Module 1 Flashcards

1
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Someone who identifies and acts on an idea or problem that no one else has identified or acted on.

A person who starts a business and is willing to risk loss in order to make money

A

entrepreneur

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2
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What are the key concepts associated with the definition of an entrepreneur?

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Willingness to take risks, willingness to risk loss, far-sightedness, and innovation.

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3
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What are two main actions that entrepreneurs take?

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Recognize opportunity and create something new.

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4
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is an entrepreneur who leverages technology as the foundation of their business.

They are innovative individuals who combine technical expertise with entrepreneurial skills to create new products, services, or business models, often driving innovation and disruption within their industry.

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technopreneur

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5
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Is the creation of any business, organization, project, or operation that includes a level of risk in acting on an opportunity that has not previously been established.

○ Can be for profit or not-for-profit.

A

entrepreneurial venture

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6
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companies known for introducing groundbreaking technologies or ideas that significantly change industries
o Apple
o Tesla
o NVIDIA

A

Innovators

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7
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develop entirely new products or services that create new markets or redefined existing ones
o Google
o Amazon
o Netflix

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Creators

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8
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establish entirely new markets or ecosystems
o Microsoft
o Salesforce
o Uber

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Market Makers

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9
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take existing technologies or business models and scale them to global market
o Facebook (Meta)
o Alibaba
o Spotify

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Expanders and Scalers

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10
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The difference between risk and calculated risk

A

due diligence

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11
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A business where the founders’ primary focus is the lifestyle they will attain through becoming entrepreneurs, rather than financial rewards.

A

lifestyle venture

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12
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What is the typical exit strategy for a lifestyle venture?

A

harvesting

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13
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The point at which the investors and entrepreneurial team receive their return on creating and building the venture.

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harvest

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14
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How do lifestyle ventures typically secure funding?

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They are more likely to be funded through
family/friends,
traditional methods,
such as bank or small business loans.

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15
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What advantages do lifestyle entrepreneurs have in their ventures?

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greater freedom to decide areas of responsibilities,
hours of contribution,
and other decisions that support their desired lifestyle.

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16
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Problem-solving step-by-step approach:

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  1. Identify the problem. What needs to be fixed?
  2. Determines the root causes. Once you have identified what your problem is, you need to figure out why it is.
  3. Find multiple solutions. Thinking innovatively. Do not settle for the first solution you find. Find as many alternative solutions as you can.
  4. Determine the solution that will work best. Go about it logically. Consider viability, scalability, available resources, risks, benefits, and how it can be measured.
  5. Plan and implement your solution. Build a plan to execute your solution. You will need to cover who, what, when, and how you will implement your plan.
  6. Measure the success of your solution. How does it measure against your goals, objectives, and budget? Can you see a measurable outcome?
17
Q

What needs to be fixed?

A

Identify the problem

18
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Once you have identified what your problem is, you need to figure out why it is.

A

Determines the root causes

19
Q

Thinking innovatively. Do not settle for the first solution you find. Find as many alternative solutions as you can.

A

Find multiple solutions

20
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Go about it logically. Consider viability, scalability, available resources, risks, benefits, and how it can be measured.

A

Determine the solution that will work best

21
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Build a plan to execute your solution. You will need to cover who, what, when, and how you will implement your plan.

A

Plan and implement your solution

22
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How does it measure against your goals, objectives, and budget? Can you see a measurable outcome?

A

Measure the success of your solution

23
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One characteristic of a savvy entrepreneur is recognizing the ability to identify a problem from an

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opportunity-identification perspective.

24
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What does it take to become an entrepreneur?

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Besides an entrepreneurial mindset, its takes education and funding.

25
Q

What are the three primary sources of funding that entrepreneurs typically seek?

A

Family and friends
Angel investors
Venture capitalists

26
Q

are sometimes willing and able to invest money in the entrepreneurial team.

A

Family and friends

27
Q

are often entrepreneurs who have successfully launched and harvested their own ventures and have an interest in helping other entrepreneurs in their startups, staying active in the entrepreneurial world, and receiving a return on their investment in the venture. They often provide funding early in the life of a venture.

A

Angel investors

28
Q

are a group of people (or organizations) who pool resources to invest in entrepreneurial ventures, contributing larger sums of funds than are available through angel investors. In each funding round,
investors receive an equity stake in the venture with expectations that at some point in the future, the venture will be sold or harvested, at which time the investors will receive a return on their investment.

A

Venture capitalists

29
Q

What factors can affect entrepreneurial opportunity?

A

employment rates
government policies
trade issues

30
Q

What conditions promote entrepreneurial opportunities in a country?

A

Independent thinking being encouraged
Minimal bureaucracy
Easy access to information inspiring creativity and open-mindedness

31
Q

What key characteristics encourage entrepreneurship?

A

support for freedom to create and innovate.

32
Q

identifies a problem with a social or community focus, a concern for quality of life, or concern for our entire planet’s health.

A

social entrepreneur

33
Q

A young inventor working on an industrial-scale air filter to clean pollutants.

A

Angad Daryani

34
Q

someone who starts and harvests multiple entrepreneurial ventures.

A

serial entrepreneur

35
Q

What products are associated with Angad Daryani’s ventures?

A

Sharkits and SharkBot 3D Printer.