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Growing Games has been rebooted and will start again in April 2014. Throughout 2014 Growing Games will hold a series 9 workshops supplying a framework to develop and grow the business side of games and digital media products.
TIME AND PLACE
April 29, from 10.00 to 16.00.
Egmont, Vognmagergade 11, Copenhagen
Learn more: http://bit.ly/1mpqTXX
Who should attend?
If you are a developer of games, digital media, web or interactive design you are part of our target group. When you enter Growing Games you should at minimum have a defined concept you are working on – we focus on the first stages of business development and will take you from the concept stage and make you ready to hit the market. Along the way we will provide you with the right sparring, knowledge, challenges and contacts to make you reach your goals.
What will you get?
As always, what we bring to the table is a heavy load of knowledge delivered by our pallet of experts and experienced industry specialists. Together with an absolutely indispensible network of mentors, potential partners, investors, likeminded developers and entrepreneurs Growing Games offers you the best way to boost development of your business and company.
Learn more: http://bit.ly/1mpqTXX
Sign Up: http://bit.ly/1mHGyox
PARTICIPATION
Participation is absolutely free of charge.
MAILINGLIST
Join the Growing Games mailling list - never miss an invitation again! http://bitly.com/1gDAcDQ
We are all looking forward to seeing you!
On behalf of the Growing Games team
/Kirstine
Growing Games is back!
Re: Growing Games is back!
GROWING GAMES KICK OFF
Where: Egmont, at Vognmagergade 11, 1148 Copenhagen
When: 29 April, from 10-16
Why: The difference between being a couple of people with a good idea, and an established company making cool products for customers who pay, is execution - and a lot of hard work. If you want to know more about how and if you are willing to work, we have the workshop for you.
[UPDATE] Growing from a good idea to a sustainable company
This first workshop invites you to ask how you plan to go from finding your identity as a start-up, to becoming a sustainable interactive media company. We have invited three interesting people to kick off the discussion – and we want to hear from you.
Søren Ammundsen, founder of Divine and the man behind the online children's game Miniklub, has walked the walk from brand new startup to a successful company. Hear how he did it and what you should be thinking about to do the same.
Lars Buch, managing director of Startupbootcamp Mobile, returns to Growing Games to share his experience working with a wide variety of start-ups in both media, digital, games and more.
Jan Neiiendam, director of Interactive Denmark, will address the interactive media industry in Denmark, what it takes to go from newbie start-up to international success - and how Interactive Denmark will help you.
The speakers will provide inspiration, but you’ll have plenty of opportunities to get your hands dirty, sparring with each other and our mentors. You will work based on a set of tools we provide that will help focus your strategy and goals. Together, the sparring and the tools will give you concrete results that you can apply in your future work.
You will have the chance to test your pitch in front of a panel including our host, Egmont’s Head of Innovation, Maz Spork.
Sign up GROWING GAMES WORKSHOP #1
Want to pitch?
Spots are limited, so if you want one send an email to us right now at growinggames@manto.dk.
Time and place
The workshop will be held on 29 April, from 10-16, and hosted by our partners, Egmont, at Vognmagergade 11, 1148 Copenhagen C. The doors will open at 09.30, where we will serve coffee and refreshments. The program starts at 10 sharp.
Questions and contact
If you have any questions or need to get in touch, feel free to drop us an email at growinggames@manto.dk
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Workshop #2: Monetisation - making sure you make money off your business model!
While we have your attention - make sure to mark down May 14, where the IT University will host our second workshop in Growing Games 2014.
You are thinking that of course you will monetise at some point - but do you know how?
Our second event is your chance to put your business model to the test. We have invited some of the top minds to inspire your work - and you will get your hands dirty with your own business model, find out how best to monetise off of it and maybe find entirely new ways to design your product.
Mark down May 14 and keep an eye on the Growing Games website for updates on this event.
____________
We are looking forward to seeing you!
Please let me know if you have an questions regarding Growing Games or other Interactive Denmark activities / Kirstine
Where: Egmont, at Vognmagergade 11, 1148 Copenhagen
When: 29 April, from 10-16
Why: The difference between being a couple of people with a good idea, and an established company making cool products for customers who pay, is execution - and a lot of hard work. If you want to know more about how and if you are willing to work, we have the workshop for you.
[UPDATE] Growing from a good idea to a sustainable company
This first workshop invites you to ask how you plan to go from finding your identity as a start-up, to becoming a sustainable interactive media company. We have invited three interesting people to kick off the discussion – and we want to hear from you.
Søren Ammundsen, founder of Divine and the man behind the online children's game Miniklub, has walked the walk from brand new startup to a successful company. Hear how he did it and what you should be thinking about to do the same.
Lars Buch, managing director of Startupbootcamp Mobile, returns to Growing Games to share his experience working with a wide variety of start-ups in both media, digital, games and more.
Jan Neiiendam, director of Interactive Denmark, will address the interactive media industry in Denmark, what it takes to go from newbie start-up to international success - and how Interactive Denmark will help you.
The speakers will provide inspiration, but you’ll have plenty of opportunities to get your hands dirty, sparring with each other and our mentors. You will work based on a set of tools we provide that will help focus your strategy and goals. Together, the sparring and the tools will give you concrete results that you can apply in your future work.
You will have the chance to test your pitch in front of a panel including our host, Egmont’s Head of Innovation, Maz Spork.
Sign up GROWING GAMES WORKSHOP #1
Want to pitch?
Spots are limited, so if you want one send an email to us right now at growinggames@manto.dk.
Time and place
The workshop will be held on 29 April, from 10-16, and hosted by our partners, Egmont, at Vognmagergade 11, 1148 Copenhagen C. The doors will open at 09.30, where we will serve coffee and refreshments. The program starts at 10 sharp.
Questions and contact
If you have any questions or need to get in touch, feel free to drop us an email at growinggames@manto.dk
---------------------------------------------------------------
Workshop #2: Monetisation - making sure you make money off your business model!
While we have your attention - make sure to mark down May 14, where the IT University will host our second workshop in Growing Games 2014.
You are thinking that of course you will monetise at some point - but do you know how?
Our second event is your chance to put your business model to the test. We have invited some of the top minds to inspire your work - and you will get your hands dirty with your own business model, find out how best to monetise off of it and maybe find entirely new ways to design your product.
Mark down May 14 and keep an eye on the Growing Games website for updates on this event.
____________
We are looking forward to seeing you!
Please let me know if you have an questions regarding Growing Games or other Interactive Denmark activities / Kirstine