VENTURE NAME – J.

Cob Bread
Team Name -- BPPT
CEO: Patron, Jeric Laurence G. COO: Torres, Jacob M.
CFO: Borela, Charles Edward M. CTO: Pagtakhan, Reiven Christian
Entrepreneur Session Instructions:
Smart Tips for Prototyping and MVP

Instructions:
In the previous sessions, you build a prototype/solution demo and a minimum viable product. You also
conducted prototype and MVP interviews to gather feedback from your potential customers. In this
session, an entrepreneur will share his/her experience in building a prototype and an MVP and some tips
and best practices for doing so.
Check with your faculty which entrepreneur is going to take this session. Look him/her up on Google and
social media sites such as LinkedIn. Make sure that you don’t appear to be “stalking” and don’t send
messages/invites unless specified by the entrepreneur during the session.
Think about your questions regarding building a prototype and an MVP. Make a note of these questions
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in the space below.

Submit the questions ahead of the session to your facilitator. This will help him/her moderate the
session.
Make sure you submit questions at the level of your teams. There may not be enough time to address
individual questions.
Note down the answers and any other important points shared by the entrepreneur (page 2).
The entrepreneur session will be of 30 minutes followed by your Class Activity: Compile Your Results from
MVP Interviews.

Record your questions in the table below:

Question 1 Do you feel our product is worth the cost?

Question 2 What is your expectation to our product?

Question 3 What is the greatest concern that you have about our product?

Question 4 What feature could help make your experience better?

Question 5 How likely are you to recommend our product?

VENTURE NAME – J.Cob Bread
Team Name -- BPPT
CEO: Patron, Jeric Laurence G. COO: Torres, Jacob M.
CFO: Borela, Charles Edward M. CTO: Pagtakhan, Reiven Christian
Entrepreneur Session Instructions:
Smart Tips for Prototyping and MVP

Notes

 Ability to learn from mistakes

 Trust in and respect for the team
 Spongelike nature
 Resourcefulness
 Hardwork
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