Entrepreneurship

3. Everything that you do to tell customers about your business or product.
4. A strategic roadmap document that details how a business will achieve its objectives.
8. The practice of giving money and time to help make life better for other people.
11. The process of developing new contacts and maintaining a system of mutually beneficial connections for both parties.
15. A resource, owned by an individual or corporation, that holds economic value.
17. The relationship between a company’s total debt and total equity being used to finance the company’s assets.
18. A financer who provides capital or financial support to startups or early-stage businesses in return for an ownership percentage.
20. The process by which a private company first sells shares of stock to the public.

1. When a business strategically releases a new product or service into the public market, making it officially available for purchase.
2. A business or project someone runs in their spare time while still attending school or working another job.
5. All costs related to your business.
6. A person who takes the risk to create, organize, and own a business in hopes of making a profit.
7. The money left over after a business pays all its expenses.
9. Creating a new idea or a better way of doing something that already exists.
10. The largest influence of how your business is advertised.
12. The possibility that loss will happen.
13. The net amount of money that moves in and out of a business.
14. The wealth or assets available to invest in starting or growing a business.
15. The takeover of one company.
16. A a young company founded by one or more entrepreneurs focused on developing a product or service for which they believe there is a demand.
19. Creating interest in your Idea or product to make people want to buy it.