
Now that you have that promising idea for a new business, what are your next steps? Do you have what it takes for startup of a new business?
Conceiving that new idea for a product or service is one thing, but actually bringing it to fruition is quite another. Getting a product to market spans a wide spectrum of activities that include planning the business, securing funding, and promoting and selling the offering.
Using business principles, real-life examples and a case-study exercise, this workshop will introduce you to the considerations and steps required to start your new business. The workshop material applies not only to high-tech innovations, but also novel ideas for conventional products and services.
How You Will Benefit
Who Should Attend
The workshop is designed for aspiring entrepreneurs in college, at work in established companies, or any individual interested in learning what it takes to bring a new product, service or business to market.
Sponsors
This community workshop is jointly sponsored by MC²IT, the Santa Clara Chamber of Commerce, and Key Point Credit Union.

Presented by MC²IT (Mission College Center for Innovation and Technology), this two-evening workshop explains the start-up process and profiles successful entrepreneurial companies and the types of individuals who start them.
The workshop will include light snacks and a case study reading assignment for an in-class exercise on the second evening. Attendees will be encouraged to bring wireless laptop or notebook computers for the exercise.
When:
6:00-9:00 PM, February 6-7, 2013
Where:
Key Point Credit Union, Santa Clara, CA
Payment:
$25 (with early-bird discount)
About the presenter: Larry Kubo