Entrepreneurship Game - Presentation

Innovative Dutch – serious games for serious professionals 1

Université du LuxembourgLuxembourg, September 18, 2017

Jan Spruijt, Founder


Serious games for serious professionals


Clients


Entrepreneurship Game

Experience thinking like a co-founder and face the

challenges of starting up a new venture.

Created in close collaboration with:


Fundamentals


4 Learning Goalsof the Entrepreneurship Game


5 Benefits

#1

Players develop an entrepreneurial mindset

Entrepreneurial alertness

Recognizing opportunities

Creative research methods

Unique and innovative combinations

Innovation plays and gameplans


5 Benefits

#2

Players learn to deal with paradoxes, such as:

Strategic paradox

Decision-making paradox

Risk-taking paradox

Trust paradox

Momentum paradox

Knowledge-gap paradox


5 Benefits

#3

Players use reflection and peer-reviewing

to accelerate learning.


5 Benefits

#4

Competition and real-life simulation leverages the intrinsic

motivation to bring knowledge, skills and teamplay into

practice.


How does it work? Roles


How does it work?

Live sessions


How does it work?

Virtual


How does it work?

Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Round 5 Round 6

2 hours


How does it work?

Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Round 5 Round 6

1 week


Storyline

Round 1

❤

⚃

Round 2

⇟

Round 3☑

Round 4

⦿

Round 5

Round 6⌘

Recognizing opportunities & entrepreneurial alertness

Customer research & idea creation: product-market-fit

Validation, the startup team & support

A leap of faith: market launch, marketing and sales

Crossing the chasm: startup financing & bootstrapping

Continuation: trying to become self-sustaining

School project

Startup Bootcamp Week

Launching from your garage

Incubator

Incubator

Co-working space

Idea

Pitch

Prototype

Feasability Study

Business Model

Business Plan

Theme Setting Deliverable


Gameplay

Strategy Decision-making Performance

Entry Quiz Assignments


Gameplay

Research ProductPM-fit

Pivot or Persevere?


Gameplay


Pivot or Persevere?

Product Specifications Marketing


Gameplay


Pivot or Persevere?

Product Specifications Marketing

Risk TakingCredibility

Team Skills

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EntrePulse

Performance

Your EntrePulse is 162When you tell customers about your product, they are feeling excited.


Step-by-Stepfrom round 1 to round 6






























Certificate of completion


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