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Protected: Inside/out Approach to Niche Identification
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Protected: Understanding Your Customer
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Protected: Why Do You Create?
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Protected: What Would You Risk?
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Protected: What Problems Do You Perceive?
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Protected: Finding Meaning
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Dump Truck Full of Grapes
In this game, students are told to imagine they have just inherited a dump truck full of grapes, which they must do something with. They can’t give them back, as they have inherited them. They have a limited shelf life and to trash them at the city dump will cost money. The goal is to make money, rather than lose it. They are asked, “What will you do with these grapes?” Continue reading
Protected: Perceiving Gaps in the Cultural Market
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Arts Entrepreneurship Games 