Shape The Opportunity
Clarify the customer problem, value proposition and business model.
18–20 October 2026 · Three-Day Applied Program
Move from an initial idea to a clear, testable business concept—and leave with the structure of a practical business plan you can confidently explain.
What This Program Gives You
This intensive, hands-on learning experience is designed to help you turn an idea into a clear business concept and a practical plan.
Across three days, short learning segments are combined with guided activities, real examples and structured templates. Each day builds on the previous one, so the work you complete becomes part of your final business thinking.
Clarify the customer problem, value proposition and business model.
Examine the market, economics, feasibility and key risks.
Translate evidence into a focused, credible business plan.
Communicate the idea and define the first practical actions.
Your Learning Path
Each day brings two learning sessions together, followed by shared day materials and workshop files. Resources will appear here when available.
Sunday · 18 October 2026
Define the customer problem and core value proposition. Explore the Business Model Canvas through a company case study, then draft your own canvas.
Explore customer jobs, pains and gains, positioning and differentiation. Refine your value proposition through peer feedback and finalize your Day 1 canvas.
Monday · 19 October 2026
Assess market size (TAM/SAM/SOM), demand, competition and industry conditions. Examine resources, capabilities and constraints, then build a feasibility scorecard.
Examine costs, break-even and unit economics. Build a revenue-and-cost feasibility snapshot, identify risk mitigation actions and complete your feasibility assessment.
Tuesday · 20 October 2026
Structure the executive summary, operations, marketing and financial plan. Define your go-to-market strategy and draft key business plan sections using a guided template.
Build a compelling story with relevant metrics, practice your pitch with peer feedback, and define milestones and KPIs. Present your final business plan pitch.
Your Instructors
Strategy, economics and real venture-building experience—brought together around one practical learning path.

Economics
Macroeconomics
Dr. Osama brings an economics perspective to the program, supporting students as they consider the wider market and economic conditions surrounding a venture.

Strategy & Enterprise Architecture
Strategy · Enterprise Architecture · Digital Transformation
A computer engineer and enterprise strategist who translates complex visions into executable strategies, operating models, capabilities and technology solutions—bridging strategy, business, technology and execution.

Entrepreneurship & Investment
20+ years · Venture Building · Investment · Growth
An entrepreneur and investor with hands-on experience in building, scaling and exiting businesses. Khaled was part of the Talabat and Floward journeys—two of the region’s notable startup growth stories.
Beyond The Classroom
The references and reading shelf remain compact until you choose to open them.





Generate and shape stronger business ideas.

Test value and growth assumptions with less waste.

A practical introduction to building a startup.

Business-model patterns and innovation tools.

Clarify the purpose behind your business.

Validate assumptions through systematic experiments.

Build financial discipline into the business.

Create differentiated value instead of copying.
Contact Us
Have a question or an idea to share? Send us a message, and the instructors will respond.