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LUNCH BOX FORUM: FROM IDEATION TO MARKET, THE REQUIREMENTS OF BUILDING AN APP FOR THE INTERNATIONAL MARKET FROM A BRISBANE APARTMENT

By administrator | 15 September 2016

About the talk
From ideation to market, the requirements of building an app for the international market from a Brisbane apartment.
Everyday people talk about ideas they have for a business venture, from technology such as apps all the way to a new way to sell coffee. The process of taking that idea and growing it into a product or service to deliver to the market requires the entrepreneur to undertake many steps. This Business Studio Lunch Box Forum will provide you with Darren’s story, learnings and advice all the way from validation to building your tech team.


About Storyboard app
Storyboard lets you match your photos and videos with the places you visit. An app to create and share meaningful experiences or discover the stories told by others and connect with people from around the world.

Storyboard app is now available on iPhone and available for Android very, very soon! 


About Darren 

Darren is the founder of Storyboard Social, a Brisbane based start-up that has launched a new application “Storyboard”. He grew up in North Queensland in an innovative family where, after years of living abroad he noticed a gap in Social Media. Returning back to Brisbane, Darren began working on Storyboard, taking it from an idea to reality.  Learning what it takes to build a business by doing it Darren developed a passion for assisting other entrepreneurs with taking their idea to market.

Our Business Studio lunch box forums feature a new speaker each fortnight. Business Studio membership is free and gives you access to a great range of resources and business support. Visit the team on level 1 to sign up now.

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