Virtual Capacity Building for Loyola College – William Nagar

Event Name: “From Idea to Execution!” – Got a business idea? Learn how to take the next steps to transform it into reality.

PRIME (Promotion and Incubation of Market-driven Enterprises), a comprehensive programme launched by the Government of Meghalaya, seeks to create and promote an entrepreneurial ecosystem in the state. The PRIME Start-up Hubs are centers

for innovation, knowledge sharing, incubation, and skill development. PRIME, through its numerous initiatives and programs, imparts thorough guidance to budding entrepreneurs, encouraging them to translate their innovative ideas into business, and further, sustaining them in the long-run by actively mentoring them.

PRIME conducted an interactive knowledge session on 17th June 2021, exclusively for the students of Loyola College Williamnagar, with the aim to guide them to take the next steps and turn pioneering entrepreneurial thoughts into reality, for a duration of 1.5 hours and attended by 117 participants.

This was done by introducing various startup methodologies and concepts like:

  • Problem – Solution Fit
  • Product – Market Fit
  • Vision – Founder Fit
  • Lean Startup Methodology (MVP)
  • Lean Canvas

 

Those concepts and methodologies were then linked to specific examples of entrepreneurs in Meghalaya as well as outside the state that have taken their idea to an execution and scaleup phase.

After the session the students had ample time to pose their questions to the mentor, Mr. Flo Oberhofer, Program Head of PRIME Starup. They had many remarks and questions related to entrepreneurship and specific business ideas they wanted to pick up. They were also very keen on understanding what are the individual strengths of Meghalaya that one could leverage as a local entrepreneur in Garo Hills. The Q&A session had to be extended due to the ample amount of questions posed by the students. The session concluded with a vote of thanks by a representative of the student council of commerce department of Loyola College.

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