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Amendment to PSA - MPinsky dba Four Five Advisors - Implement CDFI Friendly City Model in SB
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�/Dl <br />FIVE/FOUR <br />A D V I S O R S <br />Proposed <br />Scope of Work: Phase II <br />CDFI Friendly South Bend <br />Background <br />Over the past nine (9) months, the City of South Bend with assistance from private and civic <br />partners has explored the possibility of making South Bend a CDFI Friendly Community on terms <br />and in ways that reflect the community's strengths, opportunities, and challenges. That worked <br />culminated in a public convening on June 4, 2019, with broad agreement to proceed to the next, <br />second phase. On Friday, June 21, 2019, the broad CDFI Working Group advising the effort <br />endorsed the plan to proceed. <br />Proposed Scope of Work <br />As detailed initially in September 2018, the next phase of work would comprise business planning <br />to fully articulate how the concept of CDFI Friendly South Bend would be implemented, including <br />but not limited to a deeper understanding of the level of market demand for various uses, <br />identification of the local, regional, and national CDFI partners likely to participate, sources and <br />uses of capital, structure and responsibilities of the enterprise, and strategies and tactics over a <br />three-year period. That planning would require rigorous research, planning and organizing with <br />community -based organizations, financial institutions working in or near the market, the City, local <br />philanthropic partners, business owners and operators, developers and entrepreneurs, and others. <br />Five/Four Advisors uses business planning both to formulate and to test the viability of the <br />business model at the heart of what would become CDFI Friendly South Bend. By detailing the <br />what, how, why, when, and who of the start-up effort, the business plan will give sufficient clarity <br />and granularity so that all prospective participants can make decisions that are likely to stand going <br />forward. For instance, the structure and governance of the CDFI Friendly entity needs to represent <br />an array of local interests or key players will shy away from the table. Prospective investors and <br />funders would should know the planned terms and conditions. And South Bend residents need to <br />be able to see clearly what is being done and how it will benefit them. <br />To those ends, Five/Four Advisors expects to commit 36-48 days of work from July 1, 2019- <br />December 31, 2019 to developing the business plan in a hands-on process through meetings with <br />stakeholders in South Bend, discussions with investors and funders in South Bend and elsewhere, <br />research, financial planning and modeling, writing, and presenting the business plan. The end <br />product will be a written implementable business plan for this startup organization. <br />The product of that work will be an effort, probably a nonprofit entity (likely a nonprofit, 501.c.3 <br />under the U.S. tax code), that will be branded as CDFI Friendly South Bend. The business plan will <br />
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