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what is a person called who creates their own business
Entrepreneur
one who asks lots of questions
Curious
has an idea that you may talk about with your friends or family
Dream It (phase 1)
type of corporations, partnerships, or sole proprietorships which have a small number of employees and/or less annual revenue than a regular-sized business or corporation
small entrepreneurship business
An initiative or non-profit launched for the primary purpose of helping people, not making money.
Social entrepreneurship
Poor time management could prove to be detrimental to your business (True/False)
True.
Opportunities — and challenges — can arise at a moment's notice in business. Entrepreneurs who are willing to change course at any moment have this skill set
Adaptability
At this phase of the entrepreneurial journey, you may make a decision to venture into a larger entity.
Manage It (phase 4)
A builder is, as one would expect, focused on scaling the business quickly. They tend to be serial entrepreneurs, perpetually building and selling ...
Builders
This type of entrepreneurship focuses on creating new products or services that did not exist in the market before.
Innovative entrepreneurship
a particular group for which your product/services is aimed
Target audience
Not afraid to try something new
Willing to experiment/Risk taker
At this phase you will begin working on your product/serve. You may dedicate effort full or part time.
Create It (phase 2)
are visionaries leading bold, disruptive ventures- think Mark Zuckerberg, Arianna Huffington, Elon Musk and Steve Jobs.
diamond entrepreneurs
This type of entrepreneurship applies to individuals already employed with an established business and they creative a new/innovative idea.
Intrapreneurship
This company has been named as the most successful food business due to their famous line "My Pleasure". Who are they?
Chick-fil-A
refers to one's ability to make a choice and stick with it
Decisiveness
At this phase, you may begin to invest more money into staff, building your skills, and/or partnerships
Grow It (phase 3)
include entrepreneurs who do not like to take too much risk in completely new business establishments. These entrepreneurs mainly purchase on .
buyers
focuses on creating high-growth companies that have the potential to disrupt existing industries or create entirely new ...
Scalable startup entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurs have an idea for a __________/__________ that they bring to _________.
product/service; life.
If you are planning short term and long term goals for yourself, then you have this skill set.
Long term focus
This term refers to those who are willing to risk their money on your business idea.
Investors
also known as intrapreneurship, flips the traditional model. Instead of individuals venturing independently, it's about ...
Corporate entrepreneurship
entrepreneurs create nonprofit organizations that serve society and humanity. Their products and services benefit ...
Social entrepreneurship