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Derisking Your Business Model Dream It July 2008 V2.1
This presentation was made at DreamIt Ventures in July 2008. It discusses approaches entrepreneurs can use to "de-risk" their business plan, idea, service, or product before raising substantial sums of money (e.g, VC investment). Many entrepreneurs don't realize that there are many "out of box" ideas and techniques they can use to reduce risk in their business idea without spending or seeking significant capital investment. Finally, by applying the techniques and checklists included in this presentation, entrepreneurs will be much more likely to secure angel or venture capital investments. Written and presented by Steve Barsh.
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- Slide 1: De-Risking Your Business Model: A Brief “How To” Guide v2.1 July 2008 Steve Barsh www.stevebarsh.com blog.stevebarsh.com steve@barsh.com +1.215.888.2101 twitter: sbarsh Copyright © 2008 by Steve Barsh. All Rights Reserved.
- Slide 2: Premises Many entrepreneurs are “pitching prematurely” Seem to be looking for “validation” by convincing someone to make an investment Should be spending more time “de-risking” the idea “as much as possible” before pitching Sometimes entrepreneurs have trouble Identifying risks Coming up with “out of box” ideas on how to de-risk the risks 2 stevebarsh.com
