| Hi there, Tomorrow at 9am EDT / 3 pm CET I will host a webinar about the startup studio approach, titled "How to benefit from the startup studio approach- even if you don't have one" If interested, please take a moment to register:
https://aszig.webinarninja.co/my/wnwebinarlist/index?webinar_id=83977 Some of the questions I will answer:
- What are startup studios exactly and how can entrepreneurs and organizations get involved?
- I was told by a VC that he would never fund a startup studio because we would be effectively replacing him, by choosing which startups to pursue in the studio like he would for his fund. I found the argument valid. What's the counterargument?
- How to transition from software studio to venture studio? How do you find and incentivise partners to collaborators to join?
- What are some cases of startup studios in emerging markets?
- What are the key differences in financials between startup studios and VC's?
- Corporate Venture Builders: what are the preferred options for corporations to participate in the startups created; equity, sales contracts, acquisition or other preferred rights?
- How can you build a startup studio without prior career as an entrepreneur?
- How much of a "full service" agency do you need to be to make the startup studio model work?
- What, if any, is the bibliography behind the approach?
- How to bootstrap a startup studio?
- Are there startup studios structured as VC funds, ie GP / LP relationships, and remuneration through Management fees & carried interest?
- What is a typical share/equity structure of start ups in a studio?
- How to work with corporates to co-build ventures?
- How to set the compensation plan within a startup studio? You will have the option to submit additional questions during the webinar. There will be no recording, so please register and join tomorrow at 3pm CET / 9am EDT. Best, Attila, Author of Startup Studio Playbook, COO of Drukka Startup Studio |