East/Central Auckland
Event Overview
Where did people come from
Who came to the event
Event promotion
How did people hear about us?
Attendance
This Rebel event had a variety of different workshops over the days we were there. But how long on average did participants stay for?
Average show-up
People stayed for
Employment status
42% of the people who came along to the event told us they were unemployed at the time the event started.
There was a high number (25%) of self-employed people who came to the event.
Start-ups & Sales
One of the key points on an entrepreneurs journey is the first sale. The first time you hold that $10 profit in your hand. This can turn out to be the catalyst that drives you forward to build your business.
We do everything we can to help people reach their first sale with 14% achieving this during the course!
Business structure
Types of businesses created
Impact on capabilities
At the Rebel Business School we track four main figures for people before and after the event. We ask people to rate where they are on a scale of 1-10.
COVID-19 impact
Websites
Here are samples of the websites that were built, launched and developed over the course.
It is amazing how having a website so quickly helps people to feel that their business is more real.
Business support
Connecting attendees to the local business ecosystem
At the Rebel Business School Aotearoa we make sure new businesses stay connected by providing awareness of business network support in specific areas as needed. These connections are all about enabling business sustainability. Being aware of the Bookkeepers Assn NZ or Business Mentors NZ, for example, can provide business input allowing the business to strengthen its foundations and/or its direction.
Daily Speakers
Requested help
Attendees’ feedback
We asked the participants what their Lightbulb moments were at the event. Also they left the messages for our partners and assessed our team’s efforts.