LSN Entrepreneurial Education Program at BioMedSA

30 Mar

By Erika Wu, Business Development Manager, Global Tech Hubs, LSN

Life Science Nation (LSN) will be delivering an Entrepreneurial Education Workshop in concert with BioMedSA’s annual event, BioFest Invest! BioFest Invest will held on Wednesday, April 19th at the University of the Incarnate Word, and will feature programming topics relevant to life science entrepreneurs, a pitch competition, and networking opportunities with a wide array of resources and potential collaborative partners and investors.

During the week leading up to the event, on Thursday, April 13th, LSN will be hosting a one-day educational course for a group of BioMedSA’s fundraising startups who will be attending and pitching at BioFest Invest. This LSN one-day education course will be hosted by LSN’s CEO, Dennis Ford, and Business Development Manager, Antoinette Lowre, and will feature three lectures and 1 on 1 coaching sessions revolving around developing a compelling storyline and netting out the value of the founders, team, technology and market impact.

Entrepreneurial Education Courses at BioMedSA

1. It All Starts with The Story

The most successful entrepreneurs are always the best storytellers. Finding a way to naturally formulate your company’s unique story and portraying this through multiple modalities whether it be a 1-minute elevator pitch or a 12-slide pitch deck is one of the most effective ways to get potential investors and partners on board with your value proposition. This bootcamp will cover the importance of entrepreneurial agency, finding your voice and developing a compelling narrative for the different players that will emerge along a deal chain, and language tools to refine your hook.

2. First-Time CEOs: Avoiding Pitfalls

This session will cover some of the most common pitfalls that catch first-time and serial entrepreneurs off guard. From false premise and being tentative to surrounding yourself with executives that do not have augmentative and complimentary skillsets, there are many things that can slow the growth of your early-stage life science entity. By learning how to avoid these issues and not run yourself over, your chances of making it to the market will increase greatly.

3. Branding & Messaging

Discuss the importance of preparing, planning and executing a global fundraising or licensing campaign. Learn how to position and pitch your company by telling your story and communicating effectively through a tagline, elevator pitch, tear sheet, executive summary, and slide deck.

1-1 sessions to perfect your story and marketing materials.

If you have any questions about hosting an LSN education course, or are interested in meeting LSN in San Antonio, Texas, please contact Antoinette Lowre.

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