Launch Your Own Idea (spark)
Find a topic that could become your business idea. In the four-hour Spark, connect your interests and abilities with others' needs and prepare questions for initial testing.
- A clearer idea of what you want to pursue in business.
- A topic connecting your interests and abilities with others' needs.
- Initial assumptions and questions to test.
- Who it is for
- Aspiring entrepreneurs
- Scope
- 4 hours
- Participants
- By agreement
- 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
A topic and questions for further work
Take away a chosen topic, initial assumptions about whom it could help, and questions to test.
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
Spark forms the first half of the one-day Workshop. It ends by identifying lessons from the experience and the next step; field testing of the problem continues in the full-day programme.
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Start with yourself
Identify your experience, abilities and interests. Explore where they might meet others' needs.
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Choose a topic
Share your perspectives and choose a problem to work on. Write down your assumptions and what you need to ask.
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Close the first experience
Examine your work with the guides and choose a concrete next step.
Tools in practice
Use Ikigai to find your own topic and potential contribution to others.
Ikigai
Connect your interests and abilities with where you can be useful to others.
Your guides
Tomáš and Taťána guide you.
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.
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: 4 hours. We agree participant numbers according to the specific brief and programme capacity.
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.