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Lean Canvas: Create Your Business Plan Quickly
Recorded Webinar
Date: January 8, 2019 Duration: 1.5 Hour Language: English View webinar Viewing this webinar requires some basic information. This data is only used within SCORE and will not be distributed to any third parties.
About the event

A key to starting and building a successful business is planning. Sometimes, a business plan is required, but it’s not always the answer to creating a successful business.  Sometimes, you need to think lean.

In this session, SCORE Mentor David Terrell will walk you through a Lean Canvas to help you create a “blueprint” of your business. He will provide practical tips and tools and teach you how to:

  • Determine the key categories of starting, testing and growing your business
  • Identify your target customers and what you need to do to get them to buy from you
  • Recognize your customers’ problems and how your product or service will solve them
  • Communicate your value propositions that set you apart from your competition
  • Test your solutions and get valuable feedback
  • Determine your cost structure, runway and revenue streams
  • Monitor key metrics to determine your business’s initial and ongoing success

NEW webinar length: This webinar will last an hour and a half to go into more depth on this topic, and leave plenty of time for Q&A.

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About the presenters
David Terrell
David Terrell is the Chair of SCORE Southern Arizona (previously Co-Chair, Executive Vice-Chair and Mentor).  He is the owner of two 30+ year old automotive consulting businesses directing project teams for 15 automotive manufacturers.
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