Entrepreneur Basics
A person who creates and runs a business.
Who is an entreprenuer?
A willingness to take risks in spite of possible losses.
What is courage?
A person who acts like an entrepreneur while working for someone else.
Who is an intrapreneur?
The idea of a business balancing profit and growth with the good of society.
What is corporate social responsibility?
Violating a trademark or copyright.
What is infringment?
A person who works for a business owned by someone else.
Who is an employee?
A commitment to being truthful and sincere with others.
What is honesty?
A work program that provides practical, on-the-job training.
What is an internship or apprenticeship?
When a business sponsors a community event in exchange for advertising?
What is sponsorship?
Creative works like music, art, or literature that are "owned" by the creator.
What is intellectual property?
Something an entrepreneur gets in exchange for starting a business.
What is a reward?
People who provide free guidance, tutoring and suggestions for achieving your goals.
Who is a mentor?
A "picture" of what you want the future to be.
What is vision?
The name of the group of people who sell the materials your business needs to operate.
What are suppliers?
A set of moral principles that govern decisions and action.
What are ethics?
The chance of losing something when starting a business.
What is a risk?
A mindset characteristic that involves seeing problems as opportunities.
What is opportunity recognition?
Three ways to act like an entrepreneur while you are an employee.
What is observe, listen and think.
Donating money and other resources to socially beneficial causes.
What is philanthropy?
A statement that can be shown to investors that you are qualified to navigate the risks associated with starting and running a business.
What is a business plan?
A person who starts multiple businesses because they love innovating and NOT because they are motivated by money.
Who is a serial entrepreneur?
The ability to show respect to everyone around you while you perform your responsibilities as best as you can.
What is professionalism?
The career cluster where you would find the "entrepreneur" occupation.
What is business management and administration?
A business that operates solely to serve the good of society.
What is a non-profit organization?
Considered the three "C's" of a business plan.
What are concept, customer, and capital?