AGDA Business Model Canvas Seminars and Workshops

14th August, 2012

The Business Model Canvas will Transform Your Business.

BMC Introduction

In September 2012, this program will be delivered by the AGDA in partnership with ASMOSYS and Creative Industries Innovation Centre (CIIC) via a WIIN grant.

The 1-day intensive workshop will enable creative SMEs to access and embed innovative knowledge and training in the use of the Business Model Canvas methodology, as developed by Alexander Osterwalder and Professor Yves Pigneur, in their book, Business Model Generation.

Innovation, creativity and design thinking underpin the use of the Business Model Generation methodology and Canvas, and workshop participants will be able to consider new or different ideas for their businesses.

This program is being implemented as a result of a pilot program of intensive business model development workshops delivered in 2011 by the Creative Industries Innovation Centre (CIIC) in conjunction with AGDA to a group of selected high potential companies across creative sectors, nationally.

Workshop Overview
The workshop offers companies the opportunity to develop and test their own Business Model and leave with practical tools and an enhanced understanding of their business strategy.

20 participants in each workshop are coached and supported as they work through key areas of the Canvas: Key Partners, Key Activities, Key Resources, Value Proposition, Customer Relationships, Customer Segments, Channels, Cost Structure and Revenue Streams.

The workshops will be a mix of instruction, interactive discussions and small group activities.

Facilitation
The workshop facilitator, Alan Scott, is passionate about working with private companies in the areas of strategic planning, business models, coaching and facilitation. He has over 20 years of experience in this field.

Asmosys was created in 2011 by Alan to fulfil his dream of providing practical business consulting, and focuses on working with businesses or individuals to build internal capability for external excellence. Inside and outside. It is osmosis the Alan Scott way, with recognition of the role systems and business models play in that organisational or personal transformation. These systems incorporate technology, process, people and our own internal systems such as belief, passion and motivation.

As a previous Deloitte Private partner, Alan brings into this engagement his recent experience facilitating the business model workshops for CIIC.

Dates

Melbourne

Seminar: Monday 3rd September
6.00 for 6.30pm
Venue: Room 3.5 and 3.6
Level 3
CATC Design School
595 Little Collins Street,
Downtown Melbourne VIC 3000

Workshop: Tuesday 4th September
8:30 Coffee/9am Start - 4:30pm
Venue: Room TBA
CATC Design School
595 Little Collins Street,
Downtown Melbourne VIC 3000
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Sydney
Workshop: Thursday 6th September
8:30 Coffee/9am Start - 4:30pm
Venue: TBA
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Adelaide

Seminar: Cancelled

Workshop: Tuesday 18th September
8:30 Coffee/9am Start - 4:30pm
Venue: TBA
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Perth

Seminar: Cancelled

Workshop: Thursday 20th September
8:30 Coffee/9am Start - 4:30pm

Venue:
Spacecubed
Ground Floor Rear, 45 St Georges Terrace
Perth, Western Australia 6000
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Brisbane
Workshop: Tuesday 25th September
8:30 Coffee/9am Start - 4:30pm
Venue: TBA
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These events are supported by Enterprise Connect. Enterprise Connect is an Australian Government initiative backed by industry that offers comprehensive advice and support to eligible Australian small and medium businesses to help them transform and reach their full potential. Our experienced, independent Business Advisers provide confidential, unbiased business advice at no charge. For more information visit www.enterpriseconnect.gov.au or call 131 791.