Today the session is about Fundraising and was teached by Madhu Chamarty. Fundraising is how to gain funds in order for the start-up to run. The main thing Madhu talked about is how to make investors willing to invest in your start-up. There are three main questions which consists of…

Today the mentor was Sean Macmannis, a UC Berkeley alumni. He talked about the concept of a Go-To Market (GTM) strategy. This is a strategy that is applied when a business is ready to release their product to the market. There are five main factors included in the GTM strategy…

In today’s session of Silicon Valley Teenpreneur Program held by Edudot, the mentor was Madhu Chamarty. He is a Stanford alumni and mostly talks about the concept of Minimum Viable Product (MVP). Not only that he also tells the deeper truth about entrepreneurship and how to become one. From what…

Today was the fifth session of the Silicon Valley Teenpreneur Program held by Edudot. It is mainly talking about design thinking. The way how I define design thinking is the process of gathering ideas creatively in order to solve a problem. This is a required skill that every entrepreneur needs. …

In the fourth session of the Silicon Valley Teenpreneur Program held by Edudot, it’s mainly talking about elevator pitch and pitch deck. The mentor was Hanz Kurdi. He teaches us on the basic understanding of elevator pitch and pitch deck and how to use it in the future. When Hanz…

In today’s third session of the Silicon Valley Teenpreneur Program by Edudot the mentor is Sean MacMannis, a UC Berkeley Alumni. The main thing he talked about today was developing a business model canvas. Business model canvas is a good way to structure business ideas. There are 9 main points…

In today’s session of Silicon Valley Teenpreneur Program held by Edudot, the mentor was Beibei Song. She focuses on the topic of market research. I got the chance to have an in depth look to what market research actually is. There is two main types of research which is primary…

Today was the first session of the Silicon Valley Teenpreneur Program held by Edudot. In this first session, our mentor is Hanz Kurdi. He is a fun communicative guy that has an interesting way of teaching the basics of entrepreneurship. One of the biggest question I had was, how to…