
As part of the Lighthouse Series Specialised Track on Marketing and Branding, IDA brings to you this workshop to help retail service providers (RSPs) better understand the process and dynamics of fund-raising in order to increase the chances of success.
The workshop will be conducted by Douglas Abrams, founder and CEO of Expara and Expara IDM Ventures, a venture creation company and a business accelerator for the interactive and digital media industry.
Event Details
Date: Monday, 12th Oct 2009
Time: 9.30am – 11.30am (Registration starts at 9.00am)
Venue: IDA HQ, Multi-Purpose Hall, 8 Temasek Boulevard, Suntec Tower 3 #14-00
Key Highlights
– What do investors look for in a business plan and investor presentation
– How to avoid the most common mistakes and to get an investor to read your business plan
– How to get investors to meet with you and how to make an effective investor presentation
– Value proposition and innovation
– Market identification and analysis
– Marketing strategy
– Sustainable competitive advantage
– Business model, financial forecasts and valuation
Registration
Free Admission by Registration Only.
To register, simply email these details to broadband@ida.gov.sg by 5pm, 9 October 2009:
Name:
Identity card/ passport number:
Designation:
Company name:
Email:
Office Tel:
Mobile:
Seats are limited, on a first come first serve basis. IDA reserves the right to limit the number of participants from each company.
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