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STARTUP THINKING FOR NON-PROFITSHow to accelerate saving the world.

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CC-BY [email protected]

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WHAT’S IN IT FOR YOU

• Learn how to turn your idea into a social enterprise

• Get new ideas for funding your non-profit

• Exercise pitching your cause

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INTRODUCTION ROUND

INTERACTION!

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– Steve Blank

„A startup is an organization formed to search for a repeatable and scalable business model.“

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STARTUP THINKING

• defined market

• clear offering

• business model

• scalable

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LET’S START WITH THE NON-PROFIT PERSPECTIVE

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YOUR GOAL:Make the World a Better Place

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VALUE

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VALUE PROPOSITION (XYZ)

• „We help X do Y doing Z“

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VALUE PROPOSITION (CPS)

• Customer:

• Problem:

• Solution:

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FORMULATE YOUR VALUE PROPOSITION

• „We help X do Y doing Z“ or „Customer: Problem: Solution:“

• Then read it to the whole groupINTERACTION!

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HOW CAN I HAVE

SOCIAL IMPACT?It’s a lot of work and costly!

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SOCIAL ENTERPRISE

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by Ingrid Burkett, Knode

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SOCIAL ENTERPRISES ARE TWO-SIDED

€€€ !

commerce

!!! !

impact

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FORMULATE YOUR VALUE PROPOSITION FOR BOTH SIDES

€€€ !

commerce

!!! !

impact

INTERACTION!

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ARE YOU SURE? — ASK THEM!

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IT’S NOT SMALL TALK

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YOU RUN EXPERIMENTS

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Build

MeasureLearnMetrics

Experiments

New assumptions

Eric Ries: „The lean startup“

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EXAMPLE

• Value Proposition: „Customer: School children from poor families in Germany. Problem: They eat too much junk food for lunch. Solution: A free educational game for Android phones to teach healthy eating.“

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EXPERIMENT EXAMPLE• Hypotheses:

1. „80% of the pupils of ‚Rütli Schule‘ in Berlin-Neukölln don’t bring lunch from home.“

2. „The majority of these pupils have access to an Android device and have at least one game installed.“ …

• Experiment: Go to school and ask the pupils and teachers.

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Build

MeasureLearnMetrics

Experiments

New assumptions

Eric Ries: „The lean startup“

„Majority has access to Android“

Most pupils have no smartphone or don’t install

android apps

facebook game instead?

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FORMULATE YOUR EXPERIMENT

• Hypotheses: …

• Experiment: …

INTERACTION!

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THIS WAS JUST THE START…

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DEVELOP A WHOLE BUSINESS MODEL THAT WAY

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BUSINESS MODEL CANVAS

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BUSINESS MODEL CANVAS

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BUSINESS MODEL CANVAS

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WRAP UP

1. You wrote a value proposition for the commerce and impact side of your social enterprise

2. You formulated hypotheses and planned your first experiment

3. Homework: Fill out a Business Model Canvas :-)