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Garage48 is an event where teams work over a weekend to develop working prototypes of new product or service ideas. The goal is to demonstrate that devoted teams can create prototypes in 48 hours and promote entrepreneurship. Up to 100 participants are preselected into teams to pitch ideas on Friday, form natural teams, implement the ideas over the weekend, and demonstrate results on Sunday. Garage48 events are held in multiple locations and countries to spread startup culture globally in a short time period through hands-on learning.
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- 1. Garage48 Purpose and Activities Priit Salumaa, co-founder www.garage48.org
- 2. Concept • Garage48 events were started in spring 2010 by 5 active members of Estonian Startup Leaders Club • Garage48 is for people to turn their ideas into working products and services within one weekend (48 hours) • The goal is to make a practical startup event o Demonstrate that devoted teams can turn an idea into a working prototype within 48 hours o Networking - to get to know new people and have fun o Start-up companies can be started with lean budget o Promote entrepreneurship and start-up culture
- 3. Garage48 event profile • Up to 100 participants preselected o Project managers / team leads o Marketing experts o Designers o Developers (UI/web, mobile, backend) • Starts 5pm Friday with idea pitches • Natural team formation • Implementation of the idea • 6pm Sunday – demonstration of results • Less talk more action!
- 4. In the media
- 5. Garage48 events • Upcoming o April 2011 - Garage48 Tallinn o August 2011 - Garage48 Tartu • Garage48 Africa in 2011 o We are planning 5 events in different African countries
- 6. HUB: open & casual office Garage48 HUB
- 7. Team of entrepreneurial minded highly effective software engineers based in Estonia
- 8. Emergency Call • Work starts as soon as possible in 24h timeframe Sprint48 • Deliver a solution in a 48h time-slot Oldschool • Traditional development