Скачать или смотреть Fundamentals for Startups: Minimal Lovable/Viable Product with Jack Knellinger

(https://comotion.uw.edu/) From CoMotion's popular Fundamentals for Startups series. Jack Knellinger spoke about "Minimal Viable Product" and Binh Vong and Alex Bullockfrom the UW Entrepreneurial Law Clinic will speak about "Augmented Reality/Virtual Reality ."

Jack Knellinger is an entrepreneur with a lifelong commitment to impact. He currently serves as Principal & Co-Founder of Capria. He has over a decade of experience as a social innovator launching and leading new ventures across multiple sectors and geographies.

In 2014, Jack was selected to join Social Enterprise Alliance’s inaugural nationwide “50 under 40″ cohort sponsored by American Express supporting emerging leaders

Capria is a global investment firm accelerating the flow of impact capital by advancing the next generation of impact fund managers. Capria provides fund managers with acceleration and advisory services, funding, and access to a growing network of leading fund managers around the world. Investors and catalytic supporters include Bill Gates (in a personal capacity), the World Bank's International Finance Corporation (IFC), Ceniarth, Crystal Springs Foundation, Sorenson Impact Foundation, Unitus Labs, Lemelson Foundation, Mohandas Pai, and other leading impact investors.

Format of the Startup Sessions:
The startup sessions will have a topic and an area expert providing key insights and knowledge regarding the topic in a 20-30 minute seminar format. After the seminar, the attendees will break into working sessions to engage with the topic as it relates to them. In Spring Quarter, we will have an ELC student presentation on a legal matter pertinent to startups. The Student will present for 20-30 min and then will work with the advising council to answer questions regarding that topic.
• Each CoMotion Labs Startup Session will start at 12:00pm, with a 20-30 min seminar, followed by Q&A time for the topic until 1pm.
• Each ELC student presentation will start at 1pm, with a 20-30 min lecture, followed by Q&A time for the topic until 2pm. (ELC students only present in Winter and Spring quarters.)
• The entire startup session will be open until 3pm for the participants.

All seminars will be video captured and live streamed.