Entrepreneurial Skills and Careers

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Entrepreneurial Skills and Careers

Need for Entrepreneurial Skills   “Since small businesses have created the majority of new jobs over the last few decades, in this period of major economic restructuring it is essential that education professionals focus on essential entrepreneurial skills to stimulate new business creation. the entrepreneurial competencies essential to the 21st Century Workplace are provided to the present and future worker force. It is not enough to know how to fix a computer network or build a house, one must have the appropriate entrepreneurial skills to make it a successful business“ - Hank Kopcial, NFIB Young Entrepreneur Foundation

Entrepreneurship can be risky… Sporadic Income Business will fail and lose investment Possibly liable for debts Harder to find work or start again Less Security (perhaps)

Taking a Calculated Risk “A risk that has been given thoughtful consideration and for which the potential costs and potential benefits have been weighted and considered” Owner-entrepreneurship education empowers young people to make well-informed decisions about their future, whether they choose to become entrepreneurs or not.

Financial Rewards Profits Capital Growth Facebook - Mark Zuckerberg launched Facebook around age 20 The Body Shop – Dame Anita Roddick started at age 27 with 15 products Spanx – Sara Blakely started at age 28 Wal-Mart – Sam Walton started at age 26

Non-financial Rewards Independence A sense of satisfaction Building something Being in control Employing more people Making a contribution to community The Burrito Project – Salt Lake City

Find a “need” (opportunity) and figure out how to meet it A “need” for car inspections A “need” for a sober living environment A “need” for shoe and leather repair A “need” for airport transportation A “need” for child care. A “need” for a shirt extender

Find a “want” (opportunity) and figure out how to meet it A “want” to snow-kite A “want” for chic, fun fitness apparel. A “want” to make own jewelry and wedding rings A “need” for a hostess gift and a “want” for chocolate

Most entrepreneurs are good at what they do, BUT they don’t know how to plan for and operate a small business Attorneys Doctors Dentists Architects Accountants Interpreters & Translators Financial Analysts Optometrists Home Health Care Providers Web Designers Insurance Agents Non-profit directors* Funeral Directors Tour Guides Caterer Restaurant Owner Marriage, Child and Family Counselors Travel and Transportation Agents Veterinarians Plumbers Hair Stylist

Why should students care about entrepreneur education? Entrepreneurship allows you to dream your own destiny and craft a job that you can excel at. If you're going to spend time doing something, why not spend time doing something you love? Pursue your passion. Resume Builder. What looks better on a resume -- someone who started a lawn-mowing business and made sales as a teenage or someone who worked as a cashier in a local supermarket? Students already own five powerful assets: TIME Talent, Attitude, Energy Unique knowledge of one’s local market. Barefoot Tubing

Why should parents care about entrepreneurship education? “I’ve seen apathetic kids whose families have been on welfare for generations get excited about school and their futures. They discover that they can participate in our economy and earn money. They quickly realize that to do so, they must to learn to read, write and do math.” “I’ve also seen how owning even the simplest small business fills a teen with pride.” * Why Every School in America Should Teach Entrepreneurship, Steve Mariotti – Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE)

Skills for a lifetime… Remember - entrepreneurs who have built and sold one business for a substantial amount go on to build other successful businesses.  They never lose the entrepreneurial buzz.  Happy Monkey Hummus

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Shark Tank Financial Lit Group Project 1. Everyone needs a job to do for the project 2. Things that are required for presentation: Draw or make a prototype of your product Give it a name, Slogan, Sales pitch How are you going to market this product? (What needs or wants can be met by this product) Convince your classmates your idea is the best Groups will present in class next time Winning group will receive an award. (Its worth it)