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A stepping stone to "maturalize" your ideas before accelerators; with Albert Liang, Founder and CEO of IGENESIIS Group

from Asia Startup Pulse · host Chinaccelerator

Venture Capital tends to shut the door if you don't have a team, a product and some customers due to too many risks. Increasingly, entrepreneurs in China with just an idea are having difficulty in getting money and help. Focused on the ideation stage before accelerators and incubators, Albert Liang, CEO and Founder of IGENESIIS, is dedicated to inspiring people to become founders through a 4-month process with their mentor community and courses on skills, resilience, and core values. Ideation programs is an emerging trend around the world, especially in Silicon Valley. Having started the first ideation program in China, Albert has many incredible insights about how to "maturalize" your idea into a business in Chinese market. As a serial entrepreneur, Albert also has prospective insights about why the current environment is ready for IGENESIIS and how investors are likely to respond to this opportunity. Show Notes: Jump ahead to topics 02:08 Albert Liang Introduction 04:34 What IGENSIIS is and how to "maturalize" your idea into a business 06:23 Why the environment is ready for IGENSIIS 08:23 Face the risky world and start the stepping stone program 10:08 Why Stared IGENSIIS 11:15 Ideation is an emerging trend all over the world 15:44 Hopes for the Ideation Program 25:06 How investors will react 25:52 Suggestions 27:08 Contact IGENSIIS Feel free to leave a comment and start a conversation with us! If you have an ideal guest whom you would like to listen to, please let us know and we'll do our best to realize it! Many thanks to our special guest Albert Liang, host Ryan Shuken, editor David and Geep, and sponsor People Squared.

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Venture Capital tends to shut the door if you don't have a team, a product and some customers due to too many risks. Increasingly, entrepreneurs in China with just an idea are having difficulty in getting money and help. Focused on the ideation stage before accelerators and incubators, Albert Liang, CEO and Founder of IGENESIIS, is dedicated to inspiring people to become founders through a 4-month process with their mentor community and courses on various skills and core values. As a serial entrepreneur, Albert has prospective insights about why the current environment is already ready for IGENESIIS and what investors will do about this opportunity.

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