Women in business gateway codesign workshop Jan 2016
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The document outlines a workshop focused on co-designing an information gateway for women entrepreneurs, featuring introductions, group work, and mapping the ecosystem. Key activities include rapid prototyping sessions and discussions around resources for women in business, aiming to improve engagement between government and entrepreneurs. The workshop aims to create a comprehensive female entrepreneurship portal connecting various stages of the entrepreneurial journey.
Women in business gateway codesign workshop Jan 2016
- 1. WOMEN IN BUSINESS Co-designing an Information Gateway for Women Entrepreneurs`
- 2. AGENDA • 11am - Welcome • 11.15am - Introductions • 11.35am - Mapping the ecosystem – Rapid prototyping Group work • 12.30 – Working Lunch • 1pm – Ecosystem map for NSW – Group work switch • 1.30pm – Pitching the new vision for a gateway • 1.50pm – Closing remarks • 2.00pm – Close
- 3. WELCOME AND PURPOSE • Caroline Lenehan | Director,Industry Connect NSW Department of Industry | Industry Development • Anne-Marie Elias | Chief Disrupter | Social Change Strategist Innovator Speaker
- 4. INTRODUCTIONS • Each participant to state who they are and what they do and why they are here • I’m Anne-Marie, I’m an entrepreneur and consultant in social change, I bring innovation, tech and start up to solve government problems. I am here because I want better engagement between government and entrepreneurs.
- 5. WORKSHOP PURPOSE Co-design a Female entrepreneurship portal connecting users to resources, services & connections spanning the entrepreneurial journey from ideation, education, incubation and growth.
- 6. WORKSHOP TOOLS Tom Chi – Rapid Prototyping • Time limited process – minimise the time to try • Fastest path to a direct experience to the outcome you want • Rapid learning – just do it • Disruptive – start with vision, create new • Resourceful – minimal scaffold required • Collaborative – feedback loops Ash Maurya - Modified lean canvas
- 7. LEAN CANVAS (ADAPTED FROM ASH MAURYA BUSINESS MODEL LEAN CANVAS) Problem Solution Value Proposition B2B Deliverables Customer Segments Key Metrics Early Adopters / Champions Channels
- 8. MAPPING THE ECOSYSTEM • TABLE 1 : Audit of new and existing policy, programs and initiatives supporting women in business • TABLE 2 :Women Entrepreneurs’ ecosystem
- 9. RAPID PROTOTYPE -MAPPING THE ECOSYSTEM • Work in groups to deconstruct the plethora of information 4 Groups • Identify themes and gaps • Switch groups
- 10. GATEWAY FEATURES Education & Information Networking Incubation and Finance Growth Gateway 4 Groups
- 11. EDUCATION AND INFORMATION • Ideation • Information • Education • Public and private
- 12. NETWORKING • Leadership • Business • Entrepreneurial • Women specific and general • Public and private
- 13. INCUBATION AND FINANCE • Women specific • General • Public and private
- 14. GROWTH • Women specific • General • Public and private
- 15. NEXT STEPS • Closing remarks • Caroline Hutchings | Manager, Strategic Engagement NSW Department of Industry | Industry Development • Suzy Matthews | Director Small Business Engagement Office of the NSW Small Business Commissioner • Anne-Marie Elias | Chief Disrupter | Social Change Strategist Innovator Speaker