One10 Group is pleased to announce our educational workshops for September, our 3-part Startup Essentials, is created by One10 and facilitated by Social Entrepreneur and Impact Investor, Geoff Gourley.
By signing up, you will take a huge step forward in progressing your knowledge of the startup essentials. Geoff will be supporting you through a journey toward becoming better founders and enable you to understand the essentials and be better placed to start and scale your venture.
These workshops cover a range of topics over an hour and a half period from 4:00pm-5:30pm each week.
The team at One10 have been busy over the last 4 weeks creating a new program to support #socialenterprises.
The one-on-one program aims to engage with revenue-stage social enterprise ventures to build their resilience and help them to thrive in a post-covid world.
We are now seeking values-aligned #government #corporate or #philanthropy #partners to be part of this exciting and much-needed program.
As a Social Entrepreneurs you are bound to have a deep and driving passion. However, you are not immune to becoming distracted by the daily tasks and toil of launching and/or running your business.
Take some time to check that your day to day activities align with your purpose, and set some short and long term goals for the year. Get started now so in 2021 you can thrive!
Now in our 5th year, One10 has opened applications for a mid-year #Accelerator intake for the #Activate & #Amplify programs. We are looking for founders & teams who are building impact and purpose-driven ventures.
Activate = Ideation to MVP - 8 weeks
Amplify = Revenue to scale - 12 weeks
These flexible programs will give you the education, networks, support and confidence you need to launch, grow and scale your business. Apply Now
In response to the challenging times facing founders, social enterprises and purpose-driven startups One10 founder, Geoff Gourley is opening up FREE ‘Office Hours for Social Enterprise’ every Wednesday between 2PM and 4PM, starting Wednesday 1st April, No Joke!
You can book a 30min online video call to discuss your challenges, issues and explore potential strategies and solutions available to you. Spaces are limited, so book your FREE spot today.
Australian Government Boosting Female Founders Initiative - Round 1 is OPEN. Funding for female founded startups to launch and scale their businesses into domestic and global markets. Find out how we can help you.
Problem - Preparing Grant applications can be difficult to get right, you are usually doing that alone or for the first time, is it well written?, does it hit all the criteria?, are you ahead of the competition? it can be full of uncertainty.
Solution - One10 is offering low cost support, reviews & advice on your grant application BEFORE you submit, we can answer any questions, help you with strategy and improve the quality of the application you submit.
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Hey, thanks for joining us as we explore ’10 Steps to Land Startup Investment’ email series. We’ve narrowed down ten steps you can take to get a head start on your competitors. In this series you will get one new email a day for 10 days with tips and expert insights on how to land that much needed investment capital.
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If you’re an entrepreneur, or an innovative organisation that is just starting out, there’s a high chance you’ll need capital to get the ball rolling. A startup is just that, you’re in the idea phase; there is no customer base, product development or generated revenue. On top of that, there’s marketing, potential labour/staffing and system costs, inventory, etc, etc. You need capital, but where do you get it?
Green is the new black in investing as billions of dollars pour into ethical funds and a rush of financial products with environment and social themes targets mainstream investors.
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