cross curricular project

2. The capacity of a business to handle increased demand without losing performance or quality.
3. Raising small amounts of money from many people, typically through online platforms.
6. Short for Minimum Viable Product; a basic version of a product built to test an idea quickly with real users.
8. The creation or improvement of products, services, or processes that add new value.
9. Proof that a business idea is gaining customers, users, or measurable market interest.
10. A relationship where a more experienced person guides someone less experienced in their professional path.
12. A short-term program that helps startups grow quickly through mentorship and funding.
13. A newly formed business designed to grow rapidly by offering an innovative product or service.
14. The estimated worth of a company, especially during investment negotiations.
18. Hiring external companies or individuals to perform tasks instead of doing them in-house.
20. A program that helps early-stage startups grow by offering resources, training, and workspace.
23. A business approach focused on efficiency, learning, and reducing unnecessary work.
25. The point when a product perfectly satisfies the needs of its target audience.
26. The speed at which a company spends its available cash before reaching profitability.

1. Ownership interest in a company, typically represented by shares.
2. The first round of investment that helps a startup move from idea to product development.
4. An early version of a product used to test design, function, and user experience.
5. To build and grow a company using personal savings instead of outside funding.
7. A short visual presentation that summarizes a company’s idea, market, and growth plan for investors.
11. The act of building professional relationships that can create future business opportunities.
15. When a company changes its business direction or strategy after testing and learning from the market.
16. A shared office space where independent professionals and small teams work alongside each other in a collaborative environment.
17. The community of startups, investors, mentors, and institutions that drive innovation in a region.
19. A person who starts a business together with one or more partners and shares ownership.
20. The act of refining and improving a product repeatedly based on feedback and results.
21. A major innovation that changes an industry by offering something faster or more accessible.
22. The process of creating a distinct identity and emotional connection between a company and its audience.
24. A pricing model where basic features are free and advanced ones require payment.