ANN ARBOR ? Southeast Michigan entrepreneurs interested in learning quickly how to start, operate, fund and grow a technology or life science business will want to learn more about the Great Lakes Entrepreneur’s Quest FastTrac Venture program, which kicks off Oct. 17 Automation Alley.
FastTrac Tech Venture program is developed by the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation of Kansas City, FastTrac Tech Venture is an education program designed for entrepreneurs within the fields of technology of life sciences that need assistance with:
Developing and marketing technology
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Developing technology that enables the creation or enhancement of a non-technology business.
Developing biotechnology and life sciences products and/or services.
What will you learn?
Discover what you need to start, operate, fund and grow a technology or life-science business.
Course Content Description:
Session 1: Exploring Entrepreneurship , Defining the Target Market
Session 2: Conducting Market Research & Analysis, Testing Your Business Concept
Session 3: Entering & Capturing the Market Planning for Financial Success
Session 4: Building & Compensating Your Organizational Team, Protecting the Business & Your Intellectual Property
Session 5: Identifying Funding & Working With Investors , Managing Cash & Operating Your Business
Session 6: Bonus Session: Investor Pitch Workshop
Course Fees
Course registration: $430
Course materials: $165
Total registration fee: $595
Rebate upon completion: $300
Final cost per team: $295
Each registration allows for two participants per
company with one set of course materials per
company.
Rebates are granted with participation by at least
one company member at each six sessions and
final pitch presentation.
The identical track started Sept. 27 in Ann Arbor at SPARK Central.
For more information, click on GLEQ.Net
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