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Is Your Great Idea Really a Great Business - slides
by Don Goeltz
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April 18, 2023
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In this webinar we take you through the process of determining if that great idea of yours can be made into a business, using tools  called the One Page Business Plan and  Business Model Canvas. Don’t develop a full business plan or borrow money from grandma to start your business until it has been through this process.

Attendees will gain insights into their business idea by:
  • Developing an in-depth understanding of the value proposition of a product or service

  • Formulating a persona of an ideal target customer

  • Defining the cost structure and where partners can lower costs and accelerate growth

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Don Goeltz
Dr. Don Goeltz is an Associate Professor at Holy Family University, teaching strategic management, marketing, entrepreneurship, and international business courses. He is also a mentor to startups and small businesses through SCORE Bucks County PA.
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Is Your Great Idea Really a Great Business?

In this webinar we take you through the process of determining if that great idea of yours can be made into a business, using tools  called the One Page Business Plan and  Business Model Canvas. Don’t develop a full business plan or borrow money from grandma to start your business until it has been through this process.

Attendees will gain insights into their business idea by:
  • Developing an in-depth understanding of the value proposition of a product or service

  • Formulating a persona of an ideal target customer

  • Defining the cost structure and where partners can lower

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