The document invites collaboration with various cities to promote entrepreneurial education through the TIE network, using an experiential approach to engage students in the entrepreneurial cycle. It outlines the curriculum that focuses on vital skills such as problem-solving, teamwork, and communication, along with testimonials from participating schools. Future steps include integrating real-life role models, a structured educational progression, and opportunities for parental involvement.

1. INVITATION TO COLLABORATE

2. ABOUT TiE

3. PunjabDelhiJaipurPatnaAhmedabadKolkattaNagpurPuneHyderabadMumbaiHubliBangaloreChennaiKeralaThe TiE Network

4. The TiE Philosophy

5. TiE 360 º

7. Experiential approach to educationRelevance and Correlation of traditional school subjectsStudents participate in the entrepreneurial cycleINTRODUCING TiE BIZWORLD

8. Recognition from businesses and leaders across the globeEntrepreneurial age – the only thing permanent is change.Resources for economic leaders of tomorrowIntroducing TiE BIZWORLD

9. 6 – 8 Sessions People Involved:Biz Gurus + StudentsBIZ GURUS: Volunteer EntrepreneursExecutive Summary : How Does It Work?

10. Covers the enterprise life cycleExecutive Summary : How Does It Work?

11. Importance of Entrepreneurial educationInnovation in the ClassroomThe Power of Thinking BIG!Executive Summary : How Does It Work?

12. Time managementFiscal Responsibility and Education Focus and Strategy Applications of CurriculaProblem SolvingTeam work CommunicationLeadershipPublic Speech NegotiationRisk TakingIdeas to Business OpportunitiesWhat Do They Learn?

13. “Make them & ship them out” – Shagun,VP Manufacturing, Sac Vert“Be reasonable” – Rahul, CEO, GR8“If you build it, they will come” –Krisha, CEO , Sac de Paris“Low Cost, High Price” – Dhriti , VP Finance, PaprKut“Sell, sell, sell” – Amit, VP Sales, TarzanWhat Do They Learn?

14. THIS IS HOW WE DID IT…Poddar World School, April 2010

15. Setting The Stage

16. Meet The Mentor

17. Unanimous Buy In

18. Job Shop v/s Assembly Line

19. Focus

20. Strategy and Team Dynamics

21. Dare To Design

22. Sourcing: Vendor Identification

23. Purchasing: Raw Materials

24. The Right Price!

25. Dare To Manufacture

26. Build To Last : Assembly Line in Practice

27. First Sigh Of Relief

28. Ready To Ship

29. ‘Just in Time’ Shipping

30. Reality Check

31. Raising Capital: VC Pitch

32. Raising Capital: Debt Funding

33. Impress the Investor

34. The Art of Pitching

35. Setting Shop

36. Rainmaking: Paying Customers

37. The Accolades Follow

38. Above All: Loads of Fun!

39. The ParentsThe Principal: Dr. VandanaLullaThe Participants: Students- Podar International SchoolTestimonials : Podar International School

40. NEXT STEPS…

41. (TiE Young Entrepreneur)TYEBiz MoviesElective application9th GradeIdeal ProgressionBiz WizSaving & Investing8th GradeBiz WorldBasic Orientation on Entrepreneurship7th GradeProgression Path

42. TiE World Involve real-life Entrepreneurial Role-models

43. Annual celebration of TYE @ TiE Summit