Entrepreneurship Crossword Puzzle

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Across
  1. 6. — Changing a business idea or strategy when the original approach is not producing the expected results.
  2. 7. — Building professional relationships that can lead to knowledge, opportunities, partnerships, or support.
  3. 8. — The rivalry between businesses trying to attract the same customers.
  4. 10. — An item or solution offered by a business to satisfy a customer's need or want.
  5. 11. — A thought or concept that can serve as the starting point for a possible business opportunity.
  6. 14. — The ability to guide people toward a shared objective and help a team make progress.
  7. 15. — Money or other resources put into a business with the expectation of receiving a future return.
  8. 17. — A planned approach used to achieve specific business objectives.
  9. 19. — A business relationship in which two or more people or organizations work together toward shared objectives.
  10. 20. — The person or organization that purchases or uses a company's product or service.
  11. 22. — Growing a business so that it can handle more customers or sales without costs increasing at the same rate.
  12. 23. — Money obtained to start, operate, or expand a business.
  13. 24. — The group of buyers and sellers involved in exchanging a particular product or service.
  14. 26. — The possibility that a business decision may lead to an unwanted or uncertain result.
  15. 27. — An experienced person who gives advice and guidance to someone developing their skills or business.
  16. 28. — A result that an entrepreneur or business intends to achieve.
Down
  1. 1. — The process of creating a recognizable identity that helps customers distinguish a business from its competitors.
  2. 2. — A shared workplace where people from different businesses can work independently while using the same facilities.
  3. 3. — The introduction of a new or improved idea, product, process, or method.
  4. 4. — 14 words
  5. 5. — 14 words
  6. 9. — Work performed for a customer rather than something sold as a physical object.
  7. 10. — The amount left after a business subtracts its expenses from its income.
  8. 12. — A document that explains a business idea, its objectives, strategy, and expected financial results.
  9. 13. — The money a business receives from selling its products or services.
  10. 16. — A person who creates and develops a business while accepting the risks involved.
  11. 17. — A young company created to develop a product or service and grow its business.
  12. 18. — The amount of interest customers have in buying a particular product or service.
  13. 21. — Activities used by a business to attract attention to its products or services and reach potential buyers.
  14. 25. — A short presentation designed to persuade someone to support a business idea or opportunity.