I admit it. I made a mistake in the pricing of So, What’s YOUR Story? workshop. The registration fee for a seat at the workshop has been reduced by 50% and the streaming by 60%. I hope you will take another look at the great line up of speakers, coaches, and mentors that will be teaching you how to use the power of story when talking about your businesses, products, and services.
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Are you an entrepreneur, a CEO, or a marketer searching for a better and more effective way to communicate the value of your business, product, or service? If yes, So What’s YOUR Story? is THE workshop to attend.
This workshop is bringing five incredible speakers together… an Emmy Award-winning TV producer, a professional writer and director, a well-known angel investor, a visual storytelling instructor, and a Silicon Valley pitch coach…. to teach you how to use the power of story in your business.
There’s one more really exciting innovative take-away you will get from this workshop. Each of you will get “YOUR 15-Minutes of Fame” by sitting down with one of the presenters (or qualified mentor) privately, one-on-one, to talk about your story ideas that you developed during the workshop. Your private conversation can be recorded for you to share with your team back home. This is a very unique opportunity that is included in the price of admission. Every person that attends will get their 15-Minutes of Fame.
Join Startup Monthly as teams practice and learn how to create great pitches to investors for their Demo Day on Jan 22nd. You too can sign up your team to participate.
The rehearsal workshop would focus on how to design, script, and deliver more memorable presentations, and how to best showcase your product when pitching your product to VCs and angel investors.
Here is the link to the event registration page: http://pitchworkshop1812012.eventbrite.com/
Quoted from: Startup Open
“GEW 50″ Now Vie for Trip to Global Entrepreneurship Congress in Liverpool
and One-Year Mentoring Program with Redbox Founders
In the search to find tomorrow’s job creators, Startup Open, a competition that searches for startups with the greatest growth potential, unveiled the “GEW 50.” The GEW 50 is a list of the world’s 50 most innovative new companies. These elite startups will now vie for a host of prizes to be announced on Nov. 14, timed with the kick-off to Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW) 2011. GEW is a global celebration of innovative and enterprising activity that was founded by the Kauffman Foundation.
Hundreds of applications from more than 60 countries were judged on concept, growth projections and knowledge of their industry.
“These 50 companies represent the best and brightest of today’s entrepreneurs–and they hold the key to spurring economic revival and sustained growth,” said Carl Schramm, president and CEO of the Kauffman Foundation. “We hope that recognizing these promising startups will inspire other aspiring entrepreneurs to take chances and start new ventures.”
TimeGrab, from Socially Relevant, takes first place at the Jumpstart Days held at Rocketspace each month. They were up against 11 other companies this month and prevailed as the top company of the night. Way to go David and team. You made me proud.
TimeGrab, a revolutionary mobile platform to engage users before, during, and after fun events. TimeGrab for iPad creates mobile, social communities for concerts and sports that provides a rich visual experience around entertaining content and related ecommerce. TimeGrab is the social timeline tool that can be personalized. In addition to providing a fun mobile environment for users, it also serves as a fan development, management, and commerce platform for the events and entertainment industry, which can be deployed as a manage service or in SaaS mode.
