BAM Entrepreneurship
Supporting startups
and operations in mission fields.
Step-by-step support for missionaries and local founders: BAM training, finding opportunities, designing revenue models and building operating systems.
Who
Who we support.
BAM Entrepreneurship is one form of venture acceleration. The idea behind BAM is explained in Philosophy.
Missionaries
Missionaries who want to build lasting businesses where they serve
Local leaders
Local founders who want to create work in their own land
Christians in business
Founders and managers who want to serve through business
Institutions & churches
Organisations that want to run BAM training and startup support with us
Four Steps
Four steps.
When and how management is handed over is agreed to fit each business and local situation.
BAM training
- BAM principles and cases
- Biblical finance and management
- Business basics: market, customers, revenue
Business design
- Finding opportunities that use local resources
- Business model and funding plan
- Introducing local legal and accounting partners
Preparing to launch
- Support for incorporating with a local CEO (case by case)
- Reviewing early funding options
- Missionaries serve as mentors and stewards
Operating support & handover
- Our directors take part by function
- Support for channels, brand and operations
- Step-by-step handover to local managers
Active Incubation
Our directors take part
in management by function.
Training · mentoring
BAM and biblical finance training; mentoring founders and missionaries
Strategy · marketing
Business planning, brand, channels and market growth
Operations · sourcing
Building operations; introducing Korean suppliers and brands
Finance
Building financial controls such as account checks and two-person transfer approval; accounting and tax advice
Looking for BAM training or startup support?
Missionaries, local leaders, institutions and churches are all welcome.