Wednesday, June 1st – Noon - 1:30pm

Lane Powell PC – Mt. Baker Conference Room

1420 Fifth Avenue, Suite 4200

Seattle, WA 98101

Speaker: Leo Novsky

Topic: The Start-Up Flywheel
 

About the Topic: “The Start-Up Flywheel: How to evaluate the winning company by asking the right questions in the right order.”

As investors, you hear pitch after pitch of great products, with great market potential and hockey stick financial projections.

Yet few, if any, of these companies hit their pitch goals: they either exceed them (brining a great ROI), or falter (wasting time, effort and your money).

During the June session of Keiretsu Academy, Leo Novsky, serial entrepreneur, communication coach and member of Keiretsu, will share his insights from the front lines of running a start-up to the new findings in academic theory to:

1. Identify the 5 Key Questions and the order in which to ask these of a start-up
2. Clarify the 4 areas of inquiry that make or break the company
3. Expose 3 critical red flags that endanger the start-ups future
4. Become aware of the 2 forces of Confirmation Bias and the Group Think that can blind you to reality
5. Determine how to turn the start-up flywheel of the startup you invest in

About the Speaker: Leo Novsky is an executive presentation coach at SPEAK with Power Consulting and an Adjunct Lecturer at University of Washington Bothell School of Business.  Leo has over 15 years of experience in communication, training, marketing and business development.  His educational background includes a BA in English Literature from the University of Chicago and an MBA from the University of Dallas. He is a published author, inventor and founder of several start-ups

Parking: Parking is available in the U.S. Bank Centre.

We look forward to your attendance and participation!

The Keiretsu Forum Northwest Team
 

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