Ahmedabad Not an eChai event

TYE (TiE Young Entrepreneurs)

Name: TYE (TiE Young Entrepreneurs)
Start: 2016-09-03T21:30:00+05:30
End: 2016-09-10T23:30:00+05:30
Location: TBD

Happened

Saturday, 3 September 2016, 9:30 pm - 11:30 pm

TBD

Ahmedabad

About

About TYE TYE (TiE Young entrepreneurs) is a TiE Global initiative designed for High School students (grades 9-12 or equivalent) integrating classroom sessions, mentoring and business plan competition. TYE aims at teaching high school students entrepreneurship and leadership skills. CORE OBJECTIVE OF TYE GLOBAL Develop business plan acumen and communication skills Discover the challenges and rewards of entrepreneurship Nurture to be a well rounded personality with leadership qualities Instill confidence to lead in a global environment Participants All high school students from 9th - 12th grade Mission To offer a global business plan competition along with structured curriculum, geared to educate and groom high school students as entrepreneurs and future leaders. Vision Empower youth worldwide to be entrepreneurial and lead in a dynamic global environment through a unique integrated curriculum that can be modeled to meet local economic and social challenges. To know more details and register for the program: http://www.hubilo.com/theme/3/index.php?event=cfec01d4a4b39d5b694d67fd9c77b17f TYE Curriculum for 2015-16 Topic 1 – What is Entrepreneurship? This interactive session allows the students to explore their own definitions of entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial role-models. To make this an energizing class, the discussion is promoted by inspiring entrepreneurs that can engage the student by sharing their stories. Key takeaways for students are: What does an Entrepreneur do? How does an Entrepreneur earn wealth? Pro and Cons of being an Entrepreneur. Topic 2 – Opportunity Recognition To promote the students thinking about their business ideas, it is important to give them a context, a business lens, to look at new opportunities and assess their viabilities as a business. During this session, the students learn: Cost/Benefit Analysis. Opportunity Cost. SWOT Analysis. Topic 3 – Business Models The goal of this session is for the students to start thinking about their revenue model – who is my customer and how do I get paid for my product or service. By exploring the different types of business models and understanding their value proposition, students can see new opportunities to make money for their products or service. Topic 4 – Marketing Any business needs to find the way to reach its customers. Here the students start to think about the essential purpose and thinking that goes with marketing their service or product to its key customers. Marketing session covers topics from market research to developing a market strategy and Break-even analysis. To help the students best comprehend the details of marketing, the session is broken into 2 different dates. The 2nd date is typically scheduled at the end of the program as the groups have already begun to build their business ideas. Overall, the Marketing session covers: What is marketing? What is the purpose of marketing? Effective marketing Benefits of marketing? Market research: the five W’s Competitive strategies Advertising and publicity Break even analysis Topic 5 – Presentation & Team Building Skills While the sessions mainly concentrate on the elements of the business plan, it is critical that the students begin the learning for keys skills they are required to use in building and presenting their business ideas and will sustain after the conclusion of this journey. These skills are integrated within the daily agenda along with the hard business skills. Some of the key long-term skills are: Teamwork and team building Project management Leadership and listening skills Presentation skills Topic 6 – Finance Probably the toughest and most crucial aspect aiming to give these young students a taste and appreciation for financial needs in a business plan and operation. The course covers topics at a high level to give exposure to diverse elements of financial model and planning, including key elements of the business plan starting with Income Statement. Session broken into 2 dates providing time to learn the following topics: Identify Sources and Types of Funding Various Financial terms like Unit of Sale, Fixed Cost, Gross Profit, etc. Various Financial Formulas like Break Even Analysis, ROI, etc. Introduction to Balance Sheet, Income Statement, Cash Flow statement Introduction to Stocks, Bonds, Credit (Personal and Business), Debt, Venture Capital Taxation and Ethical Business Behavior Topic 7 – Business Law This session will provide the students with the overview of legal aspects of a business. Starting with defining the different types of corporations, the session will cover topics of contracts and intellectual property so that the students gain an appreciation for the legal requirements to launching and starting a business. What are the key legal contracts and agreements? Understand the different types of Corporations. Intellectual Property Protection TYE - TiE Young Entrepreneurs A Global Entrepreneurship Competition for Teens 3rd September 2016 - 12th November 2016

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Those are eChai’s partner brands. Over a year, founders across the network learn their names and their work, and when somebody asks around for what they do, theirs is the name that comes up.

Partner brand founders together at Zestard HQ, Ahmedabad

What a year inside eChai does for your brand.

Each partnership comes with presence across eChai, introductions to the right founders, and a team that stays involved through the year. And each one is shaped around what the brand wants out of it.

Who you meet

Founders learn your name, then your work.

Over the year they keep running into you: at the gatherings, in the series, on the pages they read through the week. So when one of them needs what you do, they come straight to you.
We introduce you to the people you want to reach.

After seventeen years of gatherings we know who has built what, and who works with whom. Tell us who you are after, or we come to you when the right person shows up, with your story and why you two should talk.
You are invited to the gatherings that fit.

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What we do with you

We sit down with you on your story, your brand and your business.

One to one, more than once in the year. We have heard a few thousand founders, so you hear fairly quickly what is working, what is not, and what we would change first.
We take your team through what AI changed for us.

Almost everything eChai builds now has AI in the workflow. We go through what we tried, what worked and what wasted our time, and then connect you to founders further along than us.
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Every week we hear what founders are building, what they recommend to each other and what they have moved on from. Twice a year we go through what it means for your category. In between we answer, or find a founder who can.

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The wall of partner brands under the site's pages draws a different ten each time, so yours comes round on the city pages, the event pages and the notes founders read, all year. Your page on echai.ventures stays up after it, and your name runs through our LinkedIn, Instagram and X.
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The tick and your company's mark sit beside your name across eChai, and lists of founders put the blue ticks first: your city's people, the directory, and the roster of every gathering you go to, after its hosts and speakers.
Your company carries its mark on the Startup Grid.

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You come into the series we run online (How Founders Use AI, the founder conversations, the long reads) where you have something real to say, and you write in Founder Notes, where founders across our cities write about what they are building.

The brands working with us.

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