Praxis Redemptive Labs
Bangalore Redemptive
Entrepreneurship Lab
17–18 July, 2026 | Venue: TBD
A 2-day curated experience for founders and mentors exploring how to build ventures that embody redemptive impact.
About the Lab
Redemptive Labs are 2-day curated events where like-minded Founders and Mentors explore what it means to build a redemptive venture. Each Lab is tailored to founders' needs, with sessions applying the Redemptive Frame to what we build, how we build, and why we build.
Founders share about their ventures, receive peer feedback, and get one-on-one mentoring from experienced builders. Participants leave with fresh ideas, practical tools, new relationships, and critical feedback.
The goal: to cultivate an active community of redemptive venture builders in your context.
"We believe our way of life speaks louder than our work."
Lab Expectations
The great joy of our work at the Redemptive Lab is the time we spend in person. This is a unique opportunity for each of us to unplug, be present, learn, listen, and encourage.
Presence
Be fully unplugged and immersed in the experience.
Participation
Engage fully with peers and mentors throughout.
Cultural Intelligence
Practice humility, optimism, and inclusivity.
Participation fee — INR 2,500 per founder, to help cover event costs.
₹ 2,500Venue Details
Venue To Be Announced
We are finalising the venue for the Bangalore Redemptive Entrepreneurship Lab. Details will be shared with all accepted participants closer to the event date.
Schedule Overview
Two immersive days designed for deep connection, learning, and growth
Day One
17 July
- • Founder arrivals throughout the day
- • Welcome reception and dinner
- • Story sharing and introductions
- • Evening social time
Day Two
18 July
- • Mentor arrivals and welcome
- • Founder pitch presentations
- • Strategy sessions and workshops
- • One-on-one mentorship meetings
- • Leadership and reflection session
- • Closing circle and takeaways
- • Final networking and farewells
- • Departures throughout the day
- • Group dinner and fellowship
Preparing Your Story
Personal Story
We will spend time on the first evening sharing personal stories. This is a time to be vulnerable and open, sharing how your faith journey has shaped who you are and the work you do. Think about the moments that have defined your relationship with Christ and how they connect to your calling as an entrepreneur.
Venture Pitch
You will present a 4-minute pitch of your venture on Day Two. This is not a funding pitch but an opportunity to share your vision, challenges, and questions with mentors who want to help you succeed.
Focus on authenticity over polish. Mentors appreciate honest challenges more than glossy presentations. Be prepared to discuss what's working, what's not, and where you need guidance.
Deck Submission
Please submit your pitch deck by 1 July 2026
Format: 16:9 Google Slides (no video or audio)
Submit Pitch DeckPitch Deck Guidelines
Your 4-minute presentation should cover these key elements
1. Overview
Start with a clear, concise overview of your venture. What are you building and why does it matter? This should be your elevator pitch—simple enough for anyone to understand.
2. Opportunity
Describe the market opportunity. What is the size and scope of the problem you're addressing? Who benefits most from solving it?
3. Problem
Clearly articulate the specific problem you're solving. What pain points exist? Why is this problem worth solving now?
4. Solution
Explain your solution in detail. How does your product or service address the problem? What makes it unique or better than alternatives?
5. Traction
Share your progress to date. What milestones have you achieved? Include metrics, user feedback, partnerships, or revenue if applicable.
6. Customer
Define your target customer clearly. Who are they? What are their characteristics, needs, and behaviors? How do you reach them?
7. Competition
Identify your competitors and alternatives. What's your competitive advantage? How do you differentiate yourself in the market?
8. Business Model
Outline how you make money. What are your revenue streams? What are your costs? What's your path to profitability or sustainability?
9. Team
Introduce your team. What relevant experience, skills, and passion do you bring? Why is your team uniquely positioned to succeed?
10. Redemptive Impact
This is crucial. How does your venture embody redemptive principles? What impact do you seek beyond financial returns? How does your work reflect your faith?
11. Mentor Support
Be honest about where you need help. What are your biggest challenges? What specific guidance or connections would be most valuable?
Important Reminders
- • Presentations must be in 16:9 Google Slides format
- • No video or audio should be embedded in your deck
- • Practice to keep your presentation within 4 minutes
- • Focus on clarity and honesty over polish and perfection