This workshop offers participants a hands-on opportunity to develop business models for their own ideas or hypothetical projects. While having a business idea is not required, participants should be familiar with basic business modeling concepts. This highly interactive session emphasizes teamwork, idea development, and extensive feedback, utilizing the Lean Canvas framework to refine and test business models.

Agenda

• A practical, hands-on session focused on drafting real-world business models

• Extensive opportunities for feedback and refinement of ideas

• Collaborative teamwork in a supportive, interactive environment

• Deeper exploration of the Lean Canvas framework

• The chance to network and exchange ideas with fellow entrepreneurial students

• Facilitated discussions aimed at overcoming common business model challenges

Goals & Learnings

• Apply core business model concepts

• Draft and refine a business model for a new or existing idea using the Lean Canvas

• Gain valuable feedback from peers and experts to strengthen business models

• Develop the confidence to iterate and improve business concepts

• Foster collaboration and exchange insights with other aspiring entrepreneurs

Place & Time

• am 09.01.2025 von 9:00 - 13:00

• im WU Gründungszentrum

Additional Information

• This workshop will be held in English.

Trainer

Dr. Rudolf Dömötör is the Director of the WU Entrepreneurship Center and the ECN (Entrepreneurship Center Network), a joint initiative of 35 Austrian universities promoting interdisciplinary entrepreneurship among students and faculty. He is co-founder of Entrepreneurship Avenue, Europe’s largest student-focused entrepreneurship event series, and co-author of the Austrian Startup Monitor, the country’s most comprehensive startup study. With extensive experience in the Austrian startup ecosystem, Dr. Dömötör has been a member of the Startup Council of the Federal Ministry of Labor and Economic Affairs since 2022. He holds degrees in business administration from the Vienna University of Economics and Business and the University of Technology Sydney, and he has completed research stays at George Washington University (USA) and the University of Canterbury (New Zealand).