Batchery Deep Dive - Batch 3

We'll help you get to the next level

Welcome to the Batchery Membership Application Page

If you’ve come this far, you are a startup founder who is interested in applying to become a member of the Batchery. For more information on the Batchery, go here: http://batchery.com
The first thing to do is click the "Apply by Dec 1" button above, after which you may need to create a Gust account, if you haven't already.

After that, you will be directed to the application form. Admissions are rolling, as the services available to Batchery companies include advice and mentorship, a peer group, brown bag lunches, and other learning opportunities.

The primary courses in the Batchery curriculum – the Batchery lean Sprint and the Batchery Deepdive course – are led roughly every three months. The dates for the beginning of the next courses are:

Batchery Deep Dive: Jan 1 - Mar 31, 2017
The Batchery lean Sprint: TBD
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The Batchery Deep Dive. This is for companies who are past stage I. They’ve got a product, they have identified and developed customers, they’re looking to put their startup through the next set of hurdles. The goal here is to create a masterful deal – not just a pretty deck, but a set of easily digested, clearly articulated frameworks for the company that has tested assumptions, metrics, and paths to business success. Using one of the most popular platforms for sharing your business with investors, we help you make the case and become investor ready.

This includes:

-your business model
-your go-to-market plan
-your competitive analysis
-your management team
-your corporate documents, financial statements and revenue projections
your valuation, your ask and how you plan to spend the money.
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The Batchery Lean Sprint. This is the first stage of startup heavy lifting. Our experienced team will help you think through the problem you’re trying to solve, what makes you different, who are your customers, what is your business model, and how are you going to know if you’re succeeding or not.

Eight weeks, lots of homework, lots of help.
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Have questions? Visit our FAQ (http://batchery.com/faq/), or email peter@batchery.com