Business Models and Entrepreneurial Strategy for Parsons BBA program - Senior Year course in startup formation, managing through uncertainty, developing entrepreneurial mindsets
Brands that speak confidently and relevantly with empathy and deliver expected or unexpected value to customers will solidify their reputation and relevance in this time of need.
This document provides guidance on content marketing for insurance agents and brokers. It discusses why content marketing is effective, explaining that it generates more leads at a lower cost than traditional marketing. It also discusses the psychology of content marketing and how understanding concepts like reciprocity and social proof can improve results. The document outlines the marketing funnel and how content can be used at different stages to attract, convert, optimize and retain customers. It provides many shortcuts and tools for creating effective content, such as blogs, videos, and curating others' content. Finally, it discusses the importance of promoting created content across various channels.
Brand storytelling offers the best way to connect with your audiences. Want to learn more or invite Arthur Germain to speak at your event? Email: contact-us@gocsg.com
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Kevin Petschow, a senior director of global public relations, gave a presentation to PRAD 255 students about his career journey in public relations. He discussed how he got started in the field, typical days on the job, and tips for success. Petschow shared insights from his various public relations roles in technology companies and experiences working at both public relations agencies and corporate communications departments. The presentation covered various topics such as alternate career pathways, stepping stones to success, and points to ponder for students considering a future in public relations.
Legacy-Level Branding: Why Your Brand is Bigger Than Your BusinessTerri Trespicio
What makes you different? How do you stand out (especially when everyone else is doing what you are)? In this keynote, delivered at the 2018 Money Concepts broker dealer conference in Vail, Colorado, brand advisor and speaker Terri Trespicio gives you a fresh perspective on branding, and why it's pivotal to the future of your business.
Q4 often brings a flurry of new business activity, known to ruin many a Christmas holiday for the new business professional. And while all this activity helps to fill the pipeline, the timing is unfortunate because it distracts you from one of the most important things you’ll do all year: your Annual Plan.
Business Models and Entrepreneurial Strategy for Parsons BBA program - Senior Year course in startup formation, managing through uncertainty, developing entrepreneurial mindsets
Brands that speak confidently and relevantly with empathy and deliver expected or unexpected value to customers will solidify their reputation and relevance in this time of need.
This document provides guidance on content marketing for insurance agents and brokers. It discusses why content marketing is effective, explaining that it generates more leads at a lower cost than traditional marketing. It also discusses the psychology of content marketing and how understanding concepts like reciprocity and social proof can improve results. The document outlines the marketing funnel and how content can be used at different stages to attract, convert, optimize and retain customers. It provides many shortcuts and tools for creating effective content, such as blogs, videos, and curating others' content. Finally, it discusses the importance of promoting created content across various channels.
Brand storytelling offers the best way to connect with your audiences. Want to learn more or invite Arthur Germain to speak at your event? Email: contact-us@gocsg.com
What have you done for me lately pr kevin petschow_depaulu_052317Aeris Communications
Kevin Petschow, a senior director of global public relations, gave a presentation to PRAD 255 students about his career journey in public relations. He discussed how he got started in the field, typical days on the job, and tips for success. Petschow shared insights from his various public relations roles in technology companies and experiences working at both public relations agencies and corporate communications departments. The presentation covered various topics such as alternate career pathways, stepping stones to success, and points to ponder for students considering a future in public relations.
Legacy-Level Branding: Why Your Brand is Bigger Than Your BusinessTerri Trespicio
What makes you different? How do you stand out (especially when everyone else is doing what you are)? In this keynote, delivered at the 2018 Money Concepts broker dealer conference in Vail, Colorado, brand advisor and speaker Terri Trespicio gives you a fresh perspective on branding, and why it's pivotal to the future of your business.
Q4 often brings a flurry of new business activity, known to ruin many a Christmas holiday for the new business professional. And while all this activity helps to fill the pipeline, the timing is unfortunate because it distracts you from one of the most important things you’ll do all year: your Annual Plan.
Discover the breakthrough content marketing system that customers love. Learn simple secrets top insurance agents use to achieve massive growth and attract great leads
10 social media tips for nonprofits to further engagementGrant Thornton LLP
This document provides 10 tips for nonprofits to engage donors and supporters through social media. It discusses using different platforms for different goals, such as Facebook for learning and Instagram for quick updates. It also recommends communicating the nonprofit's mission through stories and photos, interacting with followers, capitalizing on events and celebrities, and leveraging friends' networks for sharing. The tips are based on insights from Habitat for Humanity and a focus group of social media-savvy millennials.
At HackerEarth, we pride in our culture. Culture is one of the critical components of building organizations that last. The culture at HackerEarth guides everyone on what's expected from people and what the organization aims to give them back. It's essentially our shared set of values that we all believe in.
Your Branding Bat Signal: How to create messaging that attracts the clients y...Terri Trespicio
It’s one thing to be passionate about what you do; it’s another to be compelling. And that’s what a powerful brand does. Your brand is not just a logo or tagline. It’s what your work means to other people.
In this entertaining talk, originally presented at How Design Live 2019, speaker, writer and brand advisor Terri Trespicio helps you reframe your work, your business, and your brand so you can get clear on how to attract the clients, people, and audiences you want most.
0 to 1: Lessons Learned from a New PM Launching a New ProductCambria Davies
The document describes Cambria Davies' experience launching a new product as a product manager, outlining the process of defining customer problems through interviews, prioritizing solutions, and developing an MVP through defining smaller "cupcake", "birthday cake", and "wedding cake" versions of the product to iteratively build out functionality. The goal was to launch a product that generated revenue and users starting from having no idea, revenue, or users initially.
Making Your Brand Your Business: How to craft a powerful personal brandTerri Trespicio
Your website is not a logo, tagline, or website. But it's also not your resume, your income, or your business. Brand means one thing: What you and your work mean to other people. In this keynote address, delivered at the Barron's Top Advisor Summit in West Palm Beach, January 2018, Terri Trespicio defines what a personal brand is, and how to stand out in a world (and industry) of people doing the same thing.
Value Selling - Finding Your Hook with the Value Proposition CanvasDavender Gupta
The document provides an overview of a presentation on finding the "hook" or value proposition for a business. It discusses that great businesses are built on communicating value to customers rather than just products. The value lies in solving customer problems or needs. The presentation covers understanding the customer's "job to be done", identifying specific gains and pains, and crafting a value proposition statement centered on the most important customer benefit.
7 critical digital marketing trends for insurance agents & brokers in 2017Michael Jans Advisory
Learn about the 7 critical digital marketing trends insurance agents & brokers need to be aware of in 2017. It's a fast paced, constantly changing world, and successful insurance agencies and brokerages need to stay informed to keep up with customer expectations.
Creative is the heart and soul of your nonprofit brand and fundraising initiatives, and can act as the powerful catalyst that evokes an emotion, and influences a donor to give to your cause. But, Creative doesn’t come in a one-size-fits-all approach, nor does it always have a defined formula or set of best practices. From different audience needs, to different team goals, Creative that performs requires a synergy between the art and the science. In this session, we’ll be digging into how to bridge the gap between your Creative aspirational goals, and the data that powers your Creative strategy. We’ll look at smart methods for creative testing, what types of Creative work across different media platforms, and how to form a collaborative working strategy across teams that aligns fundraising, marketing and Creative objectives. We’ll look at case studies from the American Heart Association, as well as a range of other organizations to illustrate how Creative was taken from concept to execution.
This document appears to be a slide presentation given by Bryan Eisenberg of Buyer Legends about creating a customer-centric culture and business. Some of the key points discussed include focusing obsessively on the customer, prioritizing actions that express beliefs in customers, continuously optimizing based on customer data and feedback, and creating a culture of innovation to stay ahead of customer needs and expectations. References are made to the customer-centric approaches of companies like Amazon and how they can convert customers at high rates.
Engaging buyers with a compelling and captivating value-based story builds trust and rapport, creates a foundation for meaningful conversations and demonstrates your track record as a reputable salesperson. Grabbing a prospect’s attention with a story that elicits an emotional response they can relate to and involves a business issue they are wrestling with reinforces a key ValueSelling Framework® principle: People make emotional buying decisions for logical reasons.
Beyond Commodity: How to master your message and stand out in a sea of samenessTerri Trespicio
This presentation was delivered to independent financial advisors at the AdvisorNet Summit in Minneapolis to help freshen and recalibrate their approach to brand messaging, and why it's critical to being more than just a commodity.
Making Your Brand Your Business | Barrons team summit Feb 2019Terri Trespicio
In this presentation delivered at the Barron's Team Summit, brand advisor Terri Trespicio walks financial advisors and wealth managers through her strategy for creating standout messaging that draws the right people in, and keeps the wrong people at bay. Plus, insights into how to land on your key brand promise.
Stephen Akintayo is the CEO of several companies in Nigeria including Gtext Media and Investment Limited which provides services such as digital marketing, website design, SMS marketing and more. The document discusses characteristics of successful entrepreneurs such as having courage, passion and discipline to achieve their goals and visions for their businesses despite facing fears and doubts. It also emphasizes the importance of telling your personal story, creating valuable products and services, hiring capable people, gathering customer feedback to scale effectively, and continuously developing your skills and confidence.
Four Trends Impacting Demand Marketing Leaders in 2018Marketo
Successful demand creation leaders are quadruple threats. They know what it takes to successfully define and manage demand, can plan and execute demand programs that hit their objectives, know how to leverage digital and non-digital tactics, and understand how to assess the demand function’s resources and effectiveness. To continue achieving demand growth objectives, demand marketers can never be satisfied with the status quo.
Join Marketo and our guest, SiriusDecisions, to learn about four trends and how they will impact your business in 2018.
View to learn:
• The questions and answers that will drive marketing agendas in 2018
• Insights into where demand gen leaders must challenge entrenched assumptions
• Recommendations to support the development of capabilities in new or weak areas
The document discusses the need for companies to have support for various financial and strategic functions even if they cannot afford a full-time CFO. It lists several areas that a part-time CFO could provide assistance with, such as historical financial statements, budgets, business plans, negotiation support, staff management, and idea generation. It then introduces Lynn Michl, who has over 25 years of experience as a CFO for small and mid-sized companies, and offers his services to help companies operate efficiently and grow.
Running an effective job search (april 2017, los angeles)Noel Duarte
This document provides an overview of how to run an effective job search as a developer. It discusses planning priorities for a job search, creating an online presence through profiles and websites, leveraging referrals and networking, standout application techniques like creating portfolio projects, informational interviews, attending meetups, and working with recruiters. The document then covers common interview processes, tips for interviews, and maintaining a positive mindset throughout the process. It aims to equip developers with strategies for finding jobs and includes an invitation to learn more about Thinkful's training programs.
The document discusses pitching for investment and business modeling. It provides templates and frameworks for developing business models, value propositions, and growth strategies. It emphasizes the importance of narrative, traction, world-class teams, and responding to market forces when pitching ideas to investors. Templates include the Business Model Canvas for mapping customer segments, value propositions, key activities, partnerships, resources, channels, revenue streams, and costs. Other sections explore expanding to new customer segments, accelerating growth, and considering future options for the business model.
The document outlines a data science writing method that emphasizes critical thinking at each step, including questioning data, analyzing insights, structuring information effectively for the audience, and evaluating work through editing and peer review. It provides tips and exercises for each step to help data scientists strengthen data insights and communicate findings clearly through writing. The goal is to apply critical thinking skills to data science work and write in a way that is logical, clear, and fair.
Discover the breakthrough content marketing system that customers love. Learn simple secrets top insurance agents use to achieve massive growth and attract great leads
10 social media tips for nonprofits to further engagementGrant Thornton LLP
This document provides 10 tips for nonprofits to engage donors and supporters through social media. It discusses using different platforms for different goals, such as Facebook for learning and Instagram for quick updates. It also recommends communicating the nonprofit's mission through stories and photos, interacting with followers, capitalizing on events and celebrities, and leveraging friends' networks for sharing. The tips are based on insights from Habitat for Humanity and a focus group of social media-savvy millennials.
At HackerEarth, we pride in our culture. Culture is one of the critical components of building organizations that last. The culture at HackerEarth guides everyone on what's expected from people and what the organization aims to give them back. It's essentially our shared set of values that we all believe in.
Your Branding Bat Signal: How to create messaging that attracts the clients y...Terri Trespicio
It’s one thing to be passionate about what you do; it’s another to be compelling. And that’s what a powerful brand does. Your brand is not just a logo or tagline. It’s what your work means to other people.
In this entertaining talk, originally presented at How Design Live 2019, speaker, writer and brand advisor Terri Trespicio helps you reframe your work, your business, and your brand so you can get clear on how to attract the clients, people, and audiences you want most.
0 to 1: Lessons Learned from a New PM Launching a New ProductCambria Davies
The document describes Cambria Davies' experience launching a new product as a product manager, outlining the process of defining customer problems through interviews, prioritizing solutions, and developing an MVP through defining smaller "cupcake", "birthday cake", and "wedding cake" versions of the product to iteratively build out functionality. The goal was to launch a product that generated revenue and users starting from having no idea, revenue, or users initially.
Making Your Brand Your Business: How to craft a powerful personal brandTerri Trespicio
Your website is not a logo, tagline, or website. But it's also not your resume, your income, or your business. Brand means one thing: What you and your work mean to other people. In this keynote address, delivered at the Barron's Top Advisor Summit in West Palm Beach, January 2018, Terri Trespicio defines what a personal brand is, and how to stand out in a world (and industry) of people doing the same thing.
Value Selling - Finding Your Hook with the Value Proposition CanvasDavender Gupta
The document provides an overview of a presentation on finding the "hook" or value proposition for a business. It discusses that great businesses are built on communicating value to customers rather than just products. The value lies in solving customer problems or needs. The presentation covers understanding the customer's "job to be done", identifying specific gains and pains, and crafting a value proposition statement centered on the most important customer benefit.
7 critical digital marketing trends for insurance agents & brokers in 2017Michael Jans Advisory
Learn about the 7 critical digital marketing trends insurance agents & brokers need to be aware of in 2017. It's a fast paced, constantly changing world, and successful insurance agencies and brokerages need to stay informed to keep up with customer expectations.
Creative is the heart and soul of your nonprofit brand and fundraising initiatives, and can act as the powerful catalyst that evokes an emotion, and influences a donor to give to your cause. But, Creative doesn’t come in a one-size-fits-all approach, nor does it always have a defined formula or set of best practices. From different audience needs, to different team goals, Creative that performs requires a synergy between the art and the science. In this session, we’ll be digging into how to bridge the gap between your Creative aspirational goals, and the data that powers your Creative strategy. We’ll look at smart methods for creative testing, what types of Creative work across different media platforms, and how to form a collaborative working strategy across teams that aligns fundraising, marketing and Creative objectives. We’ll look at case studies from the American Heart Association, as well as a range of other organizations to illustrate how Creative was taken from concept to execution.
This document appears to be a slide presentation given by Bryan Eisenberg of Buyer Legends about creating a customer-centric culture and business. Some of the key points discussed include focusing obsessively on the customer, prioritizing actions that express beliefs in customers, continuously optimizing based on customer data and feedback, and creating a culture of innovation to stay ahead of customer needs and expectations. References are made to the customer-centric approaches of companies like Amazon and how they can convert customers at high rates.
Engaging buyers with a compelling and captivating value-based story builds trust and rapport, creates a foundation for meaningful conversations and demonstrates your track record as a reputable salesperson. Grabbing a prospect’s attention with a story that elicits an emotional response they can relate to and involves a business issue they are wrestling with reinforces a key ValueSelling Framework® principle: People make emotional buying decisions for logical reasons.
Beyond Commodity: How to master your message and stand out in a sea of samenessTerri Trespicio
This presentation was delivered to independent financial advisors at the AdvisorNet Summit in Minneapolis to help freshen and recalibrate their approach to brand messaging, and why it's critical to being more than just a commodity.
Making Your Brand Your Business | Barrons team summit Feb 2019Terri Trespicio
In this presentation delivered at the Barron's Team Summit, brand advisor Terri Trespicio walks financial advisors and wealth managers through her strategy for creating standout messaging that draws the right people in, and keeps the wrong people at bay. Plus, insights into how to land on your key brand promise.
Stephen Akintayo is the CEO of several companies in Nigeria including Gtext Media and Investment Limited which provides services such as digital marketing, website design, SMS marketing and more. The document discusses characteristics of successful entrepreneurs such as having courage, passion and discipline to achieve their goals and visions for their businesses despite facing fears and doubts. It also emphasizes the importance of telling your personal story, creating valuable products and services, hiring capable people, gathering customer feedback to scale effectively, and continuously developing your skills and confidence.
Four Trends Impacting Demand Marketing Leaders in 2018Marketo
Successful demand creation leaders are quadruple threats. They know what it takes to successfully define and manage demand, can plan and execute demand programs that hit their objectives, know how to leverage digital and non-digital tactics, and understand how to assess the demand function’s resources and effectiveness. To continue achieving demand growth objectives, demand marketers can never be satisfied with the status quo.
Join Marketo and our guest, SiriusDecisions, to learn about four trends and how they will impact your business in 2018.
View to learn:
• The questions and answers that will drive marketing agendas in 2018
• Insights into where demand gen leaders must challenge entrenched assumptions
• Recommendations to support the development of capabilities in new or weak areas
The document discusses the need for companies to have support for various financial and strategic functions even if they cannot afford a full-time CFO. It lists several areas that a part-time CFO could provide assistance with, such as historical financial statements, budgets, business plans, negotiation support, staff management, and idea generation. It then introduces Lynn Michl, who has over 25 years of experience as a CFO for small and mid-sized companies, and offers his services to help companies operate efficiently and grow.
Running an effective job search (april 2017, los angeles)Noel Duarte
This document provides an overview of how to run an effective job search as a developer. It discusses planning priorities for a job search, creating an online presence through profiles and websites, leveraging referrals and networking, standout application techniques like creating portfolio projects, informational interviews, attending meetups, and working with recruiters. The document then covers common interview processes, tips for interviews, and maintaining a positive mindset throughout the process. It aims to equip developers with strategies for finding jobs and includes an invitation to learn more about Thinkful's training programs.
The document discusses pitching for investment and business modeling. It provides templates and frameworks for developing business models, value propositions, and growth strategies. It emphasizes the importance of narrative, traction, world-class teams, and responding to market forces when pitching ideas to investors. Templates include the Business Model Canvas for mapping customer segments, value propositions, key activities, partnerships, resources, channels, revenue streams, and costs. Other sections explore expanding to new customer segments, accelerating growth, and considering future options for the business model.
The document outlines a data science writing method that emphasizes critical thinking at each step, including questioning data, analyzing insights, structuring information effectively for the audience, and evaluating work through editing and peer review. It provides tips and exercises for each step to help data scientists strengthen data insights and communicate findings clearly through writing. The goal is to apply critical thinking skills to data science work and write in a way that is logical, clear, and fair.
This document summarizes a class syllabus for Business 101.1, a class on business and entrepreneurship offered at NYU ITP in Fall 2016. The syllabus outlines the topics that will be covered over the course of the semester, including forming teams, developing business models, customer development, determining value propositions, and creating minimum viable products. It provides guidance on final project requirements, including delivering a pitch and lessons learned presentation, and suggests storytelling frameworks for communicating the vision and motivation behind students' business concepts to potential investors and partners.
1. The document provides an overview of business concepts like balance sheets, income statements, cash flow, and financial projections.
2. It uses a hypothetical lemonade stand business called Lemonade Inc. to demonstrate how to set up a basic business model, raise capital, and project revenues, expenses and profits.
3. Key financial documents like the balance sheet, income statement and cash flow statement are modeled for the lemonade business to illustrate how the company's finances change over time with growth assumptions baked in.
This document summarizes Jen Van Der Meer's talk on circular economy business models. The talk discusses how business models can be designed to achieve more equitable outcomes through a circular economy approach. Popular business models like subscriptions, renting, and pay-per-use models are compared for their potential to enable a circular economy. The talk references Ray Anderson's philosophy of taking the whole industry with you in transitioning to sustainability. Myths about circular economy business models are debunked, emphasizing that they are not always disruptive or better for the environment. It is argued that business models must prioritize people and serve their needs through equitable and joyful outcomes.
This document outlines the syllabus for a Business 101.1 class at NYU ITP. The syllabus covers topics like forming business models, customer development, interviewing customers, defining value propositions, analyzing key resources and activities, planning minimum viable products, testing assumptions, and establishing customer relationships and channels. It provides an overview of the concepts and frameworks that will be taught over the course of the class, including the business model canvas, customer funnels, lifetime value vs. cost of customer acquisition, net promoter score, and traction channels.
This document summarizes a class on business and entrepreneurship held at NYU ITP in fall 2016. The class covered topics like business models, customer development, value propositions, and creating minimum viable products (MVPs). Student teams worked on developing their business ideas. Lectures addressed motivations for starting companies, the founder's dilemma of choosing between control or financial returns, clarifying company values, and envisioning futures where the students' companies succeeded. The document outlines the class syllabus and includes notes from discussions on these entrepreneurship topics.
This document discusses lean testing approaches for validating business models. It encourages generating multiple business model scenarios and testing the best outcomes. Business model innovators are noted to change their models more frequently, adopt lean principles, and recombine existing ideas. The document provides templates for mapping out customer segments, value propositions, partnerships, revenues, and costs. It prompts identifying the biggest risks in a business model and forming test cards to evaluate hypotheses. The overall message is that business modeling is a low-risk way to determine the right for-profit or non-profit structure by testing assumptions.
This document provides an overview of a Business 101.1 class, including the syllabus map and topics to be covered throughout the semester. The topics include forming business teams, business models, customer development, interviews, values, motivation, relationships, channels, analytics, resources, activities, partners, vision, testing, finances, prototypes, technology, and lessons learned. It outlines the assignments for the upcoming week, which is for students to find 3 customers that fit their persona and talk to 6 potential customers to refine their persona and business model.
This document outlines the course structure and learning outcomes for a business models and entrepreneurial strategy class. It details the topics that will be covered each week such as team formation, customer discovery, value propositions, and financial analysis. It lists learning outcomes like familiarity with hypothesis-driven innovation methods, presentation/storytelling skills, and financial literacy. It describes addressable tasks for groups like customer interviews, presentations, and financial analysis. It concludes with information on grading, office hours, and an assignment for next week to define target customers and problems.
Introduction and workshop to develop student team concepts into business model hypotheses. Focused on value proposition design, customer segments, and the rest of the Business Model Canvas.
How to get, keep and grow customers, in relationships and channels. We discussed moving from customer research quantitative tests in this action-packed workshop.
How do you make decisions using the Business Model Canvas? By understanding WHY you are starting a company. Your values, motivations, and the Founder's Dilemma.
Business Model Validation course at 30 Weeks, the Designer-as-Founder Incubator in NYC focus on finding business model potential, individual founder motivations, and qualitative and quantitative validation
Jen van der Meer provides a document discussing key aspects of starting a startup, including why someone may want to start a startup, what lean startup principles are good for, motivation, defining a startup, funding philosophies, and envisioning scale and impact. The document provides questions to help the reader think through their motivation, target customers, value proposition, and how to achieve 10x growth. It encourages thinking big to attract investors and achieve outsized impact and scale.
This document summarizes a Lean LaunchPad class at NYU ITP. The class covered value propositions and research tools. Guest speakers included Chris Milne from Sacrificial Prototypes and Travis Hardman from Daily Voice. Students presented 5-minute business model canvases for feedback. The document discusses the importance of customer development and getting out of the building to talk to customers. It provides an overview of design research methods that can be used to better understand customer needs, including empathy exercises, brain dumps, design pass/fail tests, contrasting, probing, and observation techniques like tours and AEIOU. The document emphasizes that while design research is important, founders eventually need to validate their business model quantitatively through customer validation
This document provides an overview of an entrepreneurship course at NYU ITP that uses the Lean LaunchPad methodology. The course will be taught by Jen van der Meer and Josh Knowles and will guide student teams through developing business models and minimum viable products over the semester. The class will include exercises on the business model canvas, guest speakers, and mentors who will coach individual student teams. Students will be expected to conduct customer interviews and iterate their ideas based on feedback.
There are two types of startups described in the document: "badass" startups and "super badass" startups. Badass startups focus on traction and growth through techniques like lean startup methodology and permission marketing. Super badass startups aim to change behaviors through open data and informed consent models, with the goal of preventing medical errors and reversing climate change trends. The document advocates pursuing super badass startups and challenges.
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A workshop hosted by the South African Journal of Science aimed at postgraduate students and early career researchers with little or no experience in writing and publishing journal articles.