Eco Sustainable Systems

ECO SUSTAINABLE CONSORTIUM

WORLD HEADQUARTERS

South Carolina (Charleston area)

INVENTORS/INVESTORS

There are many creative people (inventors) who have developed eco - sustainable systems; however these folks face many challenges that ESS helps to overcome:

Typically, in inventor creates and idea, writes it down, does the research to develop the idea and then discovers that everything after the creation of the idea will cost a lot of money.  The idea usually stops at this point.

Inventors typically begin to seek an investor or a money source (such as a loan) only to discover that lenders typically do not take a risk on new ideas and investors typically want to own the technology and give the inventor a job.

 ESS and the Eco Sustainable Consortium (ESC) has identified 26 steps (A to Z) that an inventor must take to bring the technology or system from concept to reality and to the market place.

THE CHALLENGE

Inventors of technologies or systems begin with step "A"; having an idea, then proceed to step "B" writing it down, then step "C" doing the research that it takes to develop the idea on paper.  The "A - B - C" steps typically only take time and talent and little or no money.

It is soon discovered that steps "D through Z" will cost a lot of money: "D" Protection (patents), "E" Personal asset protection, "F" Business plans, "G" prototypes (working models) and all of the remaining steps to take the invention from concept to "Z" the market place.

Investors may like the idea, but they also know that he/she is taking the total risk on the inventor and the system, and that it takes a lot of time and money to do the "D to Z" process.

The investor also knows that inventors typically do what they do best (invent) but have little or no experience in most of the remaining steps.

For these (above) reasons, the investor will not simply write a check to the inventor for the funds needed.  The investor will typically want to control his/her money and the steps that it will take to develop the idea and take it to market.

The "Stalemate": The inventor thinks that the investor is "stealing" his/her idea, so he/she does not accept the terms - and the investor believes, and rightly so, that he/she is not going to invest unless he/she controls the money and the technology.  THUS NOTHING HAPPENS.

Before long, someone else has a similar idea and soon the original inventor ends up with a once great idea that is now obsolete.

ECO SUSTAINABLE CONSORTIUM (ESC)

A FRESH APPROACH

ESC has developed a system that will help inventors with the "D to Z" phases of development of new inventions and systems; where the inventor will own and control 100% of his/her technology.

ESC provides the total funds for the inventor in the form of a loan that has to be repaid.

ESC will work with the inventor at the ESS/ESC facility in South Carolina to protect the inventor's idea (International Patents); to protect the inventor's Intellectual Property (Family Trust); develop business planning, develop a protype (model), provide equipment and materials, provide manufacturing space and manufacturing, offices, living expenses and marketing - all of the funds and development required to bring the invention from concept to reality.