Free Webinar: Is My Idea Any Good? Learn what it takes to turn your idea into a successful new venture.

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Do you have an idea for a business? Join seasoned entrepreneur and startup mentor, Gabe Zicherman, in this informative webinar to help you turn your idea into a winning idea. He's helped bring thousands of ideas to life in his role as Director of the Founder Institute.

During the webinar, Gabe will cover:

  • What it takes to turn your idea into a successful new business.
  • Develop your concept and figure out your market opportunity
  • Get the right resources to make it happen.

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