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Startups: Selling before your Product Launch – How & Why (lunchtime)
Thursday 9 May 2019, 12pm – 1pm @River City Labs
level 3, 315 Brunswick Street, Fortitude Valley
FREE Registration & Additional Information
When is the best time to be selling your startup’s products?
The safe answer is, “once the product has been released”. But the life of a startup is not safe or risk-free.
You have a very limited amount of time to get traction before the money runs out.
This meetup will address the following questions:
1) What benefits can I get from selling my startup’s future products from day one?
2) What sales framework should I use?
About the presenter, Paul provides assistance to startups to upgrade their sales skills. Paul has been an enterprise sales executive for the past 18 years and has personally sold over $40M in transactions. His industry background is software, technology and ICT consulting.
Australian Intrapreneurs Summit | Brisbane
Thursday 14 March 2019, 8:30am – 5pm @Convention & Exhibition Centre
Cnr Merrivale & Glenelg St, South Bank, Brisbane, 4101
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Information about the event
Join us for this inaugural Australian event. Intrapreneurialism holds the key to unlocking the next wave of productivity and profitability within our workplaces and prosperity within our economy.
This global movement is being driven by INTRAPRENEURS.
Intrapreneurs are the human face and the driving force of innovation within organisations. They are the dreamers who do, the people who think and act like entrepreneurs while working as employees inside an organisation or enterprise. They are the future of innovation.
What will you take away
• Practical strategies for creating a future-ready workplace
• The trends impacting your organisation and business
• Ways to unleash the talent of your people
• How intrapreneurialism can skyrocket your career
• What Australia’s innovative organisations and leaders are doing
• How to build high-performing intrapreneurial teams
• How to lead a culture of intrapreneurialism and innovation
• How different sectors are driving intrapreneurialism
• How to prepare young people for an intrapreneurial future workplace
• How to develop educational systems that support and implement intrapreneurial practices
Who is this for
- CEOs. Executive leaders. HR managers. Team leaders
- Corporate Intrapreneurs; Innovation Executives; Change Managers; (Digital) Transformation Managers
- Established and emerging intrapreneurs. People seeking career advancement
If you are responsible for innovation and growth in your company, this event is for you and your innovation team.
Corporate Innovation Accounting – Use your budget in the most effective way
Wednesday 16 January 2019, 5pm – 7pm @River City Labs
level 3, 315 Brunswick Street, Fortitude Valley
More information & Registration Meetup – Lean Business Strategies or Eventbrite or via Lean Startup Night 
Traditional accounting methods are used to measure, monitor and manage innovation. However, it is also considered as a major innovation blocker.
PwC’s study from November 2018 highlights: ‘there is no statistically significant relationship between how much a company spends on its innovation efforts and its sustained financial performance’ (Global Innovation 1000 study)
The job of Innovation Accounting is to change just that, it maximises the bets an organisation can place to create new sustainable business models. It demands meaningful metrics to monitor progress, holds intrapreneurs accountable and gives them the necessary freedom and agility to succeed.
Join us and take your first step to building your Innovation Ledger.
Who is this for?
Corporate Intrapreneurs; Innovation Executives; Startups founders; Change Managers; (Digital) Transformation Managers
What will you take away?
- A new approach to funding projects and portfolios
- A new approach to measuring team performance
- The fundamentals of relating learning to financials
About Elijah Eilert – Lean Startup Coach (currently based in Melbourne/Adelaide)
Elijah grew up in Germany and has worked in various industries across six countries.
His passion for an evidence-based approach to entrepreneurship evolved from the frustration of applying traditional business planning and project management to his first Startup – which he co-founded in China in 2007.
Elijah has worked with large organisations such as Microsoft, research institutes like Fraunhofer and federal government bodies overseas. The vision and scientific approach that Lean Startup and subsequently Lean Innovation contributes to innovation is where his interest and passion lies.
This event is co-hosted with Brisbane Agile Meetup and is supported by BIGJUMP, Lean Startup Coach, Brisbane Agile Meetup, River City Labs, Elabor8, Lean Startup Co. Lean Business Strategies Meetup.
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