Startup Basics
These 3 words stand for MVP in startup terminology (no I'm not talking about the Most Valuable Person...even though we know it's Pradhi)
Minimum Viable Product
This founder founded the company that Brij Garg's favorite book, "Shoe Dog" is after.
Give company and founder for +100 each
Company: Nike
Founder: Phil Knight
This is the name of the company I pitched at pitch comp last year
Misdrop
Can any none ENT member describe it for +100 points?
There are __ members on eboard ___ of them are sophomores.
11, 6
The three greek letters that ENT stands for
Epsilon Nu Tau
This term describes money raised before a company has a finished product
Seed Funding
This Co-Founder & President of Lyft is a Cornell Alum.
Bonus: Which School he attended? +100
John Zimmer
Hotel +100
This health system helped create a regional startup ecosystem by commercializing physician-led research through an internal venture arm rather than relying on outside founders.
Cleveland Clinic
This many many EXEC members are in the engineering school
3
Can you name the ENT members on your jeopardy team?
...
This is what TAM SAM SOM stands for
TAM Total Addressable Market
SAM Serviceable Available Market
SOM Serviceable Obtainable Market
This group of former engineers and executives went on to found or lead Tesla, LinkedIn, YouTube, Palantir, Yelp, and SpaceX
PayPal Mafia
This/These school(s) house the Dyson School of Applied Economics & Management, home of Matt Kahn.
SC Johnson AND CALS
This ENT Exec member was a Fortnite pro at 14, killing famous streamers like Bugha, Clix, and more
Noel
This is the process of selling company shares to the public for the first time.
IPO
This metric measures the percentage of customers who stop using a product over a given time period.
Churn Rate
This founder was fired from his own company before later returning to lead one of the most successful turnarounds in tech history.
For Half points: Which company?
Steve Jobs
Apple
This country is representative of ENT's VP of Brotherhood's family.
Syria
Bonus: Can you name the field of work my parents are in? +100 for each
This ENT exec member steals 20+ bananas from Appel dining hall as retaliation for a lost IPad.
Julius
This term describes a company’s competitive advantage that is hard to replicate.
Moat
This term refers to the decrease in ownership percentage experienced by existing shareholders when new equity is issued.
Dilution
Which movie has an infamous scene about this? +100
This famous founder founded enuncia.AI, an innovative app designed to radically improve the lives of those grappling with speech impediments.
Julius Behner
"Jad" means this word in my cultural language.
Generous
ENT's founder is named
Laurel Prime
This framework analyzes industry competition through exploring various forces.
Porter's 5 forces