and Reputation Building ❏ Communication, Collaboration, Critical Thinking, Creativity! ❏ Learn & Have Fun !

READ THE RULES: https://capsource.io/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/DoorDash-IACBE-Case-Competition-Rules-Guidelines-.pdf

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Companies Educators & Institutions Students

ALL STAR STUDENT DELIVERABLES

HELPFUL RESOURCES:

PREPARING FOR EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING

https://capsource.io/preparing-students/ https://capsource.io/all-star-students/

TECH RESOURCES GUIDE

https://capsource.io/tech-resources/

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INTRODUCING: Project Champion

Chasen White

  • Sr. Manager, Strategy & Ops

HOST COMPANY

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Founded

July 2013 in Palo Alto, California, U.S. by: Tony Xu, Evan Moore, Stanley Tang, Andy Fang

Website

https://www.doordash.com Download our mobile application for iOS and Android

Headquarters / Countries Served Funding

DoorDash is based in San Francisco with

  • perations across the United States, Canada

and Australia. Total Funding: $2.5B Valuation: $16B

About DoorDash

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Discover Search Select Order

Browse your town for all the local flavors Search & sort by cuisine to find your favorite Look over the full menu and make your meal Checkout quickly with card-on-file and auto tip Track your

  • rder with

live updates

Track

Customer Experience

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1) Customer places order on DoorDash 2) Order is immediately sent to tablet 3) Restaurant confirms order & assigns a prep time 4) DoorDash assigns a Dasher 5) Dasher travels to the restaurant 6) Restaurant makes food and ensures order accuracy 7) Dasher parks, enters restaurant, & waits for food 8) Dasher leaves restaurant and drives to customer

Focusing on these controllable metrics will lead to operational excellence for merchants

What happens when you order?

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History of DoorDash

Founding Mission

Macaroon store in Palo Alto identified delivery as a problem Interviewed 200 merchants in Palo Alto Palo Alto / Suburbs are underserved for delivery Built MVP in less than a week and received an order within 30 minutes of being live Palo Alto Delivery company was born (later renamed DoorDash) DoorDash began with a simple mission: to enable every merchant to deliver.

Founding Story

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ABOUT DOORDASH’S SERVICES

DoorDash Marketplace

Customers open DoorDash app and can place an order at a restaurant for pickup or to be delivered by a Dasher. Grocery now also available on DoorDash.

Caviar

Same offering as DoorDash, but higher end restaurants

DoorDash for Business

Catering for offices

DashMart

DoorDash convenience warehouses, stocked with essentials

DoorDash Drive

Providing DoorDash logistics network to companies like Walmart, Target, Smart & Final so they can tap into a network

  • f Dashers

Project DASH

DoorDash’s social movement to let no food go to waste and help restaurants send excess to those in need

DashPass

$0 Delivery with DashPass subscription

And more...checkout https://medium.com/@DoorDash

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DOORDASH’S TRACTION

*This data represents a third party (Edison Trends) assessment of on-demand food platforms spend share and is not endorsed or verified by DoorDash. Source: Forbes

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MY DOORDASH JOURNEY - Strategy & Operations

Launch

Growing DD footprint from 800 to 4,000 cities in 10 months

Consumer Strategy & Operations

Increasing retention of customers through gamification

Australia, Head of Consumer

Launching first country outside of North America

Pickup, Head of Consumer

Growing customer engagement on new DoorDash products

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FUTURE OF DOORDASH

Founding Mission

Enable every merchant to deliver.

Looking Ahead

Continue pursuing that mission, while addressing specific cx segments needs, which leads us to college

Colleges

Opportunity size: 20MM college students Goal: Reach over 50% market share of college student spend on food.

Sample Hypothesis:

By creating an integration with colleges, Doordash would enable college students to spend their university meal plan points on DoorDash, which will redefine what the college dining experience looks like in the post-COVID world and will act as a highly efficient cx engagement and acquisition channel.

Sample Opportunity Sizing:

There are ~20MM students enrolled in universities, and we estimate ~1.7B meals are eaten on campus during a full academic year with a university provided meal-plan, meaning that these meals would be purely incremental to DoorDash. If DoorDash were to partner with enough colleges to reach 500k students, DoorDash could generate 10MM incremental orders per year.

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Part 1: Deep Dive on DoorDash Part 2: Analyze the Student Dining Landscape Part 3: Analyze Key Stakeholders & Go-To-Market Options

ABOUT THE LIVE CASE

Develop a Go-to-Market Strategy for DoorDash's "Student Meal Plan of the Future”

Part 4: Propose a Go-to-Market Strategy for DoorDash's

"Student Meal Plan of the Future"

VIEW FULL CHARTER: https://capsource.io/charters/lcfall/

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BACKGROUND MATERIALS

Market Sizing Sheet (Link) College Meal Plan Doc (Link) DoorDash Blog (Link) DoorDash College Trend Report (Link)

We suggest additional

  • nline research, but

here are some links to get you started:

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LIVE BUSINESS CASE COMPETITION

3-Minute Explainer Video 55 Points 5 Page Executive Memo 20 Points (+ Appendix) TOTAL AVAILABLE POINTS 75 Points

DELIVERABLES

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5-PAGE EXECUTIVE MEMO ( + APPENDIX)

20 Points

Argument Clear Concise Consistent Professional

NOTE: Do not summarize the case. Summerize your suggestions.

3-MINUTE EXPLAINER VIDEO

55 Points

Argument Case Feasibility Company Feasibility Research & Support Structure Professionalism Creativity

GRADING

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ABOUT DOORDASH ABOUT COMPETITION

QUESTIONS?

Chasen White Senior Manager, Strategy & Ops Jordan Levy Founder, Competition Coordinator

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Thank you, CapSource!

Ankush Manchanda Industry Partnerships Jordan Levy Executive Director Abbey Goldenberg Marketing Sherry Li Operations Timothy Saidely Network Greg Ryan Finance

Advisors

Faisal Awan Engineering Donald Doane Connect Yard Education Technology LD Metcalfe William & Mary Experiential Learning Eric Lavin Arizona State University Chief Learning Officer Dani Croll Academic Partnerships

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Thank you, IACBE!

Phyllis Okrepkie

President

Ted Collins

Vice President of Member Services and Marketing

Kim Caedo

Vice President of Finance

Cecilia Livengood

Director of Compliance and Accreditation

LaNita Malinowski

Director of Internal Operations and Member Relations

Joanne Keller

Accounting Specialist

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Thank you to everyone!

POWERED BY: X

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GOOD LUCK TO ALL TEAMS!