Corporate

Investment for your start-up

Corporate 3 pm

Introduction

With training in Investment for your start-up you will develop your skills in one of the most innovative aspects of entrepreneurship in new businesses, such as start-ups, where you’ll explore key aspects such as ways to attract investors, the development from the business and the mechanisms for the launch and financing of businesses using new methodologies.

Objectives

  • To know the the concept of a start-up and the a thought inspired by his investor.

  • Understanding the term investment round and the risk-return ratio found in start-ups.

  • Learn the mechanisms for developing one’s own business and its promotion through start-up incubators.

Table of Contents

TEACHING UNIT 1. LAUNCH YOUR OWN START-UP!
1. The start-up: The evolution towards the new company
2. An investor’s perspective: Funding a start-up
3. Investment Rounds
4. The importance of return and risk
5. How can you attract investment for your start-up? Prepare your elevator pitch
6. Advantages and disadvantages of start-up funding
7. The business plan: Pitch deck

TEACHING UNIT 2. STRATEGIC PARTNERS IN THE WORLD OF START-UPS
1. FFF: Family, Friends and Fools. A special mention for the partnership agreement: the document you mustn’t forget.
2. Start-up Incubators: Start-up Launch
3. Research databases: Crunchbase and specialist services
4. Business Angels: Benefits and Challenges
5. Crowdfunding
6. Crowdlending
7. Crowdsourcing
8. Venture Capital
9. Banks, building societies and credit institutions
10. Other forms of funding

TEACHING UNIT 3. DRIVE YOUR START-UP TO SUCCESS
1. How can you identify business opportunities?
2. SWOT analysis of the business opportunity and idea
3. Analysis of the start-up’s operating environment
4. Analysis of previous decisions
5. Action plan

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