Skills for Entrepreneurs: When Is the Right Time to Start a Business?

Starting a business is about more than having a good idea. It requires the ability to recognize opportunities, make decisions with limited information, adapt quickly, and know when an idea is actually worth pursuing.

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Join Carine Marette, Co-founder of Kritik, for a practical discussion on the skills and mindset behind entrepreneurship. Drawing from her experience building a company, Carine will explore what aspiring entrepreneurs should consider before taking the leap, from identifying a real problem to understanding the market, assessing risk, and deciding whether the timing is right.

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Together, we’ll look at what separates an interesting idea from a real business opportunity and how entrepreneurs can build the confidence, judgment, and resilience needed to move from thinking about a business to actually starting one.

In this session, we’ll explore:

• Identify the skills and mindset entrepreneurs need to succeed
• Evaluate whether an idea solves a meaningful problem
• Assess market opportunity, timing, and early-stage risk
• Know when to keep refining an idea and when to take action

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Who should attend

Students, aspiring entrepreneurs, early-stage founders, and anyone interested in understanding what it takes to turn an idea into a viable business.

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Register now to reserve your spot.