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Center for Entrepreneurship From Idea to Business ENT4000 September 1st, rd tutorial

Center for Entrepreneurship Creating new business opportunities >> Part 2 1.Create groups of 4-5 people i.Send one pr group containing names of group members to >> Deadline Sept 2nd

Center for Entrepreneurship Creating new business opportunities >> Part 2 2.New exercise: FRUSTRATIONS i.Identify 3 alternative frustrations ii.Interview at least 6 people in the process iii.Do background research to validate the frustrations iv.Document it in a ppt presentation with one slide per frustration >> to (deadline: 8th sept 10 a.m. – group tutorial)

Center for Entrepreneurship Creating new business opportunities >> Part 2 3.Next exercise: SOLUTIONS i.Identify potential solutions for 2 of the frustrations ii.Interview at least 4 people in the process iii.Do background research to validate the solutions iv.Document it by adding a solution-slide for the chosen frustrations in your ppt presentation >> to (deadline: 15th sept 10 a.m. – group tutorial by appointment)

Center for Entrepreneurship Creating new business opportunities >> Part 2 4.Last exercise: CONSEPT SUMMARY i.Choose one frustration/solution and write 1 page consept summary of the business opportunity ii.Some help in the book: ch.2.6. page 50 iii.Do further background research to complete the concept summary if needed >> to (deadline: 22th sept 10 a.m. – business plan lecture)