FIBCN Feb 16 2016 Orientation Urs Rothmayr

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Visions and Ideas

Research and Customer

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Startup Legal and IP

Team and Advisers

Product Development

Sales and Traction

Branding and Marketing

Bootstrapping and Fundraising

Is the Founder qualified to researchand select a viable business idea?

MENTOR IDEA REVIEW

Is the Founder ready to develop theproduct and launch the business?

MENTOR PROGRESS REVIEW

Is the business worthy of theFounder ’s full-time commitment?

Graduation

Naming and Positioning



Office hours (Calendly.com)

We make available several hours of weekly Office Hours for 20 minutes each to

Founders via skype or mobile phone.

Name Mobile phone Skype

Urs Rothmayr 656 800 898 urs.rothmayr

www.calendly.com/urs

Oriol Bes 607 629 614 oriolbes

www.calendly.com/oriol

Juan Castilla 627 837 738 castillamedina

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Election of the President

The President is ultimately responsible for the success of a Working Group and has a

variety of duties, designed to reflect being the CEO of a startup:

1. Organizing Meetings: Each Working Group should meet at least two times per

week, ideally once in person. The President organizes these regular meeting and

keeps attendance, tracking the progress of Founders in the Group.

2. Posting Notes: After each session, the President needs to post notes from the

Group efforts to complete the assignment to the bottom of the session detail pageunder 'Notes.'

3. Reporting Progress: The President posts notes on the performance and attributes

of Founders in the Working Group using a special note area with a chat bubble in

the Founder Directory (http://fi.co/users).

4. Eliminating Founders: At the end of the Working Group, the Presidents will identify

any Founders to remove from the program due to non-performance. The Presidents

should have the evaluation done and submitted to the Local Director the day before

the Working Group changes.

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FIBCN Feb 16 2016 Orientation Urs Rothmayr