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KOUDETAT+ : Le programme d'éducation à l'entrepreneuriat ! Avec ou sans projet Tous les samedis pendant 5 mois À Paris ou en ligne Session 1: Mars/Juillet 2014 KOUDETAT.CO

Formation

Le savoir, c’est le pouvoir!
www.koudetat.co

Tous les samedis !
10h - 12h - Théorie
12h - 14h - Lunch Case & Brain Game
14h - 17h - Atomic Skills
17h - 19h - Always Be Closing
19h - XXh - Open Chill’ House

La Théorie
"La théorie, c'est quand on sait tout et que rien
ne fonctionne. La pratique, c'est quand tout
fonctionne et que personne ne sait pourquoi."
!

— Albert Einstein

Lunch Case
"Après un bon dîner on n'en
veut plus à personne, même
pas à sa propre famille."
!

— Oscar Wilde

Atomic Skills
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FINANCE & CASH-FLOWS DE 0 à 1 - 4 Séances
FUNDRAISING DE 0 à 1 - 2 Séances
LEGAL DE 0 à 1 - 4 Séances
BUSINESS MODELS DE 0 à 1 - 2 Séances
SALES DE 0 à 1 - 2 Séances
DATA SCIENCE DE 0 à 1 - 4 Séances
DESIGN DE 0 à 1 - 2 Séances

Always be closing!
"You call yourself a salesman,
you son of a bitch?"
— Blake in Glengarry Glen Ross

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6. La Théorie "La théorie, c'est quand on sait tout et que rien ne fonctionne. La pratique, c'est quand tout fonctionne et que personne ne sait pourquoi." ! — Albert Einstein

7. Lunch Case "Après un bon dîner on n'en veut plus à personne, même pas à sa propre famille." ! — Oscar Wilde

8. Atomic Skills • • • • • • • FINANCE & CASH-FLOWS DE 0 à 1 - 4 Séances FUNDRAISING DE 0 à 1 - 2 Séances LEGAL DE 0 à 1 - 4 Séances BUSINESS MODELS DE 0 à 1 - 2 Séances SALES DE 0 à 1 - 2 Séances DATA SCIENCE DE 0 à 1 - 4 Séances DESIGN DE 0 à 1 - 2 Séances

9. Always be closing! "You call yourself a salesman, you son of a bitch?" — Blake in Glengarry Glen Ross

10. Open Chill’ 18h-…

11. Anyone can be an Entrepreneur! Really?

12. Many, many, many great GUEST SPEAKERS

13. Combien ça coûte ?

14. Mama Bonus!

15. ANY QUESTIONS ?

16. CHEERS… COCKTAILS