Creating a Minimum Viable Product can feel like a daunting task when you have limited time and resources. In fact, isn't the whole reason you're fundraising in the first place is to get the cash to build a product?!
Using The Lean Startup's MVP methodology effectively is a great way to break this deadlock. By demonstrating to investors that your strategy and execution are desirable with real customers you'll be bringing some real world results to the table.
And the best bit is you don't need a technical co-founder - the guiding principles in this approach are simple, quick and cheap.
This session will focus on:
1. Sharpen your thinking by using the Problem, Solution, Early Adopter model
Identifying how your MVP can delight your customers
Some tips and tricks for building MVPs quickly
The content is relevant whether you're starting on your very first product or whether you have launched something and aren't sure what to do next.
The facilitator
Co-founder at IfWeRaise, Tim Deeson has more than twenty years of experience as a founder, CEO and board member for technology product and services companies including successful exits. More recently he has worked as an advisor to early stage founders.
He has helped hundreds of startups reduce risk and increase speed through the London School of Economics startup accelerator programmes.
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