- 6 Months
- For teams with great first prototypes
- F10 will support the start ups to create a minimal viable product
- Startups are accompanied on founding and funding company
- Lessons and workshops into six units for a total of 30 days
- Support on supplement teams
- Access to SIX, Julius Bär Bank, PwC Switzerland, Generali Insurances, Baloise Group, Raiffeisen, ZKB, ERI Bancaire and eny Finance members and mentors network
- CHF 15’000.– reimbursement for each team
F10 FinTech Incubator & Accelerator hosts Q&A sessions to provide information to potential startups about their 6-month accelerator program. The program helps startups with product development, go-to-market strategies, and market growth. It provides funding, office space, access to mentors and corporate partners, and training. Eligible startups have a prototype, validated problem, and at least two full-time founders. The application process involves online interviews and speed dating events before final selection is made. Frequently asked questions cover the types of startups sought, program details, and requirements for participation.
F10 FinTech Incubator & Accelerator hosts Q&A sessions to provide information to potential startups about their 6-month accelerator program. The program helps startups with product development, go-to-market strategies, and market growth. It provides funding, office space, access to mentors and corporate partners, and training. Eligible startups have a prototype, validated problem, and at least two full-time founders. The application process involves online interviews and speed dating events before final selection is made. Frequently asked questions cover the types of startups sought, program details, and requirements for participation.
F10 is a nonprofit FinTech incubator and accelerator located in Zurich, Switzerland. It provides a 6-month program to help early-stage FinTech startups develop products, launch MVPs, and find customers. The program includes lessons, workshops, mentorship, and CHF 15,000 in reimbursements. Startups work towards milestones and pitch to investors at the end. To apply, startups submit applications by April 28th and the top 50 are selected for interviews. The top 15 teams are ultimately accepted into the accelerator program which begins July 3rd.
F10 is a Zurich based FinTech Incubator and Accelerator that supports and guides Startups in transforming their ideas into successful companies, all the while stimulating worldwide collaboration with international finance organizations. The accelerator already has a proven track record of innovation, acceleration and product creation for financial services. In this presentation, you will find a lot of answers to your questions regarding our FinTech accelerator program.
The document provides information about the F10 FinTech Incubator & Accelerator Program for startups. It outlines the key dates for the program, which runs from November to April. It describes the topics that will be covered during the 5 training weeks in Zurich, such as building the right team, design thinking, business modeling, and pitching to investors. It lists the program criteria, including having an identified problem and prototype. It provides an overview of the 6-month accelerator program and its benefits for startups, including comprehensive lessons, access to mentors and networks, and expense reimbursement of CHF 15,000 per team.
The document describes an accelerator program for FinTech startups run by F10 FinTech Incubator. It provides details on the key dates and activities of the 6-month program, which includes an initial speed dating event in October, a selection day in late October to choose participating startups, and 5 weeks of training and workshops spread out over 2017. The program aims to help international startup teams develop prototypes and minimum viable products in FinTech, RegTech, and InsurTech.
CatalystBuilder is a Hong Kong based venture builder, started in 2015. CatalystBuilder provides funding, knowledge, connections and practical services to build your startup dreams.
http://www.CatalystBuilder.com
http://www.facebook.com/CatalystBuilder
F10 FinTech Incubator & Accelerator hosts Q&A sessions to provide information to potential startups about their 6-month accelerator program. The program helps startups with product development, go-to-market strategies, and market growth. It provides funding, office space, access to mentors and corporate partners, and training. Eligible startups have a prototype, validated problem, and at least two full-time founders. The application process involves online interviews and speed dating events before final selection is made. Frequently asked questions cover the types of startups sought, program details, and requirements for participation.
F10 FinTech Incubator & Accelerator hosts Q&A sessions to provide information to potential startups about their 6-month accelerator program. The program helps startups with product development, go-to-market strategies, and market growth. It provides funding, office space, access to mentors and corporate partners, and training. Eligible startups have a prototype, validated problem, and at least two full-time founders. The application process involves online interviews and speed dating events before final selection is made. Frequently asked questions cover the types of startups sought, program details, and requirements for participation.
F10 is a nonprofit FinTech incubator and accelerator located in Zurich, Switzerland. It provides a 6-month program to help early-stage FinTech startups develop products, launch MVPs, and find customers. The program includes lessons, workshops, mentorship, and CHF 15,000 in reimbursements. Startups work towards milestones and pitch to investors at the end. To apply, startups submit applications by April 28th and the top 50 are selected for interviews. The top 15 teams are ultimately accepted into the accelerator program which begins July 3rd.
F10 is a Zurich based FinTech Incubator and Accelerator that supports and guides Startups in transforming their ideas into successful companies, all the while stimulating worldwide collaboration with international finance organizations. The accelerator already has a proven track record of innovation, acceleration and product creation for financial services. In this presentation, you will find a lot of answers to your questions regarding our FinTech accelerator program.
The document provides information about the F10 FinTech Incubator & Accelerator Program for startups. It outlines the key dates for the program, which runs from November to April. It describes the topics that will be covered during the 5 training weeks in Zurich, such as building the right team, design thinking, business modeling, and pitching to investors. It lists the program criteria, including having an identified problem and prototype. It provides an overview of the 6-month accelerator program and its benefits for startups, including comprehensive lessons, access to mentors and networks, and expense reimbursement of CHF 15,000 per team.
The document describes an accelerator program for FinTech startups run by F10 FinTech Incubator. It provides details on the key dates and activities of the 6-month program, which includes an initial speed dating event in October, a selection day in late October to choose participating startups, and 5 weeks of training and workshops spread out over 2017. The program aims to help international startup teams develop prototypes and minimum viable products in FinTech, RegTech, and InsurTech.
CatalystBuilder is a Hong Kong based venture builder, started in 2015. CatalystBuilder provides funding, knowledge, connections and practical services to build your startup dreams.
http://www.CatalystBuilder.com
http://www.facebook.com/CatalystBuilder
Innovators Jumpstart 2015-NBIF (The Perfect Pitch)PlanetHatch
The document provides guidance on pitching investments to NBIF. It discusses NBIF's focus on innovation investments in New Brunswick and evaluates business plans based on the product, market, finances, competitive advantage, and management team. The document emphasizes that effective pitches are concise, focus on benefits over features, and address the audience's interests. Pitches should clearly present the problem being solved, the solution, market size, and path to profitability.
FasterCapital is an incubator that is offering a unique model of cofunding and cofounding. FasterCapital will become the technical cofounder and invests 50% of the money needed.
FasterCapital is always looking for expanding its network in the startup ecosystem. We partner with other incubators, accelerators, VCs, and service providers to bring the best benefits to startups in our portfolio and to reach out and support startups in our partners' portfolios. Our partnership model is based on non-obligatory and mutually-beneficial collaborative activities to help both FasterCaptial and the partner in reaching out to more entrepreneurs, investors, mentors, and startups enthusiasts. You can join our partners here www.fastercapital.com/partner/joinus.html
Gorilla Labs is a Venture builder (startup studio) designed to internalize ideation, rapidly iterate MVPs, and deploy accelerated go-to-market strategies for commercialization using Lean Startup methodology.
Co-founded by 2 INSEAD MBAs (Class of 2015)
Nikhil Jacob
Rubens Nigoghossian
More about venture builders:
http://venturebeat.com/2015/01/18/how-venture-builders-are-changing-the-startup-model/
What is a startup studio?
http://upstart.bizjournals.com/multimedia/interactives/2015/04/what-the-heck-is-a-startup-factory.html
Author's blog on experience in the Southeast Asia venture capital ecosystem
http://theventurevault.com/
The goal of this presentation is to describe how FasterCapital can partner with incubator and investment firms worldwide. The document explains FasterCapital's unique model of cofunding and cofounding and how it can help startups worldwide and increase their success rate both in establishing the company, developing the product and raising of capital
Paul has an idea for his industry but lacks technical expertise and funding. Investors are not returning his calls and suggest developing an MVP first. FasterCapital offers to become Paul's technical cofounders and invest 50% of the funding needed for technical development in exchange for equity. Paul would need to accept FasterCapital as a technical cofounder responsible for product development and raise the other 50% of funding needed within 3 months of joining their incubation program. FasterCapital does not provide cash investments, only technical development resources.
This document describes academic programs offered by TheWerk to support startups. The Certified Entrepreneurship Expert (CEE) program is a 6-month certificate program that provides structure, speed and connections for startups to grow quickly. The Master of Business Engineering (MBE) is a 2-year degree program that also provides these building blocks and covers the full startup process through scale-up. Both programs allow startups to focus full-time on their projects while receiving support like mentorship and tools.
The document discusses corporate entrepreneurship and innovation. It emphasizes that companies must embrace change, build structures to adapt to disruption, empower employees, and foster an entrepreneurial culture in order to survive. It introduces TheWerk as an organization that helps companies develop talent, set up entrepreneurship programs, and support innovation projects through its Certified Entrepreneurship Expert and Master of Business Engineering programs. The programs provide training, mentorship, and resources to teams working on corporate innovation projects over 6 months or 2 years.
Startup Braga is an innovation hub designed to assist the inception and development of high potential entrepreneurial projects for international markets.
In partnership with Microsoft Ventures we provide business acceleration programs for startups with global ambitions.
Fastercapitalcompanypresentation2018 180217101812Mohamed Sami
FasterCapital is a startup incubator and accelerator that provides funding and resources to entrepreneurs. It helps refine startup ideas, develop minimum viable products, and provides ongoing mentorship, networking opportunities, and funding of $50k-$1M in exchange for equity. The presentations showcase FasterCapital's vision, mission, services, success stories and testimonials from entrepreneurs who have benefited from their support in launching new companies.
Thomas Berglund - ´Learning by doing´ with Angel Challenge and upcoming annua...First Tuesday Bergen
Thomas Berglund, Styreleder i Angel Challenge fortalte om årets Startup Extreme og Angel Challenge. 20 investorer skal velge 1 vinner av 20 startups. Hver investor skal investere 50.000 kr slik at vinneren får 1 million. Dette er et omfattende og lærerikt program som går over tre måneder. Søknadsfrist for investorer er 1. april og 31. mars for gründere. Se her for mer informasjon: http://angelchallenge.com/ac-bergen-2017/
- Der Link is Societe Generale's innovation team based in Berlin that aims to enable cultural and technological innovation across the bank's German entities.
- As a small team, they focus on high-impact interventions like workshops outside usual environments and helping reduce fear of change, rather than long-term projects.
- Their approach involves leveraging external networks and vendors to support short innovation projects and introduce new methods like design thinking and data science to various stakeholders.
DocSend studied over 200 pitch decks from startups that raised $360 million total to identify best practices for graduating from bootstrapped to seed funding or angels to a Series A. They found that decks should tell a clear story, be visual, and have 10-13 concise slides covering the company introduction, problem, solution, market opportunity, product, business model, marketing strategy, team, traction, financials, and investment ask. Startup Studio Monterrey is an innovation studio that supports Mexican entrepreneurs through an accelerator program, mentorship, and connections to transform ideas into market-ready products and services.
Upon defining the Business Model elements, plan how to attract sales & investments through well-defined Startup Costs; a solid Prototype; an effective Elevator Pitch, and Sales & Networking
What is the Founder Institute? An Intro to the Startup AcceleratorThe Founder Institute
The Founder Institute is the world’s premier pre-seed startup accelerator, with chapters across 180+ cities and Graduates that have built companies exceeding $20B in estimated value.
We provide high-potential entrepreneurs and teams with the critical support network and structured process needed to build an enduring company. Since 2009, we have helped over 3,300 Graduates raise over $700M funding, get into seed-accelerators, generate traction, recruit a team, build a product, transition from employee to entrepreneur, and more.
For more information, see https://fi.co/overview
The Founder Institute is the World's Largest Startup Accelerator, with over 550 graduate companies across 32 cities, 13 countries and 5 continents. Through our four month program, you can launch your dream company with expert training, feedback, and support from experienced startup founders and CEOs - while not being required to quit your day job.
1. The document provides an overview of starting a startup, from developing the initial business idea to understanding investors. It discusses developing a vision and mission, building the right team, validating the market fit, and establishing growth strategies.
2. Key aspects covered include defining problems and solutions, creating minimum viable products, focusing on acquisition and retention metrics, understanding different investor types and fundraising stages, and avoiding common startup mistakes.
3. Examples and case studies are provided throughout to illustrate concepts like unique value propositions, growth hacking tactics, and competition analysis. Readers are advised to thoroughly understand customers and markets in order to build scalable business models that attract investment.
This document provides guidelines for pitching a venture to potential investors. It recommends including sections that introduce the company and its solution to an identified problem in 1-2 sentences each. Additional sections should cover the company's strengths, testimonials, market analysis, business model, competition, management team, rollout plan, risks, funding needs and financial projections. Diagrams and visuals are encouraged over walls of text. The presentation should be logically structured, free of errors and practiced within a 15 slide limit.
The document provides important dates and information for a business plan presentation, including:
- Consultation week is March 29th to April 1st to sign up for presentations taking place April 7th to 9th.
- Presentation format includes a 20 minute presentation of the business plan followed by a 10 minute Q&A session. Time limits will be strictly enforced.
- The presentation should address: what the idea/venture is, the opportunity in the market, the value proposition and how money will be made, and key business objectives like revenue and growth targets.
The document provides important dates and information for a business plan presentation taking place from April 7-9, 2010. It outlines the consultation period before the presentation, as well as the presentation format which will consist of a 20 minute presentation by each team followed by a 10 minute Q&A session. Teams are encouraged to have all members participate. Presentations must be in PowerPoint format. The document also provides a brief overview of key business model concepts and examples of how to structure a business plan presentation covering what the idea is, why it is an opportunity, how it will work and key business objectives.
The document provides important dates and information for a business plan presentation taking place from April 7-9, 2010. It outlines the consultation period before the presentation, as well as the presentation format which will consist of a 20 minute presentation by each team followed by a 10 minute Q&A session. The presentation must be in PowerPoint format. The document also provides a brief definition of a business model and examples of business model concepts like value propositions, distribution channels, and revenue models. Lastly, it discusses different methods of funding a business such as venture capital, bank loans, and funding from family and friends.
Innovators Jumpstart 2015-NBIF (The Perfect Pitch)PlanetHatch
The document provides guidance on pitching investments to NBIF. It discusses NBIF's focus on innovation investments in New Brunswick and evaluates business plans based on the product, market, finances, competitive advantage, and management team. The document emphasizes that effective pitches are concise, focus on benefits over features, and address the audience's interests. Pitches should clearly present the problem being solved, the solution, market size, and path to profitability.
FasterCapital is an incubator that is offering a unique model of cofunding and cofounding. FasterCapital will become the technical cofounder and invests 50% of the money needed.
FasterCapital is always looking for expanding its network in the startup ecosystem. We partner with other incubators, accelerators, VCs, and service providers to bring the best benefits to startups in our portfolio and to reach out and support startups in our partners' portfolios. Our partnership model is based on non-obligatory and mutually-beneficial collaborative activities to help both FasterCaptial and the partner in reaching out to more entrepreneurs, investors, mentors, and startups enthusiasts. You can join our partners here www.fastercapital.com/partner/joinus.html
Gorilla Labs is a Venture builder (startup studio) designed to internalize ideation, rapidly iterate MVPs, and deploy accelerated go-to-market strategies for commercialization using Lean Startup methodology.
Co-founded by 2 INSEAD MBAs (Class of 2015)
Nikhil Jacob
Rubens Nigoghossian
More about venture builders:
http://venturebeat.com/2015/01/18/how-venture-builders-are-changing-the-startup-model/
What is a startup studio?
http://upstart.bizjournals.com/multimedia/interactives/2015/04/what-the-heck-is-a-startup-factory.html
Author's blog on experience in the Southeast Asia venture capital ecosystem
http://theventurevault.com/
The goal of this presentation is to describe how FasterCapital can partner with incubator and investment firms worldwide. The document explains FasterCapital's unique model of cofunding and cofounding and how it can help startups worldwide and increase their success rate both in establishing the company, developing the product and raising of capital
Paul has an idea for his industry but lacks technical expertise and funding. Investors are not returning his calls and suggest developing an MVP first. FasterCapital offers to become Paul's technical cofounders and invest 50% of the funding needed for technical development in exchange for equity. Paul would need to accept FasterCapital as a technical cofounder responsible for product development and raise the other 50% of funding needed within 3 months of joining their incubation program. FasterCapital does not provide cash investments, only technical development resources.
This document describes academic programs offered by TheWerk to support startups. The Certified Entrepreneurship Expert (CEE) program is a 6-month certificate program that provides structure, speed and connections for startups to grow quickly. The Master of Business Engineering (MBE) is a 2-year degree program that also provides these building blocks and covers the full startup process through scale-up. Both programs allow startups to focus full-time on their projects while receiving support like mentorship and tools.
The document discusses corporate entrepreneurship and innovation. It emphasizes that companies must embrace change, build structures to adapt to disruption, empower employees, and foster an entrepreneurial culture in order to survive. It introduces TheWerk as an organization that helps companies develop talent, set up entrepreneurship programs, and support innovation projects through its Certified Entrepreneurship Expert and Master of Business Engineering programs. The programs provide training, mentorship, and resources to teams working on corporate innovation projects over 6 months or 2 years.
Startup Braga is an innovation hub designed to assist the inception and development of high potential entrepreneurial projects for international markets.
In partnership with Microsoft Ventures we provide business acceleration programs for startups with global ambitions.
Fastercapitalcompanypresentation2018 180217101812Mohamed Sami
FasterCapital is a startup incubator and accelerator that provides funding and resources to entrepreneurs. It helps refine startup ideas, develop minimum viable products, and provides ongoing mentorship, networking opportunities, and funding of $50k-$1M in exchange for equity. The presentations showcase FasterCapital's vision, mission, services, success stories and testimonials from entrepreneurs who have benefited from their support in launching new companies.
Thomas Berglund - ´Learning by doing´ with Angel Challenge and upcoming annua...First Tuesday Bergen
Thomas Berglund, Styreleder i Angel Challenge fortalte om årets Startup Extreme og Angel Challenge. 20 investorer skal velge 1 vinner av 20 startups. Hver investor skal investere 50.000 kr slik at vinneren får 1 million. Dette er et omfattende og lærerikt program som går over tre måneder. Søknadsfrist for investorer er 1. april og 31. mars for gründere. Se her for mer informasjon: http://angelchallenge.com/ac-bergen-2017/
- Der Link is Societe Generale's innovation team based in Berlin that aims to enable cultural and technological innovation across the bank's German entities.
- As a small team, they focus on high-impact interventions like workshops outside usual environments and helping reduce fear of change, rather than long-term projects.
- Their approach involves leveraging external networks and vendors to support short innovation projects and introduce new methods like design thinking and data science to various stakeholders.
DocSend studied over 200 pitch decks from startups that raised $360 million total to identify best practices for graduating from bootstrapped to seed funding or angels to a Series A. They found that decks should tell a clear story, be visual, and have 10-13 concise slides covering the company introduction, problem, solution, market opportunity, product, business model, marketing strategy, team, traction, financials, and investment ask. Startup Studio Monterrey is an innovation studio that supports Mexican entrepreneurs through an accelerator program, mentorship, and connections to transform ideas into market-ready products and services.
Upon defining the Business Model elements, plan how to attract sales & investments through well-defined Startup Costs; a solid Prototype; an effective Elevator Pitch, and Sales & Networking
What is the Founder Institute? An Intro to the Startup AcceleratorThe Founder Institute
The Founder Institute is the world’s premier pre-seed startup accelerator, with chapters across 180+ cities and Graduates that have built companies exceeding $20B in estimated value.
We provide high-potential entrepreneurs and teams with the critical support network and structured process needed to build an enduring company. Since 2009, we have helped over 3,300 Graduates raise over $700M funding, get into seed-accelerators, generate traction, recruit a team, build a product, transition from employee to entrepreneur, and more.
For more information, see https://fi.co/overview
The Founder Institute is the World's Largest Startup Accelerator, with over 550 graduate companies across 32 cities, 13 countries and 5 continents. Through our four month program, you can launch your dream company with expert training, feedback, and support from experienced startup founders and CEOs - while not being required to quit your day job.
1. The document provides an overview of starting a startup, from developing the initial business idea to understanding investors. It discusses developing a vision and mission, building the right team, validating the market fit, and establishing growth strategies.
2. Key aspects covered include defining problems and solutions, creating minimum viable products, focusing on acquisition and retention metrics, understanding different investor types and fundraising stages, and avoiding common startup mistakes.
3. Examples and case studies are provided throughout to illustrate concepts like unique value propositions, growth hacking tactics, and competition analysis. Readers are advised to thoroughly understand customers and markets in order to build scalable business models that attract investment.
This document provides guidelines for pitching a venture to potential investors. It recommends including sections that introduce the company and its solution to an identified problem in 1-2 sentences each. Additional sections should cover the company's strengths, testimonials, market analysis, business model, competition, management team, rollout plan, risks, funding needs and financial projections. Diagrams and visuals are encouraged over walls of text. The presentation should be logically structured, free of errors and practiced within a 15 slide limit.
The document provides important dates and information for a business plan presentation, including:
- Consultation week is March 29th to April 1st to sign up for presentations taking place April 7th to 9th.
- Presentation format includes a 20 minute presentation of the business plan followed by a 10 minute Q&A session. Time limits will be strictly enforced.
- The presentation should address: what the idea/venture is, the opportunity in the market, the value proposition and how money will be made, and key business objectives like revenue and growth targets.
The document provides important dates and information for a business plan presentation taking place from April 7-9, 2010. It outlines the consultation period before the presentation, as well as the presentation format which will consist of a 20 minute presentation by each team followed by a 10 minute Q&A session. Teams are encouraged to have all members participate. Presentations must be in PowerPoint format. The document also provides a brief overview of key business model concepts and examples of how to structure a business plan presentation covering what the idea is, why it is an opportunity, how it will work and key business objectives.
The document provides important dates and information for a business plan presentation taking place from April 7-9, 2010. It outlines the consultation period before the presentation, as well as the presentation format which will consist of a 20 minute presentation by each team followed by a 10 minute Q&A session. The presentation must be in PowerPoint format. The document also provides a brief definition of a business model and examples of business model concepts like value propositions, distribution channels, and revenue models. Lastly, it discusses different methods of funding a business such as venture capital, bank loans, and funding from family and friends.
The document provides information about an entrepreneurship presentation, including:
1) Important dates for consultation week and the presentation week in March and April where teams must submit their business plans.
2) The presentation format which allocates 20 minutes for each team's presentation and 10 minutes for Q&A with judges.
3) Encouragement for all team members to participate in the presentation and Q&A.
4) Requirement that all presentations be in PowerPoint format downloadable from the provided website.
FiBAN - Pitching to business angels - By Bill PayneFiBAN
Bill Payne is an experienced angel investor and entrepreneur who has founded or invested in over 50 startups. For three decades, he has successfully helped launch and support new companies. He will be giving a presentation on pitching investors and the key components of an effective business plan. The presentation will cover the essential elements investors want to see, including information on the market opportunity, solution, competition, marketing strategy, management team, financial projections, funding needs, and an exit strategy. Attendees will learn the 10:20:30 rule for PowerPoint presentations to investors, emphasizing concise, well-structured slides and leaving ample time for Q&A.
The NDRC Catalyser program is a 6-month acceleration program that provides up to €100k in investment for early-stage companies. It seeks companies with deep technology, beyond proof-of-concept, that address significant unmet needs. The program provides mentoring, access to networks, and expertise to help companies become investor-ready or revenue-sustaining within 6-9 months. Investment is via a convertible loan that converts to equity at a later round at a 20% discount. The application process involves an online form and potential invite to pitch to NDRC. The selection criteria focus on the problem and solution, market opportunity, competitive advantage, business model, team, and ability to reach milestones in
The NDRC Catalyser program is a 6-month acceleration program that provides up to €100k in investment for early-stage companies. It seeks companies with deep technology, beyond proof-of-concept, that address significant unmet needs. The program provides mentoring, access to networks, and expertise to help companies become investor-ready or revenue-sustaining within 6-9 months. Investment is via a convertible loan that converts to equity at a later round at a 20% discount. The application process involves an online form and pitch invitation, with the final investment pitch evaluating problems, solutions, opportunities, advantages, business models, teams, and milestones.
Nestholma is a venture accelerator that helps startups and large corporations collaborate. It uses a proven accelerator model to invest in startups and provide hands-on support. The program combines mentorship, workshops, and networking events to help startups validate ideas, develop products, and access potential partners and customers from partner corporations. It aims to create scalable new businesses by leveraging the startups' agility and the corporations' resources and industry expertise.
Odoo Experience 2018 - QuickStart 2.0: How to Guarantee Your Odoo Implementat...ElínAnna Jónasdóttir
1) The document discusses QuickStart, an implementation approach used by Odoo Belgium to guarantee success for Odoo projects with small and medium enterprises. It focuses on keeping implementations standard, fast, and affordable.
2) QuickStart comes in several variants depending on a client's needs - from hands-off Q&A support to fully managed "All In" implementations. Standard QuickStart aims to implement Odoo solutions as is with minimal customization in an iterative process.
3) Key metrics are presented on the efficiency and profitability of QuickStart, with the team achieving an 85% billable time on average while limiting development work to about 12.5% of total project hours. Maintaining a
How to Submit an Effective Conference ProposalCasey Breslin
This document provides guidance on submitting effective proposals for conference sessions at the AFP Annual Conference. It discusses why practitioners and associates should submit proposals, giving them an opportunity to share knowledge and solutions. It also overviewed the proposal review process, emphasizing that only about 25% of over 600 submissions are typically accepted. The document offers tips for crafting compelling proposals, including involving practitioners, using creative session formats and titles, focusing on problems and results, and providing value to attendees.
This document provides guidance for entrepreneurs participating in an ongoing mentorship program run by CRDF Global. It outlines the goals of the program, expectations for mentees, deliverables to be completed, and a curriculum for mentorship meetings over a 6 month period. Mentees will create documents like a business model canvas and pitch deck, conduct customer interviews, and develop an online presence on platforms like Gust. The guide aims to help mentees maximize their learning from mentors and prepare thoroughly for mentorship meetings.
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The document provides guidance on how to create an effective investor pitch deck. It emphasizes that the purpose of the deck is to engage investors and get them excited to learn more, not to answer all questions or close an immediate deal. The deck should tell a compelling story in 10-13 concise slides that leave investors wanting more information. Common mistakes to avoid include overly long presentations with too many slides, too much text or detail, and unrealistic assumptions. An effective deck covers the vision, traction to date, market opportunity and problem being solved, product/service, business model, marketing strategy, team, financial projections, competition, and funding request.
Funding for innovation for creative and cultural enterprises (Brighton)golantmediaventures
This document provides an agenda and information for an event on funding innovation for creative and cultural enterprises. The event will include presentations and discussions on various funding opportunities and case studies. Speakers will cover topics such as the funding landscape, growth accelerators, R&D tax credits, private finance options, and European funding. There will also be a working session for attendees and a case study on financing a media distribution platform. The goal is to help creative enterprises understand available funding to support innovation.
This document provides guidance for consultants on preparing SMEs for their first IMP3rove innovation management assessment. It outlines the assessment process, the roles of the consultant and SME, and the key pillars of preparation: content, technical, and logistical. Consultants are advised to clearly communicate the process, request necessary data from the SME in advance, and familiarize themselves with the assessment platform and questionnaires. The document also provides examples of qualitative questions consultants can ask SMEs during assessments to gain deeper insights.
This document describes the Gauntlet Bootcamp, an intensive one-week program that provides entrepreneurs with the tools, strategies, and connections needed to scale their businesses. Participants will learn about traction, team building, product development, financial planning, and pitching from experts in early-stage investing. The bootcamp utilizes a structured curriculum and schedule of classes, workshops, and networking events to guide entrepreneurs through each aspect of building a business.
This document provides guidance on preparing an effective investor presentation. It explains that investors will use the initial presentation meeting to evaluate entrepreneurs and eliminate those they don't believe in or trust. The key elements of a presentation are outlined as the problem being solved, the solution, the market size and growth, revenue model, current and targeted customers, distribution channels, competition, strategic partners, management team, financing needed, financial projections, and exit strategy. Presenters are advised to keep the presentation concise at around 12 slides, use visuals over text, and practice extensively to feel comfortable during the question and answer period.
20 slides to outline the new Entrepreneurship programme delivered on behalf of the GMIT Innovation in Business Centres (IiBC) in Galway and Castelebar by Donncha Hughes.
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CRISIL evaluates lenders in India by analyzing financial performance, loan portfolio quality, risk management practices, capital adequacy, market position, and adherence to regulatory requirements. This comprehensive assessment ensures a thorough evaluation of creditworthiness and financial strength. Each criterion is meticulously examined to provide credible and reliable ratings.
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2. A Dozen Reasons Why Startups Fail
F10 FINTECH INCUBATOR & ACCELERATOR Q & A Session
1. No funding
2. Poor team
3. Poor product
4. Bad timing
5. No customers
6. Competition
Here is where F10 FinTech Incubator & Accelerator helps!
7. Lack of focus
8. Lack of passion
9. Bad location
10. Not profitable
11. Burn out
12. Legal issues
3. F10 FINTECH INCUBATOR & ACCELERATOR
Corporate Members – Q1 2018
Lead Sponsor & Operator Platinum Member
Gold Member Gold Member
Platinum Member
Platinum Member Platinum MemberPlatinum Member
Platinum Member
Q & A Session
4. F10 is Located in Zurich – Switzerland in the Heart of Europe
F10 FINTECH INCUBATOR & ACCELERATOR Q & A Session
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5. F10 is Located in the Heart of Zürich
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16. Program Framework
Idea To Prototype (P1) Prototype To Product (P2) Product To Market (P3) Member Roundtable
F10 FINTECH INCUBATOR & ACCELERATOR
Product Development, Go To Market & Market Growth
Open Innovation Funnel
Q & A Session
17. Program Framework
Idea To Prototype (P1) Prototype To Product (P2) Product To Market (P3) Member Roundtable
F10 FINTECH INCUBATOR & ACCELERATOR
Product Development, Go To Market & Market Growth
Open Innovation Funnel
Q & A Session
18. Week 5 April 6-9
FINALIZE BUSINESSPLAN, LAUNCH
MVP, DEMO DAY & GRADUATION
Week 4 March 9-13
GET READY FOR INVESTORS
LEGAL & REGULATIONS
Week 3 January 20-24
PRODUCT / MARKET FIT
MARKETING & SALES STRATEGY
Week 2 December 2-6
PROBLEM / SOLUTION FIT
BUSINESS, PRODUCT & TECH.
Week 1+2 October 21 – November 1
UNDERSTAND THE CUSTOMER
PROBLEM, VISION, TEAM,
BUSINESS MODEL
P2 – Schedule 2019/2020
F10 FINTECH INCUBATOR & ACCELERATOR Q & A Session
19. P2 – Program Details
F10 FINTECH INCUBATOR & ACCELERATOR Q & A Session
6 Months (October 21– April 9)
For teams with great first prototypes, to create a minimal viable product
Lessons and workshops into five units for a total of 30 days
Access to Corporate Sponsors, Banks, members and mentor network
CHF 15’000.– reimbursement for each team, if Milestones are reached
23. P2 – Criteria for Startups
F10 FINTECH INCUBATOR & ACCELERATOR Q & A Session
Teams / Startups with a prototype (Click version or good PowerPoint are ok)
Real problem has been identified and validated
At least 2 team members working 100% on the project & present during Masterclasses
in Zurich-Switzerland
Online participation of the program is possible, but presence during the
6 training weeks in Zurich is mandatory
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33. F10 FINTECH INCUBATOR & ACCELERATOR
21 Oct – 1 Nov
Program Launch
Masterclass 1
Week 1+2
2-6 December
Masterclass 2
Week 8 20-24 January
Masterclass 3
Week 12
9-13 March
Masterclass 4
Week 19
6-9 April
Demo Day
Masterclass 5
Week 26
2019
Key Dates
Deadline - June 2
Application Period
25 Jun – 2 Jul
Online Interviews
(top 60)
22-23 August
Speed Dating
(top 25)
13 September
Top 15
Selection
2020
Q & A Session
34. F10 Acceleration Lifecycle / Roadmap 2018
Ideation Problem/ Solution fit Product/Market fit Launch MVPStage
Goal
Action
Output
Masterclass
Key Topics
Milestones
Get in Love with
the customer problem
• Start Program
• 2 Week Masterclass
• Project mgt. basics
• Understand the customer
• Reduce risks
• Accelerate the idea
• Vision, mission
15 customer
problems understood
Week 1 + 2
Demonstrate that idea
represents a problem
worth solving
• Develop & test prototype
• Validate problem / solution fit
• Understanding customer
forces
• Prototyping
• UX design basics
• Business model
• Strategy
Customer problems and possible
solutions validated
Week 8
• Customer problem validated
• Clear vision, mission
• Risks identified & mitigation
planed
Demonstrate business model
is working on a small scale
• Further validate problem /
solution
• Test business model with
market
• Marketing, branding &
communications
• Getting investment ready
• Market regulations
• Contribution margin calculation
Solutions tested with the
market
Week 12
• Validated prototype with customers
• Validated business model
• Unique value proposition
• Clear picture of MVP
Win first paying customer
Run proof of concept with
corporate partner
• Finding the needed
investment
• Launch MVP on the market
• Go to market strategy
• Investordeck
• Investorday
• Demoday
MVPs launched
Week 17 + 26
• MVP development planed &
started
• Customer acquisition planed &
started
• Investor Deck finished
• Business plan & case finished
• LOI with Corporate Partner
signed
35. F10 Acceleration Lifecycle / Roadmap 2018
Ideation
Trend Workshop
with each Corporate
Member
Startup
Selection
Startup
Scouting
Trend
analysis
Problem/
Solution fit
Product/
Market fit
Launch MVP
Stage
Goal
Action
Understand the
important &
maturity of Key
Trends
Output
FinTech Trend
Report
Scout active for
the Startups
working on the
relevant Trends
Find the right
Startups
50 Startups
short listed
• Invite 30 Startups for
speed date
• Corporate Partners
select Startups
Pick the right
Startups
15 best fitting Startups
Masterclass
Key Topics
Milestones
Get in Love with
the customer
problem
• Start Program
• 2 Week Masterclass
• Project mgt. basics
• Understand the
customer
• Reduce risks
• Accelerate the idea
• Vision, mission
15 customer
problems understood
Week 1 + 2
Demonstrate that idea
represents a problem
worth solving
• Develop & test
protoype
• Validate problem /
solution fit
• Understanding
customer forces
• Prototyping
• UX design basics
• Business model
• Strategy
Customer problems and
possible solutions validated
Week 8
• Customer
problem validated
• Clear vision,
mission
• Risks identified &
mitigation planed
Demonstrate business
model is working on a
small scale
• Further validate problem /
solution
• Test business model with
market
• Marketing, branding &
communications
• Getting investment ready
• Market regulations
• Contribution margin
calculation
Solutions tested with
the market
Week 12
• Validated prototype with
customers
• Validated business model
• Unique value proposition
• Clear picture of MVP
Win first paying
customer Run proof of
concept with corporate
partner
• Finding the needed
investment
• Launch MVP on the
market
• Go to market strategy
• Investordeck
• Investorday
• Demoday
MVPs launched
Week 17 + 26
• MVP development planed &
started
• Customer acquisition planed
& started
• Investor Deck finished
• Business plan & case
finished
• LOI with Corporate
Partner signed
36. Frequently asked questions
F10 FINTECH INCUBATOR & ACCELERATOR Q & A Session
What kind of Startups is F10 looking for?
We focus on early stage FinTech, RegTech and InsurTech Startups
from all over the world.
37. Frequently asked questions
F10 FINTECH INCUBATOR & ACCELERATOR Q & A Session
What is the offering for the Startups?
We help the Startups to further develop their product and launch it
on the market.
We reimburse a total of CHF 15’000.– expenses for each Startup (if
they reach the milestones).
We offer free office space in Zurich – Switzerland for 6 months.
We put you in the spotlight for 6 months and open doors for you.
We connect the Startups with the C-Levels of the Corporate
Partners.
38. Frequently asked questions
F10 FINTECH INCUBATOR & ACCELERATOR Q & A Session
6 months is very long time for an Accelerator Program.
Our goal is that the Startups find their first paying customer; and we
know from our experience that working with Banks and Insurances
takes quite some time.
39. Frequently asked questions
F10 FINTECH INCUBATOR & ACCELERATOR Q & A Session
Why is F10 not taking any equity?
Two reasons:
1) We are a non-profit organization. Our Corporate Partners mainly
want to learn about the technologies, the business models and
launch Products together with the Startups.
2) We want to coach the Startups as good as possible and help
them to bring the best possible solution to the market. We believe
that if we would invest money in you, we couldn’t do that.
40. Frequently asked questions
F10 FINTECH INCUBATOR & ACCELERATOR Q & A Session
Is F10 investing in Startups?
F10 has the option to issue a Convertible Note in the Startup during
the Program
At the next financing round of the Startup, the convertible converts
into equity with a cap of CHF 255’000
The Startup has the ability to rate the F10, the Program and the
Coaching to determine the convertible amount
The performance rating will take place after the deliverables of each
milestone
41. Frequently asked questions
F10 FINTECH INCUBATOR & ACCELERATOR Q & A Session
How does it work with the Masterclasses?
At least two co-Founders from your Startups must be in Zurich
during the Masterclass Weeks (6 Weeks).
42. Frequently asked questions
F10 FINTECH INCUBATOR & ACCELERATOR Q & A Session
Do you help Startups with getting a Visa for Switzerland?
F10 can not help the Startups to get a visa for Switzerland.
Therefore the Teams only have to be present in Zurich for 6 weeks.
Startups should be able to attend this 6 weeks with a tourist or an
education visa.
43. Frequently asked questions
F10 FINTECH INCUBATOR & ACCELERATOR Q & A Session
What kind of trainings does F10 provide?
Many different like; Pitch Training, Structuring your Value
Proposition, defining you Vision, Team Building, User Experience,
Marketing, Founding and Funding a Company in Switzerland, Legal
and Regulatory etc.
44. Frequently asked questions
F10 FINTECH INCUBATOR & ACCELERATOR Q & A Session
Not all of us are working 100% on the project is that a problem?
We only pick 15 Startups per batch. During the 6 month we help
them night and day with our heart and soul to be successful. Since
we give are all for the success of the Startups, we expect the
Founders to work fulltime on the project. Therefore we only accept
Startups where at least two persons work 100% on the project.
45. Frequently asked questions
F10 FINTECH INCUBATOR & ACCELERATOR Q & A Session
We already have an MVP, can we still apply?
If the Startups is willing to question their launched product, and if
needed to pivot the product, then we can also accept teams who
have already launched their product.
Nevertheless our main focus is on very early stage Startups who
have at least a validated prototype.
46. Frequently asked questions
F10 FINTECH INCUBATOR & ACCELERATOR Q & A Session
We are not incorporated, is that a problem?
Not at all. We help you to get incorporated in Switzerland.
47. Frequently asked questions
F10 FINTECH INCUBATOR & ACCELERATOR Q & A Session
How does the selection process work?
1) Applications will close on June 2nd
2) F10 invites Top60 for an Online Interview (25th June – 2nd July)
3) F10 selects Top25 for 2-Day Speed Dating in Zurich (22nd – 23rd Aug)
4) Corporate Partners from F10 select Top15 for Program
5) Program starts October 21st in Zurich - Switzerland
48. Frequently asked questions
F10 FINTECH INCUBATOR & ACCELERATOR Q & A Session
How do I apply?
Go to www.f10.ch and apply for it until June 2nd.
49. Great to have you
on board!
Please contact us for any further information
thomas.landis@f10.ch / james.sanders@f10.ch / lisa.Schroeder@f10.ch