The second installment of the workshop is here, back by popular demand. What is an idea? When does an idea become an opportunity? What is innovation? What is the purpose of innovation? Is entrepreneurship merely about tangible, monetary outcomes? Can starting a business lead to satisfaction in one’s life? How does one begin a business? What is the most fundamental requirement in starting up a venture: Guts? Money? Education? Team?
This Executive Summary workshop aims to not merely guide participants in the technical requirements of preparing an executive summary; far more importantly, it gives you a better understanding of what entrepreneurship is about, and how you can build an enterprise that is sustainable is every sense of the word. The workshop will also highlight important points that investors and “judges” look for in an executive summary. In short, it will help you to propel you idea further with a clear purpose!
Facilitator
The Executive Summary workshops will be facilitated by Dr Bernard Leong, who is co-founder of SGEntrepreneurs.com [yes, that’s us]. He is an investor for early stage Interactive Digital Media companies as a partner of Thymos Capital. He has been a judge on business plan competitions at NUS, NTU, INSEAD and was formerly an advisor to Start-Up@Singapore business plan competition.
Event Details
Date: Saturday, 3rd Oct 2009
Time: 9.30 am – 4.00pm
Venue: Civil Service College [map (PDF)]
RSVP here.
Expected number of participants is 60 and attendance is only by RSVP.
For more information on the Ideas.Inc competition organized by Nanyang Technopreneurship Centre, NTU and SPRING, please go to the main site.
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