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The document advertises a startup incubator program that meets one night per week for 14 sessions over 25 hours total. Participants will refine their pitch, get feedback on ideas, interact with CEOs, follow a curriculum, meet in groups, and practice leadership. The program offers mentorship, a structured approach, and peer support, claiming an 85% operating rate, 70% ahead of plan, and 50% funding rate for past participants. Example success stories from past incubator companies are provided. There is an application fee and course fee to join.
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FI_Intro
- 2. Join us - http://FI.co/join
- 6. 1 Night per Week 1 Night per Week 14 Sessions in Total 14 Sessions in Total 25 Hours per Week 25 Hours per Week
- 7. Join us - http://FI.co/join
- 8. Refine Your Pitch Refine Your Pitch Get Feedback on Your Idea Get Feedback on Your Idea Interact with Top Local CEOs Interact with Top Local CEOs
- 9. Follow a Curriculum Follow a Curriculum Complete Assignments Complete Assignments Check Your Progress Check Your Progress
- 10. Meet in Groups Meet in Groups Practice Leadership Practice Leadership Rotate Groups Rotate Groups
- 11. Join us - http://FI.co/join
- 12. Mentorship + Structured Approach + Peer Support =Mentorship + Structured Approach + Peer Support = 85% Operating 85% Operating 70% Ahead of Plan 70% Ahead of Plan 50% Funded 50% Funded
- 14. Udemy Americas Online platform to create and take courses Valued > $1 Bn Udemy Americas Online platform to create and take courses Valued > $1 Bn Peerby Europe Web and mobile app to share products locally Raised > $10 MM Peerby Europe Web and mobile app to share products locally Raised > $10 MM iCarsclub Asia Web and mobile app to rent your car in Asia Valued > $1 Bn iCarsclub Asia Web and mobile app to rent your car in Asia Valued > $1 Bn
- 16. Join us - http://FI.co/join
- 17. $ Application Fee $ Application Fee $ Course Fee $ Course Fee 3.5% Options 3.5% Options
- 20. 1 2 3Idea Business Launch 1. Orientation 2. Vision 3. Research 4. Revenue 5. Naming 6. Mentor Idea Review 7. Startup Legal 8. Team 9. Product 10. Mentor Progress Review 11. Sales 12. Branding 13. Fundraising 14. Graduation
- 21. 1 2 3 4 5Great Idea Corporation Plan Progress Pitch Vetted by Mentors Reviewed by experts Tested in the market Formed by top law firm Set-up correctly Support expansion Viable revenue model Realistic go to market Strategy for development Initial product development Initial team members Advisory Board Pitch your business Strong materials Confidence
- 30. Join us - http://FI.co/join
- 32. Join us - http://FI.co/join 1. Do I have to share details about my idea? 2. What happens if my idea is not good? 3. Do I have to join the Bonus Pool? 4. Is 3.5% a lot of equity to give away? 5. Do I need to quit my day job? 6. How does FI help me if I have an existing company?
- 33. Join us - http://FI.co/join We are a global incubator headquartered in Silicon Valley that helps aspiring entrepreneurs launch meaningful and enduring companies through a step by step training program where all participants share in the upside.