WHAT? A WORKSHOP? For our first-ever Startup Grind workshop, we’re focusing on one of the most pressing issues entrepreneurs face generating revenue and securing funding! We are partnering with FarShore Partners, a company that has worked with dozens of startups and Fortune 500 companies to design and build all kinds of applications. WHO SHOULD ATTEND? This is a workshop for entrepreneurs who have an idea and need insight on how to ‘Bubble Gum and Duct Tape’ your company and product into revenue and/or funding. We'll talk about how to get started, go over a review of commonly used tools and platforms to launch your idea quickly and discuss how to use these tools to identify product-market-fit and validate your business. GET 1-ON-1 SUPPORT Afterward, there will be an extended period for open audience Q&A where entrepreneurs can ask for guidance and specific thoughts on products they can use to support their current or upcoming ventures. LIMITED SPOTS Spots are limited, so get your ticket ASAP!
FarShore Partners
Head of Operations
FarShore Partners
Principal Solutions Architect
Friday, February 28, 2020
12:00 AM – 3:00 AM UTC
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