The Brandery is known for its 14-week program that prepares entrepreneurs for the launch of their startups. But for the next two months, they’re trying something a little different. The Brandery will be offering community classes that cross a spectrum of themes. The classes are relevant to anyone with an idea, working for a startup or with the goal of re-envisioning some of the work they do, says Chelsea Koglmeier, program coordinator at The Brandery.
The sessions will be from 5:30 to 7 pm and will include a presentation followed by a Q&A. Each class is $20 per person, per event.
Sign up for a class below:
- Monday, Nov. 12: Branding 101—the basics of startup technology, Mike Bott, general manager of The Brandery
- Monday, Nov. 26: Gamification—how real game design is much more than a point system, Chris Bergmann, cofounder of ChoreMonster
- Wednesday, Dec. 5: Social Media for Startups—learnings from the ground, Tatiana Danger, Roadtrippers
- Monday, Dec. 10: Inspiration is All Around—taking ideas and creating an enterprise, Micheal Bergman, CEO of REPP
- Monday, Dec. 17: Financing a Small Business—different avenues to finance a small business, from traditional loans to SocStock, Jay Finch, SocStock
- Monday, Jan. 7: Technology for Your Company—choosing the right tool for the job, Charlie Key, CEO at Modulus
- Tuesday, Jan. 8: Tweet About It #startups—how to best utilize Twitter to make your startup pop, JB Kropp, Twitter
- Monday, Jan. 14: Top 10 Legal Mistakes that Kill Companies, Rob McDonald, Taft Law
- Tuesday, Jan. 22: Nerd Wisperer—how to speak intelligently about your vision to developers, Matt Duch, Ontract
- Wednesday, Jan. 23: How to Get Startup Famous—a cautionary tale, Julian Miller, Ontract
By Caitlin Koenig
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