MGA Elearning 5 : How to define the business model of your startup
Useful informations
This elearning training is in French 🇫🇷
Description
Are you a researcher, scientist, engineer?
Are you looking to learn more about health entrepreneurship ? Do you have an idea for a project ?
This e-learning module gives you the keys to define the Business Model of your startup and thus ensure its viability
This elearning is part of a series dedicated to entrepreneurship: discover at your own pace how to articulate science and business, as well as the essential skills to develop an innovative project.
These modules are part of the Medtech Generator & Accelerator program supported by Bpifrance: www.mga-program.com
What you will learn
- Find the match between your customers’ problems and your value proposition
- Differentiate the technology from the value proposition
- Evaluate the viability and choose between several business models
- Define your key activities, and position your startup in relation to your competitors and partners
- Use the Business Model to guide the development of your startup
Content of the training
Sequence 1:
Discover the experience of entrepreneurs about their Business Model : testimony of Raphaël Tomasi, Chief Technical Officer at Okomera, and Malo Louvigné, Chief Technical Officer at Healthy Mind
Sequence 2:
Why should you define your Business Model and how to do it, by Guillaume Berteloot, Operating Partner at Deeptech Founders
Sequence 3:
Customers, their issues, and your solution, by Guillaume Berteloot, Operating Partner at Deeptech Founders
Sequence 4:
The range of activities to create value from the same technology, by Guillaume Berteloot, Operating Partner at Deeptech Founders
Sequence 5:
The method to use the Business Model as a guide to develop your startup, by Guillaume Berteloot, Operating Partner at Deeptech Founders
Sequence 6:
Case study / Practical exercise
Intermediate exercices will guide you throughout the module
Teaching team
For any question :
Contact the Open Brain School team: scientific.affairs@icm-institute.org