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Coming To Terms Myths T or F? Possibilities & Challenges 10pt 10 pt Famous Entrepreneurs Possibilities & Challenges Planning 10pt 10 pt 10 pt 10pt 10 pt 20 pt 20 pt 20pt 20pt 20 pt 30 pt 30 pt 30 pt 30 pt 30 pt 40 pt 40 pt 40pt 40 pt 40pt 50pt 50 pt 50 pt 50 pt 50 pt

Pursuit of lucrative opportunities By enterprising individuals

What is entrepreneurship?

It has less than 100 employees

What is a small business?

An insider entrepreneur

What is an intrapreneur?

A protected environment where new ideas can hatch

What is a business incubator?

IPO

What is Initial Public Offering?

Anyone can start a business

(lots of prep, talent, planning required) What is FALSE? (lots of prep, talent, planning required)

Entrepreneurs avoid risk

(they manage risk and avoid it as What is TRUE? (they manage risk and avoid it as much as they can)

Entrepreneurs are motivated by realization of their vision more than money

(money is not the driver, but it’s their What is TRUE? (money is not the driver, but it’s their feeling of achievement and thrill of Succeeding)

Any entrepreneur with a good idea can raise venture capital

(less than 3 out of 100 are funded) What is FALSE? (less than 3 out of 100 are funded)

Statistically, you don’t need high SAT scores to become an entrepreneur

(besides IQ, you need creativity, motivation, integrity, leadership, What is TRUE? (besides IQ, you need creativity, motivation, integrity, leadership, and other traits.

Bill Gates

What is Microsoft?

Steve Jobs

What is Apple Computer?

Fred Smith

What is Federal Express?

Phil Knight

What is Nike?

Masaru Ibuka

What is SONY?

Advertising support model, Transaction fee model, Advertising support model, Intermediary model, Affiliate model, Subscription model

money from the Internet? What are 5 ways to make money from the Internet?

Technological discoveries, Demographic changes, Lifestyle and taste changes, Economic dislocations, Calamities, Government initiatives and rule changes

What are categories of opportunity for new innovation?

Common management challenges of innovation (name 3)

Growth creates new challenges, What are: You might not enjoy it, Survival is difficult, Growth creates new challenges, Hard to delegate, Misuse of funds, Poor controls, and Mortality??

A project team designated to build a new, innovative product, originating at Lockheed.

What is skunkworks?

Informal projects that are not officially sanctioned being worked on by employees

What is bootlegging?

Formal planning step that focuses on the entire venture and describes all the elements involved in starting it

What is a business plan?

It describes the good or service, assesses demand, assesses the entrepreneur, and specifies activities and resources

What is an opportunity analysis?

When people judge whether the company is acceptable, A company is considered _________ When people judge whether the company is acceptable, appropriate, desirable, and consistent with societal values

What is legitimate?

Massachusetts, Washington, Maryland, New Jersey, and Connecticut

hospitable states for starting a new and innovative business? What are the most hospitable states for starting a new and innovative business?

A competitive advantage in the form of relationships with other people and the image other people have of you

What is social capital?