Enterpreurship

3. — The person or organization that purchases or uses what a business offers.
5. — Changing an important part of a business idea after learning that the original approach is not working as expected.
8. — A young business created to develop and test a new idea, product, or service.
9. — An experienced person who gives an entrepreneur guidance, feedback, and practical advice.
11. — The introduction of a new idea or a significant improvement to an existing product, service, or process.
12. — The identity people associate with a business, including the ideas and feelings connected to it.
13. — The process of persuading customers to purchase a product or service.

1. — The ownership portion of a company held by its founders or investors.
2. — Raising money for a business idea by collecting relatively small contributions from many people.
4. — The activities a business uses to attract people, understand what they want, and encourage them to choose its product or service.
6. — The process of generating and developing an idea for a business
7. — A group of professional contacts that can provide knowledge, opportunities, advice, or collaboration.
8. — Growing a business while increasing its ability to serve more customers without costs rising at the same rate.
10. — The money a business receives from selling its products or services before its expenses are taken away.