RADIUS’ Health Promotion Lab Trampoline is an eight-session business model validation program for very early-stage ventures (start-ups and non-profits) working to address health inequities in their communities. Through Trampoline’s capacity-building sessions, we test your business model for alignment in critical areas, identify gaps, and give you the confidence you need to move forward.
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We are looking for ventures with innovative business models that centre health equity in their work to promote healthier environments and lifestyles. Your venture might be the delivery of services, programs, or the adoption of products that encourage the following:
You are:
The objective of RADIUS’ Trampoline program is to help early-stage entrepreneurs validate their business model. In addition to providing tools to grow an organization strategically, the Trampoline program supports very early-stage ventures to test alignment across three critical success factors:
With these three themes aligned, you’re off to the races.
Are you missing one? Time to pivot, revise, or go back to the drawing board. Trampoline is your eight-week process to find out where you and your venture stand.
2021 Program Details:
Location: Online
Cohort: Limited to 12 ventures
Cost: There is no fee required to participate in Trampoline.
PROGRAM BENEFITS
Coming out of your 8-week business model validation experience, you’ll have:
The program will include the following:
Applications for this year’s Trampoline program are now closed.
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If you have questions about the Trampoline Program, email Ilhan Abdullahi, Health Promotion Lab Program Manager, at iabdullahi@radiussfu.com.