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Build your future in an hour webinar

Do you have an idea, but don't know how to take it to the next level? Join the webinar and get to know the Path Entrepreneurship Coach, who will help you refine your ideas into a clear and credible business plan.

You will receive practical tips, tools and support for developing your business idea and taking the first steps towards a profitable business. Now is the time to make your idea come true!

Get to know the Path Entrepreneurship Coach in advance: Path Entrepreneurship Coach and a short presentation video: Demonstration video.

You can think about your own business idea in advance with the following questions:

  • Do you dare to dream boldly for yourself and your business?
  • If money, time and skills weren't an obstacle, what would your business dream be?
  • What do you admire about another entrepreneur? (e.g. on social media)
  • What would be great for customers, but impossible for most of them?

Welcome to Teams webinar!

The webinar will be held on Monday 9 November 2026 from 5.30 pm to 6.30 pm.

Register from this link no later than 8 November 2026.

 

Time Programme Performer
17.30 Welcome! Anna Kotamäki, Central Ostrobothnia Entrepreneurs Association
17.40 Presentation of the Path Entrepreneurship Coach Antti Martikainen, Virtual Dawn / Midnight Forge Oy
17.50 Utilising Artificial Intelligence and the Path to Refining an Idea Antti Martikainen, Virtual Dawn / Midnight Forge Oy
18.05 Example: sparring a business idea with artificial intelligence Anna Kotamäki, Central Ostrobothnia Entrepreneurs Association
18.20 Questions and Answers

The event is part of the Smart ERA pilot project in the region. Find out more about the Smart ERA project here.

More information about the event: Saija Tikkanen, saija.tikkanen@pohjois-pohjanmaa.fi

The event is organised in cooperation with Keski-Pohjanmaan Yrittäjät ry, Midnight Forge Oy, the University of Oulu and the Regional Council of Northern Ostrobothnia.

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