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1 Day
·Cohort-based Course
Use a simple framework to identify, map, and address your riskiest assumptions–before you ask for funding.
3.8 (3)
1 Day
·Cohort-based Course
Use a simple framework to identify, map, and address your riskiest assumptions–before you ask for funding.
Course overview
Join a like minded group of peers for a fast paced 3 hour workshop. Learn how to identify, extract and map your product's riskiest assumptions. Whether you are pitching a VC or a VP, you'll leave with a clear map to inform your request for funding.
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You're an entrepreneur who doesn't have time to make something nobody wants.
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You're a corporate innovator who wants to challenge the status quo and create new revenue streams.
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You're a solopreneur who has a side project but is nervous about making the leap.
Extracting risk
You'll learn how to identify and extract the risk in your idea so that you don't scale it too quickly.
Mapping your assumptions
You'll learn how to map your risk to focus on the leap of faith assumptions.
Selecting experiments
You'll learn how to select an experiment that addresses your riskiest assumptions.
Assumptions Mapping for New Products
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Oliver Barnickel
Christian Abt
Co-author of Testing Business Ideas, Founder at Precoil.
I help people test ideas.
I'm the co-author of Testing Business Ideas with Alex Osterwalder. I pioneered GE FastWorks with Eric Ries, coached emerging product teams at Adobe and even helped Toyota apply lean startup practices.
Before my transition into coaching, I spent over 10 years of my career at early stage technology startups.
I stay connected to the startup scene through my work with Silicon Valley venture capitalists and startup accelerators.
And most importantly, I created this course to help you quickly test your ideas, because I wasted years of my life building things nobody wanted.
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3 hours
Tuesday, December 6
10:00am - 1:00pm Pacific Time
Introductions
Extracting Assumptions
Assumptions Mapping
Experiment Selection
Q&A
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