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 In this module we will introduce you to the topic of Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development. The module is very general but provides the foundation for the rest of the course that goes into greater depth on the key aspects of entrepreneurship that you should understand.Are you thinking about starting a new business or expanding your existing business? This module provides some insight into the three three critical components: the entrepreneurial team, the resources available, and the opportunity. The module provides insights into how to critically evaluate your new or existing business and its true potential.Wondering if you have a good opportunity for starting a new business? Many opportunities are right in front of us, yet we may not see them. This module shows you how to recognize opportunities more easily.Most people think that new businesses are based on new ideas. This is true in some cases, but we'll show you many additional ways to enter a new business with an existing idea.There are many different ways to market your business. Open this module to find out how.Business plans are the key to gaining access to financial resources from lenders or investors. This module presents a thorough discussion of each of the components found in successful business plans.Even if you are a "numbers person", this module will provide you with some insights into developing financial projections that will meet or exceed the requirements of lenders or investors.Think venture capital is for your business? We'll show why it is not appropriate for many businesses. Learn about some of the details involved with venture capital and how to determine if it is right for you. Many entrepreneurs get stuck in the rut of thinking of only bank loans as a source of financing. Learn more about the various options that you might not have considered.Should your business become an LLC, S-corporation, C-corporation, or remain a sole proprietorship? This module provides some insight into this critical decision and the corresponding tax implications. |
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