Across
- 3. – presentation to persuade investors or stakeholders.
- 6. – the community of entrepreneurs, investors, and support systems.
- 7. – a person who starts and runs a business, taking on financial risks.
- 8. – ability of a business to grow without major cost increases.
- 10. – building business relationships for opportunities.
- 11. – the process of gaining new customers.
- 15. – the unique benefit a company promises to deliver to customers.
- 16. – starting a business with minimal external funding.
- 17. – investment in startups with high growth potential.
- 19. – the plan for how a company creates, delivers, and captures value.
- 20. – how an entrepreneur plans to cash out (e.g., IPO, acquisition).
- 21. – the initial money to start a venture.
- 23. – a newly established business, often innovative or tech-driven.
- 25. – what sets a business apart from rivals.
- 27. – an individual providing early funding in exchange for equity.
- 29. – innovation that significantly alters or replaces existing markets.
Down
- 1. – introducing new ideas, products, or methods.
- 2. – partner who helps start the business.
- 4. – program that supports early-stage startups with mentorship and resources.
- 5. – program that helps startups grow rapidly, often with investment.
- 9. – the simplest version of a product to test in the market.
- 12. – guidance from an experienced professional.
- 13. – ownership interest in a company.
- 14. – person who establishes a company.
- 18. – ways a business earns money.
- 22. – testing if there’s real demand for a product/service.
- 24. – how long a company can operate before running out of money.
- 26. – a strategic shift in business direction.
- 28. – the speed at which a startup spends its available cash.