Chapter 6 - Starting your own Business Flashcards
Person who seeks a profitable opportunity and takes the necessary risks to set up and operate a business.
Entrepreneur
Person who identifies a business opportunity and allocates available resources to tap that market.
Classic Entrepreneur
Person who starts one business, runs it, and then starts and runs additional businesses in succession.
Serial Entrepreneur
Person who recognizes societal problems and uses business principles to develop innovative solutions.
Social Entrepreneur
Person who starts a business to reduce work hours and create a more relaxed lifestyle.
Lifestyle Entrepreneur
Initial funding needed to launch a new venture.
Seed Capital
Borrowed funds that entrepreneurs must repay.
Debt Financing
Funds invested in new ventures in exchange for part ownership.
Equity Financing
Business firms or groups of individuals that invest in new and growing firms in exchange for an ownership share.
Venture Capitalists
Wealthy individuals who invest directly in a new venture in exchange for an equity stake.
Angel Investors
Process of promoting innovation within the structure of an existing organization.
Intrapreneurship
Three ongoing trends that support and expand the opportunities for entrepreneurs are?
- Globalization
- Education
- Information Technology
The process for starting a new venture:
- Select Business Idea.
- Create a Business Plan.
- Financing your Venture.
Eight Steps to create a Business Plan.
- Executive Summary
- Companies Mission/Vision
- Outline of what makes you Unique.
- Customers
- Competition
- Financial Evaluation
- Assessment of Risks
- Resume of Principals
Five ways to finance your Venture.
- Seed Capital
- Debt Financing
- Equity Financing
- Crowd Funding