Launch Your Own Idea (3 days)

Ground your business idea in experience with the people it aims to help. Over three days, investigate the problem, build an initial prototype and try it with people to inform your next decision.

  • Experience of testing an idea before investing more time or money.
  • An initial prototype and feedback from the people it aims to help.
  • Findings about the problem to inform your next decision.
Illustration of an idea taking shape through questions and small experiments.
Who it is for
Aspiring entrepreneurs
Scope
3 days
Participants
Recommended: 10–20 people
Price
On request

Who you will work with

You will work in an open group of people from different backgrounds.

What you will leave with

Experience and concrete findings

Take away insights into the problem, experience of designing and testing a prototype, and evidence for your next decision.

The next step for your idea

Choose what you need to discover before investing more time or money in your business idea.

How the programme works

The Camp includes the introductory Spark and one-day Workshop. Two further days add solution design and prototype testing. The purpose is experience and learning; creating a viable product is not guaranteed.

  1. Your own topic and problem

    Connect your interests and abilities with others' needs. Choose a problem and go out to test your assumptions with people.

    Day 1

  2. Solution design and prototype

    Build a proposed solution from your findings. Divide work within the team and prepare a prototype that can gather feedback.

    Day 2

  3. Testing and reflection

    Compare the prototype with people's feedback. With your guides, examine the result and collaboration, then choose the next step.

    Day 3

Tools in practice

Use the tools on your own topic. We will examine what you learn together.

Four connected areas of personal purpose and contribution.

Ikigai

Connect your interests and abilities with where you can be useful to others.

Connecting customer needs with a proposed value proposition.

Value Proposition Canvas

Compare customer needs with your offer and interview findings.

An overview of the main assumptions behind a business idea.

Lean Canvas

Connect the idea with assumptions about price, costs and routes to customers.

A cycle of assumption, testing and the next step.

Field testing

Test assumptions with people and choose the next step based on their feedback.

Your guides

Tomáš and Taťána guide you.

Tomáš Vavrda

Business and technology

Tomáš Vavrda

An entrepreneur and founder of ORIGAM. He designs and develops information systems, works with customer value and brings his experience into education.

Taťána Beránková Císařová

Education and working with people

Taťána Beránková Císařová

An educator and teaching innovator. She leads entrepreneurship programmes and prepares teachers to become guides, connecting participants' own experience with their everyday work.

Practical information

Who it is for and what to bring

For people considering entrepreneurship or just starting, including alongside employment. You can come with a plan or without a finished idea. Start with your interests and experience and refine the topic during the programme.

Duration and group

Duration: 3 days. The three-day format is designed for approximately 10–20 participants.

Date, venue and price

Your enquiry is non-binding. Before you decide to participate, we clarify the content, date, venue and price, including what it covers.

Non-binding enquiry

Launch Your Own Idea (3 days)

Tell us what you would like to learn and the experience you bring. We will contact you personally with participation options.

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