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2. – The person or organization that buys or uses a company’s product or service.
6. – A clear idea of what a company wants to achieve in the future.
9. – Cooperation between people who work together to achieve shared objectives.
12. – The act of organizing and controlling a business and its people.
13. – A set of organized steps or actions to reach a specific objective.
18. – The capacity of a business to grow and handle more work without losing efficiency.
19. – A person who introduces new ideas, methods, or products.
21. – Other businesses that offer similar products or services in the same market.
22. – The ability of a business to make more money than it spends.
23. – Building relationships with people who can support or collaborate with your business.
24. – Guidance given by an experienced person to someone who is learning or growing in business.
26. – A short presentation used to convince investors or clients about a business idea.

1. – A shared workspace where independent workers or teams collaborate and share ideas.
3. – A person who starts and manages a new business, taking risks to make it grow.
4. – A first or test version of a product created to evaluate an idea.
5. – The group of people or organizations that a company aims to sell its products to.
7. – A long-term plan designed to achieve specific business goals.
8. – The money or assets used to start and operate a business.
10. – The process of creating something new or improving what already exists.
11. – The ability to guide, inspire, and motivate others toward a common goal.
12. – The inner drive that pushes someone to take action and achieve goals.
14. – Building a unique image or identity that represents a company or product.
15. – A small new company created to develop an innovative product or service.
16. – The main purpose or goal that defines what a company does and why it exists.
17. – Changing a company’s strategy or direction after learning from experience or failure.
20. – The possibility of loss or failure when making a decision in business.
21. – The ability to think of new and original ideas.
25. – A person or group that provides money to a business expecting to earn a return.