Jan Kennedy, director of the Munich chapter of the Founder institute lead us through the choices and decisions that a would-be entrepreneur faces after having that idea.
13. GOOD TRAITS
1. High Fluid Intelligence (not IQ –
recognise patterns & adapt)
2. High Openness (curiosity to challenge
norms)
3. Moderate Agreeableness (flexibility)
4. Experience (increases until 40)
14. BAD TRAITS
1. Predatory Aggressiveness
2. Excuse Making
3. Deceit
4. Emotional Instability
5. Narcissism (vanity)
16. The Typical Process…
1. You see a great opportunity
2. You tell your mum & she tells you it’s
fantastic
3. You build the solution
You lose all your money!
30. Problem – Solution Fit
1. Oil is Bad
1. Electric Scooter
2. No Vespa
friends Educate
3. Not Sure
2. Trial Vespa
3. Rent then
Buy
1. Vespa Buyer
2. Difficult
Commute
2. Difficult
Commute
„skinny tie“
„tried my firends Vespa“
„not sure if I‘m a scooter person“
45. Identify Assumptions to test
with an MVP:
Later Experiments
- Concierge Service (manual execution)
- Prototype (minimal viable product)
Consider Kickstarter Test for
physical products
46. Be current on competitor
offerings
Start Wireframing & Paper
Prototyping to get fast
feedback (Rapid
Experimentation)
52. My company, (company name)
is developing (a defined offering)
to help (a target audience)
(solve a problem)
(with secret sauce)
,
53. Investor Pitch Deck
Company Overview
What is the Problem & Opportunity?
Size?
Solution
How to deliver the solution
Benefits / Value of solution
Secret Sauce
Competitive Advantage
Competitor Matrix
Business Model
Financial Projections
Financial Requirements / Milestone
Summary
42% Funded
90% Success Rate