As you might expect, this is a big question, and generally we make sure you’re clear that our programs are designed to TEACH and WORK alongside you, rather than being a community of office hours or featured talks from other founders. If you’re not interested in listening, learning, and putting in the work to start a company, you’re in the wrong place.
Over the course of 12 weeks, we’re going to cover in quite a bit of detail, everything from how to validate an idea to how to incorporate your venture. Still, what more?
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Paul O'Brien Selected answer as best June 20, 2023
You will learn to:
- Identify and prioritize the opportunities in your industry
- Position yourself as a viable and competitive solution provider
- Understand the differences in business culture and practices in the U.S.; especially in communication, information presentation, and distribution channels.
- Define its own export cost structure to the U.S., taking into account regional variations and channels.
- Build relationships with venture capital and corporate venture firms.
- Rebuild its offerings based on constructive critique from one-on-one meetings with mentors and teachers.
- Evaluate different regional legal and tax considerations for the incorporation of companies.
Startups graduate with the necessary skills, knowledge, and relationships to be successful in the media tech industry.
Paul O'Brien Selected answer as best June 20, 2023