What Is Entrepreneurship
Business Basics
Innovation & Creativity
Financing & Growth
Famous Entrepreneurs
100

This term refers to the process of starting a new business to solve a problem or meet a need.

What is entrepreneurship?

100

This document outlines a company’s goals, strategies, and financial projections

business plan

100

The process of turning ideas into new or improved products or services.

innovation

100

Money used to start or expand a business.

capital

100

He founded Microsoft and helped bring personal computers to homes and offices.

Bill Gates

200

A person who organizes, manages, and assumes the risks of a business is called this.

Entrepreneur

200

This describes the specific group of customers a business aims to serve.

target market

200

The mindset that encourages looking at problems from new perspectives.

creative thinking

200

Individuals who invest their own money in startups in exchange for equity.

angel investors

200

She is the founder of Spanx and became one of the youngest self-made female billionaires.

Sara Blakely

300

The first stage of entrepreneurship where you identify a problem or opportunity

idea generation (or opportunity recognition)

300

The amount left after all expenses are subtracted from total revenue.

profit

300

This model helps visualize how a business creates, delivers, and captures value.

Business Model Canvas

300

The amount of ownership (shares) an investor receives in exchange for funding.

equity

300

This entrepreneur is known for founding Tesla and SpaceX.

Elon Musk

400

This type of entrepreneurship focuses on solving social or environmental issues rather than maximizing profit.

social entrepreneurship

400

A short, persuasive summary of your business idea, often delivered in under 60 seconds.

elevator pitch

400

When a new product disrupts an existing market and replaces older solutions.

disruptive innovation

400

Funding provided by professional investors to early-stage companies with high growth potential.

venture capital

400

The founder of Amazon, originally started as an online bookstore.

Jeff Bezos

500

This is the ability to take calculated risks while remaining resilient and adaptable.

entrepreneurial mindset

500

This is the ownership structure where two or more people share responsibility and profits.

partnership

500

The stage in product development when you build a small-scale version to test your idea.

prototyping

500

The stage of business growth when a company expands into new markets or products.

 scaling (or scale-up stage)?

500

This entrepreneur started Alibaba and became a symbol of e-commerce innovation in China.

Jack Ma