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Startup Team Development, for the Startup America Learning Series

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Learn basics of managing a startup team: Roles, Communication, Management Basics.

Overview team architecture and determine where gaps exist and how you can onboard team members into the right roles.

Learn basics of managing a startup team: Roles, Communication, Management Basics.

Overview team architecture and determine where gaps exist and how you can onboard team members into the right roles.

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  1. 1. Startup Team Development for the Startup America Learning Series
  2. 2. Intro: Founder Training Center • The Founder Training Center helps emerging entrepreneurs and business owners exceed the $100K and $1MM revenue milestones through engaging, interactive learning experiences that sharpen business skills. • Founders at our regional incubator, Portland Ten, have generated over $20MM in revenues and funding in the past 2-3 years. • Alumni companies of Founder Training Center’s Marathon and Sprint programs include ShopIgniter, Night & Day Studios, The Good, Plexus Engine, Alma Chocolate, Bunk Sandwiches, Taplister, and many more.
  3. 3. Intro: Carolynn Duncan • Carolynn Duncan is an expert in startup management; the CEO of Founder Training Center and founder of Portland Ten, a regional incubator in the Northwest whose alumni have generated more than $20MM in revenue and funding in the prior 2-3 years. • Prior experience at a venture capital fund (Epic Ventures), entrepreneur centers (Eastern Idaho Entrepreneurial Center), seed fund (Provo Labs), speedpitching events (FundingUniverse), micro-incubator (Hundred Dollar Business), and as a team member of tech startups (TagJungle). • Carolynn is also the founder of Social Venture Society, a private forum which explores social venture capital and impact investing, and is in the process of developing a social venture fund. She also works with at-risk youth as a Big Sister for Big Brothers Big Sisters.
  4. 4. Today’s Webinar Startup Team Development • Why the team is so critical • Review 3 key roles: management, staff, advisory • Overview communication & documentation • Discuss simple tactics for team management
  5. 5. It’s All About The Team “The team is 70% of why a venture capital deal does, or does not, happen.” -Bob Pothier, venture partner at EPIC Ventures
  6. 6. Roles Advisors Management Staff
  7. 7. The Ideal Team Advisory Management Employees/Staff/Contract
  8. 8. The Ideal Team Industry Strategy/Experience Money/Rolodex Product CEO VP Biz DEv Developers Ops Sales/Mktg Service Prov.
  9. 9. Where Are The Gaps on Your Team? Industry Strategy/Experience Money/Rolodex Product CEO VP Biz DEv Developers Ops Sales/Mktg Service Prov.
  10. 10. Advisors Experience Perspective Accountability CEO support/advising Financial accountability Connections Funding/Fundraising Strategic direction
  11. 11. Management C-level, “architect”-talent talent in Exec/Biz Dev, Product, Sales/Marketing, Ops, Finance Heavyweight contributors Management experience, industry connections Able to build a process from the ground floor, hire additional employees, make improvements Founder/Founding employee status Equity compensation Co-decision makers, rapport, share control
  12. 12. Staff Employee, “programmer/hacker”-talent in Sales, Marketing, Product, Operations Mid-weight contributors Able to be managed Some experience, but not expert or highly connected Able to withstand startup environment, manage risk Able to follow an already existing process or make small improvements to an existing one Employee/contractor status Cash compensation, standardized schedule/role Non-decision maker, maintain good employee habits
  13. 13. Communication Weekly team meetings Check in calls, emails Staff mailing list Addressing challenges specifically and without delay Don’t keep bad news to yourself, be proactive and factual in what is happening Provide team with frequent updates on strategy as appropriate
  14. 14. Some Team Mgmt Tactics • Clarify roles via verbal conversation & written documentation • Identify team needs & meet them consistently • Establish clear schedules, compensation structure & pay dates • Have a regularly scheduled team meeting/update • Add to the team’s “morale bank” regularly– team parties, 1-on-1 meetings, perks & fun • Meet 1/x month or 1/x quarter w/ advisors • Always take the hit first, and address team issues privately & specifically when needed
  15. 15. Checking In • Sound familiar? • How close is your team to meeting this structure?
  16. 16. Recap Team Management • Overviewed basic team architecture • Gauge gaps on your team • Review some simple team management tactics • Next steps: construct a simple org chart with basic roles/resp, compensation, team management structure
  17. 17. Questions?
  18. 18. Carolynn Duncan CEO, Founder Training Center cduncan@foundertrainingcenter.com foundertrainingcenter.com twitter.com/foundertraining slideshare.net/foundertrainingcenter

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