Wrap Technologies, Inc. · NASDAQ:WRAP
Wrap Technologies — Investor Presentation (December 2018)
28 slides from Wrap Technologies's investor presentation, Dec 3, 2018
Slide 1: Investor Presentation — December 2018
Investor Presentation — December 2018 Y Wrap Technologies, Inc. Nasdaq: WRTC Innovators of Modern Policing Solutions
Slide 2: Safe Harbor Statement
4) 18 WRAP TECHNOLOGIES, INC Safe Harbor Statement This presentation contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the “Securities Act”), and Section21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended (the “Exchange Act”), includin
Slide 3: Mission
Mission We partner with law enforcement to deliver smart technology designed to protect the public and officers. Mental Illness 40 million adults in U.S. have mental health issues !1} 7.9 million have severe mental illness!) More than 1 in 10 police encounters involve mentally ill (2 1 in 4 fatal po
Slide 4: Introducing: BolaWrap
Introducing: BolaWrap™ 100 NON-LETHAL RESTRAINT FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT A Compelling Alternative
Slide 5: Use of Force
USE OF FORCE “No issue is of greater consequence to the policing profession, or to the communities served, than the issue of police use of force. ” — Police Executive Research Forum, 2016
Slide 6: Weapon Description
Weapon Description Verbal Commands BolaWrap 100 Pepper Spray ullets/Bean Ba Gun VERBAL COMMANDS Roun Use of Force Continuum Use Standoff Compliance Standoff Remote restraint Short R Compliance nge Hand to hand combat ds Short Range Compliance Short Rang Compliance Short R Compliance wg 6 BOLAWRAP 10
Slide 7: Total Addressable Market
701,000 Sworn officers ima5)300 federal, state andtocal law’ enforcement agencies. 3) 12,100,000 International police officers:e! Total Addressable Market 295,000 1,100,100 Corrections officers in 1,800 Private and government facilities, 22) security officers. Additional Opportunities Constituents o
Slide 8: Demand
© 2018 WRAP TECHNOLOGIES, INC Demand Next 10 Years: Non-Lethal Weapons (NLW) Market forecasted to emerge as dominant law enforcement technology, and multi-billion dollar market. '© $11.85 $6.32 Billion 2016 2023 Increase in global government mandates for non-lethal weapons R&D, and procurement dedic
Slide 9: Litigations & Settlements
018 WRAP TECHNOLOGIES, INC Litigations & Settlements Existing less lethal options are becoming increasingly controversial and costly — increasing liability and causing lawsuits, costing agencies millions annually. $12 24% Million million in 2010. [9] the y {10}
Slide 10: When a situation with the mentally ill goes south
When a situation with the mentally ill goes south, police are the ones who are called. They are the defacto mental health professionals — and must be prepared. Police need a tool that they can be confident will restrain a noncompliant or mentally ill subject EARLY in an encounter WITHOUT hurting the
Slide 11: The De-policing Phenomena
© 2018 WRAP TECHNOLOGIES, INC The De-policing Phenomena During potentially violent encounters, officers are confronted with extremely narrow windows of time when they must decide: which use of force is necessary AND justified at this particular moment? | Too Much Force, Too Early Too Little Force, T
Slide 12: Minimizes officer risk of engagement
Minimizes officer risk of engagement Assists officers to restrain subject Effectiveness not dependent on pain compliance — reducing risk of fight and hindering flight Addresses compelling market — noncompliant, mentally ill, and aging population Minor risk of injury to subject Not Less-Lethal. Non-L
Slide 13: What The Professionals Are Saying
What The Professio’ nals Are Saying Chief Chuck Press Chief Delrish Moss Key Biscayne Police Department Ferguson Police Department = I think it’s obviously a safe } ‘ tool looks like it alternative...it offers our P ideal for suiniesit cops a great opportunity...there’s no us...it seems pretty ason
Slide 14: Corporate Strategy
© 2018 WRAP TECHNOLOGIES, INC Corporate Strategy Proof Statement: 15 years ago, Taser’s addition filled a void in the Use of Force Continuum. Today we believe we are doing the same, except since it is lower on the continuum, the opportunity for use is more frequent. Taser (AAXN) successfully pioneer
Slide 15: Simple, Patented & Patent Pending Technology
Simple, Patented & Patent Pending Technology incher Device Bola Cartridge Laser Receives Bola cartridge * Single use, recyclable Patent pending proprietary aluminum, 3.6 oz green line laser Durable and small (ie urn 9 mm fractional blank propels 8 Automatic — operates when Kevlar? tether fety diseng
Slide 16: Rollout Illustration
Rollout Illustration Taser Historical Rollout Data Wrap Technologies Rollout Illustration Year Devices Cartridges Total Year Devices Cartridges Total
Slide 17: Our Testing Partners
© 2018 WRAP TECHNOLOGIES, INC Our Testing Partners The BolaWrap 100 has been demonstrated in front of more than 100 departments across the United States in less than 6 months.
Slide 18: Our Current Partners
Our Current Partners 2) INTERNAL TESTING PHASE California Florida San Francisco PD Orlando PD San Jose PD San Diego PD NewJersey Ventura Co SD Montclair University PD Ly Wisconsin Massachusetts ¥ Madison PD Harvard University PD Tennessee New York Knoxville PD Yonkers PD Nashville PD ‘Oklahoma —— Mi
Slide 19: Media Coverage
Media Coverage
Slide 20: Recent Media
Recent Media NEW YORK POST BROOKLYN BOROUGH HALL @ ‘BATMAN’ GIZMO WRAPS E en “This is a no brainer...the BolaWrap was reviewed in action by NYPD leadership yesterday...I’m formally requesting the department [NYPD] pilot this non-lethal restraint technology.” - Eric Adams, Brooklyn Borough President
Slide 21: Investor Highlights
© 2018 WRAP TECHNOLOGIES, INC. Investor Highlights PAGE 21 701,000 sworn officers in 15,300 federal, state and local law enforcement agencies [3] 1,100,000 private & government security officers '41 12,100,000 international police officers 5! Additional opportunities including military, federal and
Slide 22: Corporate Information
PAGE 22 © 2018 WRAP TECHNOLOGIES, INC, Corporate Information ares Outstanding (11/30/2018) LT Debt (9/30/2018) i Wed Avg Exercise Price of Options and Warrants (11/30/2018)
Slide 23: Management
Management mace 2 Scot Cohen ) Executive Chairman Mr. Cohen has over 20 years of experience in institutional asset management, wealth management, and capital markets. Scot co- founded Iroquois Capital, a NY based hedge fund, which managed approximately $300M across its family of funds. Scot manages
Slide 24: Management
PAGE Management \ Michael Rothans ) Chief Operating Officer Mr. Rothans served as a police officer and executive in the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department for thirty-one years, where he retired as the Assistant Sheriff overseeing the department's patrol operations in 2015. He was responsible fo
Slide 25: Independent Directors
Independent Directors “ Michael Parris Independent Director Mr. Parris partnered in 1996 with Perry Rogers to oversee primarily the SHAQ Brand and other secondary strategic alliances. The SHAQ Brand has included, but not limited to, the business development, brand management and marketing, public re
Slide 26: Leadership
Leadership ‘at Jay Frampton building a startup and turn snvironmer Michael Thomas of Operation Judah Meiteles g high-perf
Slide 27: Endnotes
PAGE 27 © 2018 WRAP TECHNOLOGIES, INC Endnotes [1] The State of Mental Health in America, 2018; Mental Health America [2] The Role of Mental IlIness in Fatal Law Enforcement Encounters; Treatment Advocacy Center: Office of Research & Public Affairs [3] U.S. Department of Justice, Statistical Brief,
Slide 28: Thank You!
Thank You! Y Wrap Technologies, Inc. 4620 Arville Street, Ste E Las Vegas, Nevada 89103 800-583-BOLA Attn: Jim Barnes jim@wraptechnologies.com © 2018 Wrap Technologies, Inc. — All Rights Reserved
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