Ilan Nass- CEO atTaktical& Director of Growth @ Fueled will share his experienceanddiscuss the process of building an MVP from an idea to aMinimum Viable Product.
"Minimum Viable Product: Race to Deliver Customer Value.Minimum Viable Product means different things to different people so lets start with a definition.
When Eric Ries used the term for the first time he described it as:
A Minimum Viable Product is that version of a new product which allows a team to collect the maximum amount of validated learning about customers with the least effort.
Over time it got simplified to: the smallest thing you can build that lets you quickly make it around the build/measure/learn loop
*Ash Maurya.

Schedule:
6:30 - 7:00 -Reception &Pizza & Beers
7:00 -8:00 - Session with Ilan and Q&A
8:00 -8:30 - Networking and Snacks
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About Ilan:
Ilan is the founder of Taktical. A Digital Marketing Expert and experienced director specializing in launching technology startups and leading tech startups through their growth phase by building a digital footprint.
Based out of New York, his team has years of experience working in the digital marketing field. They have successfully led multiple clients through nine figure valuations and several successful exits.
The team has experience dealing with clients not only in the USA but all over the world creating and implementing unique marketing strategies that encompass SEO, SEM, Email Marketing, Conversion Optimization, Content Marketing and Branding.
Ilan has been featured in Forbes, Under30CEO, and TheNextWeb.
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The Fueled Collective:
Collective is a shared working space in Manhattan thats home to over 30 of the most exciting startups in NYC. At the collective, we share a love of plush leather couches, impeccably designed conference rooms, year round ice cream, and pingpongtournaments
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