EMGI Junior Incubator

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This document outlines a turn-key solution for a junior incubator program with 3 phases: 1) A 2-day kick-off workshop to select up to 10 student projects. 2) An 8-week online and offline incubation program for the selected projects. 3) A 2-day graduation event including presentations and a demo day. The commitment includes guidance for each project and blended online/offline education. The partner's role is to organize events, help select projects, and facilitate local expert support. Expected outcomes include boosting local innovation and engaging students to develop the next young leaders.

A Quick Set-Up

1. Kick-off: on site Innovation Seminar and screening
2. Program: online weekly sessions (live and offline)
3. Graduation: on site Meet the Dragons

1/3- The Kick-Off:
• Our experts come to the Junior Incubator for launch
• 2 days workshop about innovation with up to 100
students' attendance
• Up to 10 projects are selected (can be teams up to 3
people per project)

2/3- Incubator Program:
• Program of 8 weeks of weekly online live and offline
sessions
• Every week, a 2 hour live session and 2 more hours of
reviewing assignments
• A pro-bono expert is trained and guided to serve as a
local point of contact for the students

3/3- The Graduation:
• 2 days of youth empowerment with our experts to finish
the Junior Incubator program
• Day 1: Marathon-like to nurture the students' project
presentations
• Day 2: Demo day with the participation of dragons + key
local persons from the innovation/education eco-system

EMGI Commitment
• Incubator's guidance for each of the 10 projects
• Blended education online/offline to optimize cost and
deliverables
• Enable valuable coverage for the young entrepreneurs
and the innovation center
• Build the roots for a professional startup incubator
• Both professional and agile program, including the
ability to set additional work days

Your Part
• Organize the venue for two events
• Inviting up to 100 students for the kick-off and help in
selecting the top projects
• Facilitate local expert(s) searching for students'
assignments local help
• (Optional) Acting as a local EMGI partner for youth
entrepreneurship

Expected Outcome
• Boosting local innovation spirit (image and exposure)
• Implementing high-level connections to ecosystem
(businesses and education)
• Engaging 100 students around innovation
• Deeply engaging 20 to 30 students with project
incubation - they'll be the next young leaders!
• Selecting 3 winning teams, who will receive
help/sponsorship from local companies, including 1
which will be funded

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EMGI Junior Incubator

1. turn-key solution & services

2. A Quick Set-Up 1. Kick-off: on site Innovation Seminar and screening 2. Program: online weekly sessions (live and offline) 3. Graduation: on site Meet the Dragons

3. 1/3- The Kick-Off: • Our experts come to the Junior Incubator for launch • 2 days workshop about innovation with up to 100 students' attendance • Up to 10 projects are selected (can be teams up to 3 people per project)

4. 2/3- Incubator Program: • Program of 8 weeks of weekly online live and offline sessions • Every week, a 2 hour live session and 2 more hours of reviewing assignments • A pro-bono expert is trained and guided to serve as a local point of contact for the students

5. 3/3- The Graduation: • 2 days of youth empowerment with our experts to finish the Junior Incubator program • Day 1: Marathon-like to nurture the students' project presentations • Day 2: Demo day with the participation of dragons + key local persons from the innovation/education eco-system

6. EMGI Commitment • Incubator's guidance for each of the 10 projects • Blended education online/offline to optimize cost and deliverables • Enable valuable coverage for the young entrepreneurs and the innovation center • Build the roots for a professional startup incubator • Both professional and agile program, including the ability to set additional work days

7. Your Part • Organize the venue for two events • Inviting up to 100 students for the kick-off and help in selecting the top projects • Facilitate local expert(s) searching for students' assignments local help • (Optional) Acting as a local EMGI partner for youth entrepreneurship

8. Expected Outcome • Boosting local innovation spirit (image and exposure) • Implementing high-level connections to ecosystem (businesses and education) • Engaging 100 students around innovation • Deeply engaging 20 to 30 students with project incubation - they'll be the next young leaders! • Selecting 3 winning teams, who will receive help/sponsorship from local companies, including 1 which will be funded

Editor's Notes

#3: Do not need quotation marks- I put it in capital instead.
#5: offline sessions?
#9: Don't understand last sentence? 1 which will be funded?

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