Stage: Ideation
Industry: Industry-agnostic
Key learnings
- Why some startups fail, and others succeed: stages, pitfalls and best-practices
- Understanding your market and what matters to customers
- Identifying your problem and designing your solution
- Articulating your value proposition
- Developing your market outreach strategy
- Funding an innovative venture & defining KPIs
- Iterating your business model and drafting a business plan
Program format
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Time:Â 6:00PM - 7:30PM
Hybrid program: sessions will be virtual and in-person at the Dobson Centre to accommodate our global network of speakers and mentors.
Who is this program for? ​
- You identify as a woman and are affiliated with ¿´Æ¬ÊÓƵ e.g., student, faculty, staff or alumni (graduated within the last 10 years).
- Your startup table is made up of 50% or more women founders.
- You are working towards validating your concept, creating a business plan, and launching your startup.
- You, or at least one of your co-founders, has technical expertise, and can build your business upon a technology, science, or idea that is significantly or radically disruptive.
- Your team is composed of multi-disciplinary professionals (including learners or graduates).
- You can commit to attending all the workshops and executing the project work (required to maintain your participation in the program)
Have questions about the program?
Email us at dobson.mgmt [at] mcgill.ca for more information.
