Entrepreneurship

An Entrepreneurship workshop that helps participants develop an entrepreneurial mindset, learn how to start and grow a business, and gain practical skills in areas like idea generation, market problem-solving, and fundraising. This workshop covers the topics from identifying market problems and developing business plans to creating Minimum Viable Products (MVPs), securing funding, and building essential skills like creativity and resilience. Participation in this workshop can help individuals determine if entrepreneurship is a suitable career path, whether for starting their own venture or applying enterprising skills to other career goals. 

Benefits of attending this virtual workshop

Skills Development: Workshops teach crucial skills such as problem-solving, innovation, creativity, adaptability, and communication. 

Business Fundamentals: Participants learn the entire value chain of a business, from initial idea conception and market validation to crafting a business model and developing a business plan. 

Practical Tools & Concepts: Workshops introduce practical tools and concepts like the Minimum Viable Product (MVP), Theory of Change, and social impact measurement. 

Fundraising & Funding: Learn about strategies for securing funding and creating a sustainable fundraising approach for your venture. 

Entrepreneurial Mindset: Participants are encouraged to cultivate an entrepreneurial mindset, focusing on resilience, innovation, and a willingness to learn from failures. 

Who is this Entrepreneurship workshop for

Aspiring Entrepreneurs: Individuals interested in starting their own business. 

Students & Researchers: Those looking to apply entrepreneurial skills to their academic work or research projects. 

Current Professionals: People who want to develop an entrepreneurial approach to problem-solving within their existing organizations or career paths. 

Individuals Exploring Career Options: Anyone interested in entrepreneurship as a viable career route or exploring alternative ways of working for themselves.