Our flagship 'FI Core' program combines structured sprints with constant feedback to help you reach the milestones needed for investment and growth.
起業家になる準備はできましたか? 春学期の仲間の中に、あなたが目指す会社の共同創業者としてふさわしい人がいるかもしれません。それぞれのワーキンググループのリーダーを選びます。また、どのようにしたらこのプログラムを通じて成功を手にいれることができるかを説明します。
Your cohort will be split up into the "Validate Track", "Launch Track" or "Growth Track", depending on each Founder's stage and existing progress.
The below deliverables are in addition to any custom "Epic Sprints" you may receive based on your specific challenges, and are just high-level previews of the 10-15 deliverables you'll complete through Working Groups and Office Hours:
Below are just high-level previews of the 10-15 deliverables you'll complete through Working Groups and Office Hours:
Below are just high-level previews of the 10-15 deliverables you'll complete through Working Groups and Office Hours:
How do you build a revenue model for your idea? What are viable revenue models to pursue? How do you identify ideal customers for a revenue model? What are some common problems with popular revenue models? Are there tips or tricks with different revenue models? How do you determine revenue drivers in your model? What do you need to know to finish a model? How do you choose between multiple revenue models and multiple ideas? どのように収益を上げますか。あなたに支払いをする人(または会社)を具体的に想定しましょう。収益を妨げそうなものは何でしょうか。別の方法で収益を得る方法も検討し、適切な収益モデルの仮説を立てましょう。
Below are just high-level previews of the 10-15 deliverables you'll complete through Working Groups and Office Hours:
How do you develop a good name for your business? How do you position the business with a name? What characteristics make a good name? How do you test different name candidates? What infrastructure do you need when you pick your name? Are there tips to finding a good domain name? What social media platforms should you look to get your name on? How do you develop a logo? Does a name really matter?
Are you pursuing a viable business idea? Can you present the idea in a compelling way? Have you done sufficient research on the idea? Is there a viable market? What about about the business is likely to fail? How can the business be improved? Are you a good fit to build this business over the next three, five and ten years?
After the Mentor Idea Review, Founders receive a larger number of custom "Epic Sprints" with deliverables based on their specific challenges. Below are high-level previews of standard deliverables.
How do you find the right team to launch your company? How do you identify the right set of advisors? How do you manage your advisors? What are responsibilities and compensation for advisors? How do you identify the right roles to help you launch a product or offering? Do you expect the roles to change over time? How can recruit people to fill roles when you have limited resources? What metrics do you track when recruiting? Do you need a cofounder? What are some common pitfalls with cofounder? Is a team necessary to launch a company?
Below are just high-level previews of the 10-15 deliverables you'll complete through Working Groups and Office Hours:
What does a new Founder need to know about the law to launch a successful startup? How do you pick a law firm to work with? What is the process of setting up a company? How much do you need to know about the law? What agreements do you need to run a company? What are common legal mistakes? How do you handle intellectual property, including confidentiality, copyrights, trademarks and patents? How much does the law actually matter?
Below are just high-level previews of the 10-15 deliverables you'll complete through Working Groups and Office Hours:
製品のロードマップを作り、そのために必要なものを検討します。時間やコストも見積もりましょう。どうやって進捗管理をするかも決めましょう。製品作りで陥りやすい失敗はなんでしょうか。 How do you plan to build a product or offering from the beginning? What are techniques to build a product roadmap? How do you specify what to build? How do you organize resources to build a product? What are strategies to estimate time and costs? What do you track to measure success? How often do you need to see milestones achieved? What are common mistakes when building product? How do you keep product progress ongoing when you have many competing priorities?
Below are just high-level previews of the 10-15 deliverables you'll complete through Working Groups and Office Hours:
How do you present the business entering the last few weeks of the program? Is the presentation compelling? Can the business scale? How viable is the financial model? Is the plan to build the business realistic? Is the product or offering planned out well? Can the business generate revenue? What needs to be improved for the business to be successful?
Below are just high-level previews of the 10-15 deliverables you'll complete through Working Groups and Office Hours:
How do you identify and close your very first paying customers? What are best practices to charge these first paying customers? Should you charge more or less in the beginning? How do you develop a sales funnel or conversion funnel? What are some best practices to track leads and sales? How do you hustle leads and close the first sales, whether business licenses or consumer subscriptions? How do you develop a culture of sales and generating revenues in the early days of a new company?
Below are just high-level previews of the 10-15 deliverables you'll complete through Working Groups and Office Hours:
Below are just high-level previews of the 10-15 deliverables you'll complete through Working Groups and Office Hours:
What are the various ways to capitalize your company in the very beginning? How do you ask friends and family for money to support you? What are the advantages and disadvantages of bootstrapping? What do local angel investors require before making an investment? How do you develop a target list of appropriate angel investors? What materials are required to raise angel investment? What milestones should you look to achieve next? How do you set your six month and twelve month objectives in the very beginning? How should you think about selling the business or exiting the business?
Below are just high-level previews of the 10-15 deliverables you'll complete through Working Groups and Office Hours:
おめでとうございます。投資家、家族、知人の前でそれぞれプレゼンテーションして、卒業を祝うとともに、事業の推進を決意しましょう。 Most people that enter the program do not make it to Graduation, because the Founder Institute curriculum is very demanding. However, the select few that Graduate have achieved several years of progress on their startup in just a few months. We typically celebrate the Graduating class with a small event attended by family members, mentors, investors, and more. Afterwards, Graduates gain access to the Founder Institute network, tools, and ongoing resources… and the real work of building and growing an enduring company begins!
The FI Core Program is just the beginning of a life long journey.
Founder Institute Alumni get access to a series of advanced accelerator programs, ongoing support from our Silicon Valley Team, valuable partner and service discounts, and more to continue building the business for years to come.
Dedicated Alumni Support Team in Silicon Valley
Access to the world's largest network of mentors and investors (40,000+)
Private Alumni mailing lists
$2.5M+ in partner discounts
Invites to FI sessions & network events
Potential introductions to investors
A series of virtual advisory programs where you work with our Silicon Valley HQ team to reach next milestones
Funding Lab helps get your lead investor within 6 months
The FI Venture Network matches Alumni ready for funding with a massive pool of investors that specialize in writing 'first or second checks' of funding
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Founder Instituteは世界最大の起業家訓練および スタートアップ立ち上げプログラムであり、 シリコンバレーに本部を構え、100の200都市に支部を持つ Founder Instituteは、30,000もの新しい雇用を創出した 8,900の会社の立ち上げを手伝ってきました。 当社の使命は、「シリコンバレーをグローバル化」して、 世界に100万のスタートアップ雇用を創出する 持続可能なスターアップ・エコシステムを構築することです。