Workshop : Financer sa startup ! Bruxelles (anglais)
| sept ’10 |
| 9 |
| 13:00 |
Do you need money to start your business? How much? Where do you go to get it? Will you get it if you ask for it? If not – what do you need to do make sure you do get it?
Come to our Funding for Startups workshop for an in-depth conversation about your business with westartup Mentors and fellow entrepreneurs.
After four hours you will know exactly what practical, specific things you need to do first to get the money to start your business rolling. Our Mentors will discuss your specific case in detail and advise you which sources of capital you should focus on (friends-family-fools, Business Angels, crowd funding, venture capital, government funds, bank loans). They will review your pitch, find weaknesses, and will work with you to improve it.
Concrete actions, not more “training” or theoretic blah-blah.
All westartup workshops are carried out by volunteer experts with hands-on experience in either entrepreneurship in general or in a specific field of business practice.
Topic: funding – where to get it, how to prepare for it
Mentors:
Philippe Rooseleer’s day job is helping companies raise starting and growth capital.
In his spare time he helps companies with mergers and acquisitions, strategic planning, international expansion, that sort of thing. Oh, and he has three (yep, 3) masters’ degrees in such esoteric fields as Controllership, Applied Economics and Business Administration. Toss in two decades of career in finance and operations management at companies such as Solva
y and Noordnatie – and you’ll see why we’ve invited him to Mentor for this workshop.
This workshop can welcome up to 5 participants.
Fee: € 60 (including VAT) for westartup community members; € 90 for non-members
Who should attend: entrepreneurs with existing early-stage businesses or persons/teams with clearly defined business ideas.
Not sure if you qualify for this workshop? Want to know more?
Email at leo.exter@westartup.eu or call +32 477 45 75 39.
Brussels – The Hub
September 9, 2010
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