NAME THAT ENTREPRENEUR
This entrepreneur buys an existing business and tries to grow it.
Buyer Entrepreneurship
There are this many types of entrepreneurship in this lesson.
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I want to change the world and grow my business quickly. Who am I?
Scalable Startup Entrepreneur
A local family-owned lawn-care business that focuses on serving its community is an example of this type.
Small Business
An entrepreneur who works with little outside funding and relies heavily on their own hard work is called this.
Hustler Entrepreneur
This entrepreneur focuses on creating new ideas and inventions
Innovative Entrepreneurship
This type focuses on serving the local community rather than rapid growth.
Small Business Entrepreneurship
I own a family business and mainly want to serve my local community. Who am I?
Small Business Entrepreneur
An entrepreneur creates a new invention designed to change how people live.
Innovative
The stage where Researcher Entrepreneurs spend a lot of time is called this.
Discovery Stage
This entrepreneur spends lots of time researching data and facts before starting.
Researcher Entrepreneurship
This type wants to build a profitable business that can grow quickly.
Scalable Startup Entrepreneurship
I study data, facts, and history before making my decision. Who am I?
Researcher Entrepreneur
An entrepreneur purchases a restaurant and uses their experience to grow it.
Buyer
Scalable startup entrepreneurs often attract these people to help them grow faster.
Investors
This entrepreneur works hard, bootstraps, cold calls, and refuses to give up.
Hustler Entrepreneurship
This type focuses on creating products or services that make the world a better place.
Social Entrepreneurship
I buy an existing company because I already have access to capital. Who am I?
Buyer Entrepreneur
A company creates products designed to make the world a better place.
Social
Small business entrepreneurs typically want to produce this type of income.
Secure, steady income
This entrepreneur observes successful products and improves them or makes them more profitable.
Imitator Entrepreneurship
This type may be a nonprofit, for-profit, or combination of both.
Social Entrepreneurship
I see a successful product, improve it, and try to make it more profitable. Who am I?
Imitator Entrepreneur
Amazon, Google, and Apple are examples discussed in the lesson of companies that maintain an entrepreneurial mindset despite becoming very large.
Large Company Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurs can be a mixture of two or more of these.
Types of entrepreneurship