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Entrepreneurship Workshop at IE
The document outlines the flow and activities of an entrepreneurship workshop at IE. It describes the stages of the workshop which include checking in, identifying needs and opportunities, interviewing users and customers, brainstorming ideas, creating lean canvases and prototypes. Participants work in teams to come up with ideas like providing clean water or baby incubators to low-income communities. The workshop teaches entrepreneurial skills like empathizing with users, prototyping ideas quickly and learning from failures.
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- 2. Workshop Flow • Check In | Passion • Needs & Opportuni7es • Users & Customers • Idea7on • Lean Canvas & Prototype
- 3. How might we provide drinkable water to low income rural communi9es?
- 4. How might we provide premature baby incuba9on solu9ons to the BoP?
- 5. How might we redesign the biking experience for the BoP?
- 6. Converge vs. Diverge Flare Focus
- 7. How entrepreneurs approach empathy? • Without judgment • With a beginner’s eyes • Curious • Op9mis9c • RespecGul Expose. Observe. Engage
- 8. The challenge for this exercise How might we ________________?
- 9. Iden9fying Needs & Opportuni9es Team 1 Team 2 Team 3…
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- 13. Quotes & defining words Ac9ons & Behaviors Thoughts & Beliefs Feelings & Emo9ons
- 14. Focus on the user, his/her needs & the insights User Need Insight Why?
- 15. The challenge for this exercise How might we ________________?
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- 18. 7 Brainstorming Principles • Defer Judgment • Encourage wild ideas • Build on the ideas of others • Stay focused on topic • Be visual • One conversa9on at a 9me • Go for quan9ty
- 19. Idea9on: Brainstorming exercise Stay focused and go for Quantity!
- 20. Vote using selec9on criteria “Most likely to succeed”! Place two votes on the ideas that you think most effectively address the challenge" “Most likely to delight”! Place two votes on the ideas that would delight customers the most" “Most breakthrough/ Innovative”! Place two votes on the ideas that are most innovative"
- 21. Lean Canvas & Prototype
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- 25. Fail early & o`en Too late to fail $ Cost of an error Prototype, fail and learn early and cheap Project timeline Launch
- 26. It’s never easy You need many pilots, tests & itera9ons before you come up with the product/service/experience that fascinates your costumers.
- 27. • Learning by doing! • Team entrepreneurship • Global Mindset • Much more than Co-‐Working • Social Innova7on
- 28. THANK YOU! Social Innovation& Entrepreneurship at IE Twitter: @maxoliva36 max.oliva@ie.edu