Product Market Hit Workshops

What will the workshop cover? 

These are free workshops aimed at reducing the high failure rates of Welsh businesses, particularly in the tech and innovative sectors. Designed to reverse the “zombie startup” trend by equipping entrepreneurs with essential skills and tools to properly understand their customers, and their problems, thereby hugely improving their chances of success.  

What attendees will get out of the workshop? 

You’ll come away with a clear, easy-to-follow, six-step process that you can apply to your own business idea or product that gets you closer to creating a successful business.  

There are three running in May: 

Monday 8th May 👉  https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/free-business-growth-workshop-tickets-885565880387?aff=erelpanelorg  

Monday 13th May 👉 https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/free-business-growth-workshop-inc-free-lunch-tickets-885580062807?aff=erelexpmlt  

Monday 29th May 👉 https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/free-business-growth-workshop-inc-free-lunch-tickets-885608026447  

Who is this event for? 

This workshop is aimed at those businesses that are already running and feel like they haven’t quite nailed it yet. However, if you’re thinking of starting up, you can also benefit by learning these key skills so that you don’t make those mistakes when you start up.

You are eligible if you live or have a business based in Cardiff. 

However, if you’re already comfortably growing very quickly, or you’re a freelancer/consultant who is at capacity, and calmly fulfilling all your orders, you may want to skip this one. 

Speaker Bio 

Neil Cocker has been running, advising, and mentoring startups and early-stage businesses for over a decade. As a founder he has grown and exited startups, and as a mentor he has worked with businesses all across Europe. He is an expert in helping businesses focus on finding real customer pains to solve and helping “stalled startups” refocus in order to ignite growth again. 

Product Market Hit is funded by the UK government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund and supported by Hugh James, Cadre Advisory, Tramshed Tech, Ogi & We Get Design, and Ramp Merch.