Tuning up Your Business Model

Build your dream for a better future with our 'Building Your Dream' workshops. 

The first in the series is Tuning up Your Business Model: an interactive session for you (and your team) to build the engine room for a business or community project. 

This workshop supports Logan community members who are thinking about submitting an application to the Elevate+ Program (run by Impact Boom). 

Ideas are great but to get things moving you need a purring engine that can fire on all cylinders – this is what a Business Model can do for you.

You’ll come out of this three-hour workshop with a one-page blueprint for your engine that will get you started on moving your business idea forward. It can also help you prepare for your application to Elevate+. 

In this free 3-hour session you'll investigate: 

• The key partnerships that will make your enterprise work
• The key activities that will make your enterprise work
• The key resources required to make your enterprise work
• Your customer segments
• Your value proposition that will make customers return
• Your customer relationships
• The channels you'll use to reach your customers
• All the costs necessary to run your enterprise
• The revenue streams your enterprise can generate

You'll examine all of these from a commercial AND positive impact lens. 

Brought to you by Homebase  

Homebase is Logan's newest innovation incubator. It will support and activate business ideas and community projects that want to contribute to a thriving Logan, through:

1. 1. A program of free meet ups, events and workshops to stimulate and celebrate the creativity, passion and ideas for better from Logan residents (like these ones!)
2. 2. Elevate+ - a 20-week competitive start up accelerator run by Impact Boom, for businesses or community projects that want to make a positive social, cultural or environmental impact.
3. 3. Short term residencies for established, high potential enterprises who are already making positive impact and have specific growth goals.

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