Founder's guide

Read the idea. Apply it to your business.

A practical guide to institutional engineering, helping you understand decisions, finance, people, operations and growth during the Entrepreneurial Ideas Hackathon and beyond.

10 articles available to read

A small workspace built on clear, connected institutional foundations.

Founder mindset6 min read

The foundations matter at every size

Start small. Build on foundations that give you room to grow.

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A founder learns a management practice by reviewing a practical model with an adviser.

Leadership5 min read

Who taught you to manage?

Practical guidance is part of developing your capability as a founder.

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An organized exploded view reveals the connections between business functions.

Institutional engineering6 min read

You cannot manage what you do not understand

Seeing the whole institution helps you delegate with greater clarity.

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A seed and a small laboratory connect an idea's growth with experimentation and understanding the right environment.

Growth7 min read

The institution is a seed. The lab is a compass.

Understand what your idea needs to grow in the right environment.

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Three connected chambers distinguish sales, profit and cash available for operations.

Finance6 min read

Sales, profit and cash: three different questions

Orders can grow while cash remains the challenge.

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Organising and clearly connecting workflow steps before introducing automation.

Digital transformation6 min read

Before you automate your venture, understand how it works

A powerful tool needs a clear way of working.

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A founder guides the bigger picture while the team takes responsibility for the work.

Leadership5 min read

From founder to institutional leader

Your leadership develops as your venture’s responsibilities change.

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Checking institutional capacity and resources before adding a new section and expanding.

Finance6 min read

Is your institution ready for greater success?

Check your capacity to deliver before doubling your commitments.

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Designing a clear responsibility and workstation before choosing the right person for the role.

Leadership5 min read

Before you hire: what role do you need?

Define the responsibility, then find the right person for it.

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Multiple sources of evidence help a founder compare alternatives and make a clearer decision.

Institutional engineering5 min read

Management decisions need more than an opinion

Make the question, information and responsibility clear.

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