Lift Urban Entrepreneurs is designed to create an urban transversal vision through a series of events bringing together entrepreneurs, designers, developers, academics and corporates to explore new solutions to address these urban challenges. The mission is to foster new ideas in order to co-create, prototype and produce solutions for a better urban future. This is the storyboard of the Seoul Workshop held on Nov. 12, 2016 at Google Campus Seoul. http://www.urbanentrepreneurs.io

1. Welcome J
Meanwhile,
have a Nespresso,
sit back, and relax

2. An International Challenge
Challenge Kickoff
1st UBE Workshop
Nov 19
Nov 24
Nov 19
Dec 4
Dec 3

3. Lift Urban Entrepreneurs
Ideation Challenge

4. Who

5. Thanks Partners Sponsors &
Host

6. About Lift
Since 2006 Lift explore technology trends and their social and business impact through
open innovation programs and events and has welcomed over 40 000 participants from
more than 40 countries in 50+ events and projects. Over the years, Lift has created and
built a community and project portfolio contributing to connect innovators around the
world.
Lift’s transdisciplinary platform fosters innovating thinking and explores new ways in
response to current economic and social challenges created by the emergence of new
technologies.

7. Meet the Team

8. Abou Events
11 Lift Conference
in Geneva
3 editions of Lift Asia
in Korea
Lift Marseille
+
Lift China
++

9. Open Data Initiatives

10. Co-creating a better future
together

11. LIFT:LAB
01-03 MARCH 2017 - GENEVA
PARTNERS PREVIEW
INNOVATORS, YOUR NEXT AWESOME
MOVE NEEDS A LIFT!
DON’T STARE AT INNOVATION, MAKE IT
HAPPEN!
AT LIFT16 WE TESTED A NEW
INNOVATION JOURNEY! WE ARE GOING
BIGGER, BOLDER, BETTER: JOIN US!

12. A glimps of Lift:Lab

13. Photos & Social Media
• If you’re NOT OK with this please tell the person
taking the picture not to use your image.

14. Social Media : share
#urbanentrepreneurs @LIFTconference
https://www.facebook.com/liftconference/

15. Rights
• This is an Ideation Workshop
è No IP rights involved !
• Share, Share and Share more
• If you produce anything today try to use a Free
License (CC, MIT License, GNU GPL, etc.

16. What is Urban Entrepreneurs
Oct to Dec 2016 Feb – Mar 2017 Jun – Dec 2017
Fostering new ideas to Co-Create, Prototype and Implement
solutions for a better urban future
A three steps open innovation program
The best projects will be
selected by a panel of
experts & invited to
Geneva at the Lift
Prototyping Lab!
Teams will go from idea to
prototype and the best
projects will be showcased
in different cities!

17. Editorial Board & Jury

18. Ideation Workshop Criteria
http://www.urbanentrepreneurs.io/projects

19. Key Areas of Focus

20. Outline of the Day
Ice
Breaker
Ideation
Round #1
Creative
Lunch &
Inspiring
Talk
Ideation
Round #2
Project
Pitching
9:20 à
9:10 à
12:00 à
13:20 à
16:00 à
17:30à

21. A Glimps at BIG SHIFTS !

22. (Super)power
Form groups 6 to 8 people ( )
Introduce yourselves to the other group members :
« Hi, my name is ________ and
my (super)power is ________ .»

23. Ideation Workshop

24. Ideation Round #1

25. Ideation Round #1
Outline:
1. Generate a MAXIMUM of Ideas (10')
2. Cluster ideas and keep 3 (10')
3. Dig Deeper (10')
4. Present your 3 Ideas (2' per Idea)

26. How Might We …

27. Generate Ideas (10')

28. How Might We …

29. 1. The « sure bet » (most rational, efficient)
2. The most Innovative (crazy, but COOL ! )
3. The most Exciting (the one everyone loves)
Select 3 Ideas (10')

30. 1. Explore a bit more the 3 selected ideas
2. Start completing the 3 Idea Sheets per group
Dig Deeper (10')

31. Each group presents their 3 ideas to the audience
(max. 2’ per idea)
Idea Pitching Time

32. Lunch Time

33. Idéation Round #2
Define a Project & Build a Team

34. Ideation Round #2
Go towards the ideas you MOST resonate with and
you’d like to work on ( ! 10’)

35. Make: from Idea to Project
1. Take a moment to Define the Project
2. BUILD THE IDEA (business model, value proposition,
storytelling, personas, Gamification, etc.)
3. Complete the Project Sheet and Prepare your
Pitch (PechaKucha “style”, 6’40’’ per team)
Etc.
(120’)

36. Inspiration time

37. Turning
Problems Into
Unicorns
Nathan Millard, CEO G3 Partners
nathan@g3partners.aisa / +82 (0)10 8723 7702

38. Gangnam in 2016
Korea had a lot of problems in the 50s -
many of those have been solved
Gangnam in the 1950s

39. Things are pre,y good in Korea right now,
but there’s s7ll tons of urban problems to
solve

40. How do you come up with
a good idea and turn it
into a commercial
success?
Here’s a few 7ps that you can
implement from now un7l the
deadline

41. Iden7fy a problem you’re
passionate about solving
(hopefully you’re not the only person who has this
problem)

42. Define a solu7on to that problem
You’ll need market knowledge and
the ability to deliver the solu7on

43. Listen to your customers and
iterate

44. The key to success is…

45. Execution

46. Ul7mately you’ll want to mone7ze
your solu7on
consider this as you refine your
idea

47. A few examples from Korea
Asia’s Startup PR
Specialists

48. nathan@g3partners.asia
010-8723-7702
Facebook.com/G3partners

49. Document your BIG
• Finalize your Project Sheets

50. Each group presents its Project
(max. 6’40’’ per team strictly enforced)
Pitch your BIG IDEA

51. Jury Feedback
…

52. What’s Next ?
You can finalize your projects and
submit them BEFORE NOV 27, 2016 24:00
urbanentrepreneurs.io/projects/

53. One more thing…
Christian Schneider
Head, Science & Technology Office, 과학기술협력실장

54. 54 Urban Entrepreneurs– 12 November 2016

55. 55 Urban Entrepreneurs– 12 November 2016
Switzerland – Global Innovation Leader – why?

56. 56 Urban Entrepreneurs– 12 November 2016
Lake Geneva Area

57. 57 Urban Entrepreneurs– 12 November 2016

58. Geneva – Campus Biotech
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59. Bestmile – Autonomous Buses
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60. Mindmaze – VR for Rehabilitation
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61. 61
Danke! Merci! Grazie! Grazia!
감사합니다!
Urban Entrepreneurs– 12 November 2016

62. Apéro !

63. Goodies
…