Presentation introducing the IESE Entrepreneurs Club to the class of 2014 of IESE Business School. Presentation was held in 3 min.

1. www.iese-entrepreneurs.com
www.iesemeetsthevalley.com
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2. After the MBA…
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3. Many ways outcompany!
Launch your of the MBA
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4. 3 steps to Entrepreneurship
Year 1
Summer
Year 2
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5. There are barriers to launching your company
Idea?
People?
Business plan?
Legal?
Money?
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6. Helping you
overcome
obstacles to
entrepreneurship
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7. Activities to help overcome obstacles
Global
Entrepreneurship
Week
(12-16 November) (24 – 30 March)
2nd Term
Startup
Shark Tank
30 November Cocktail
(Early March)
Jump Start Program
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8. Our Presidents
Shark Tank
Startup
Shark Tank
Cocktail
Global
Jump Start
Entrepreneurship
Program
week
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9. So what’s next?
Subscribe to our email list today or
through www.iese-entrepreneurs.com
Contact Karthik if you have a
business idea and want to be coached
Attend the break fast session if you would
like to be part of IESE Meets The Valley
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10. Soon the banking tango and consulting samba…
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11. So Don’t forget
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In Year 1 you work on your IDEA
and perhaps even your Pitch
2 In the Summer you work on your
plan and prototype
3 Perhaps… in Year 2 you launch 1

12. We want to create more of these…
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13. Today Drinks with entrepreneurs 19:00
Casa de Cantabria (10 min walk) ask us
Next Tuesday: Lunch with entrepreneurs
Self restaurant 13:00  Special guests: Tidibi
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14. Presidents bios
 Jeroen Kemperman, The Netherlands  Leonardo Ramirez Peña, Spain
 Business  Business
Analyst, Strategy, Entrepreneur, Networker, Eve Analyst, Strategy, Entrepreneur, Networker, Eve
nt organizer nt organizer
 Msc Information sciences, Multi-lingual  Msc Information sciences
 Key areas for Club: Presidency, IESE Meets The  Key areas for Club: Club Budget, Shark tank
Valley and overall club promotion event,
 Mayte Villaburu, Mexico, industrial engineer  Karthik Ramakrishnan, Singapore
 Entrepreneur, started a company in 2006 that  Entrepreneur, started a tech consulting firm and
imported tiles from Italy and sold them to retail successfully sold the company
stores in Mexico.  B. Computing (National University of
 Passionate about wellness, lifestyle and social Singapore), Minor in Entrepreneurship
media marketing. (Stanford University)
 Key areas for Club: Communications, Startup  Key areas for Entrepreneurship Club: Workshop
Cocktail manager, jumpstart program
 Aska Mizogaki , Japan
 International business and economics at Sophia  Mayank Sharma, India
University, Tokyo Japan  Technology consultant, start-up
 Live music concert promoter/ contents enthusiast, blogger for the Economist
promotion strategy planner and organizer  Btech, Civil Engineer, IIT-BHU
 Key areas in club: communications, Global  Key areas for Club: Shark Tank, Website
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15. Club Ambassadors
Help out in events, promote entrepreneurship, identify potential entrepreneurs and support the
club in general / Part of the regular meetings of the team
 Arpit Gupta, India
 Market Intelligence Analyst, Strategy, Project Management, Entrepreneur
 Founded a solar energy company and a formula racing team.
 MSc. Automotive Engineering
 Key areas for Club: VC relations, Mentoring/Jumpstart program, PR
 Alberto Duhau, Venezuela
 Management Consultant (Alas Consulting) – Finance, IT.
 Bachelors of Business Administration – The George Washington University
 Speaks English, Spanish. Worked in US, Canada and Latin America.
 Ismail Sadek, Egypt
 Private Equity and Equity Analyst (Beltone Financial) – Focused on equities and private investments
in the Egypt and the Middle East
 Bachelors of Business in Finance and Computer Science, American University in Cairo (AUC)
 Speaks Arabic, English and Spanish. Worked in Cairo, Dubai, London and New York
 Stephen Mannhard, USA  1st Year Ambassador, to be announced Sept 2012
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