Ideas, research, pivoting, sales, pitching, funding, monetization and hiring: These are some of the more important elements in creating a tech start-up. Many, including myself, are still learning the ropes. We are always learning, isn’t it?
The Founder Institute has offered Penn Olson readers 150 invites to its private online course titled “Startup and Go”. The online course is a series of presentations, which helps you build a strong foundation to creating a technology start-up.
Lecturers for the course include Aaron Patzer (Founder of Mint.com), Phil Libin (CEO of Evernote), Jonathan Abrams (Founder of Friendster), and Adeo Ressi (Founder of TheFunded.com and the Founder Institute).
Log on to the site, and gain access using the password singapore_vip. There are only 150 slots available, so be sure to sign-up soon.
One last thing
If you like what you see on Founder Institute’s online courses, be sure to apply for the Spring 2011 Semester in Sinagpore.
Early bird deadline: By March 13, 2011
Description: Through their four month pre-seed incubator program, you can launch your dream company with the help of expert training, feedback, and support from experienced startup CEOs – and you’re not even required to quit your day job.
Mentors: Phil Libin (CEO of Evernote), Roger Yee (Founder of Appnet & ShadowLogic), Derek Sivers (Founder of CD Baby), Rodrigo Sepulveda (Founder of vpod.tv & glowria) and many more.
Register here
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