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| pursue business opportunities spot as mothers |
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| is risk taking behaviors that result in new opportunities |
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| is someone willing to pursue opportunities in situations others view as problems or threats |
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| starts and runs businesses and nonprofits over and over again hoping for one interest an opportunity to the next, |
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| comes from being first explored in it or enter a market, |
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| necessity based entrepreneurship, |
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| takes place because other employment options don't exist |
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| is a unique form of ethical entrepreneurship that seeks novel ways to solve pressing social problems, threats, is risk taking behaviors that result in new opportunities, pursue business opportunities spot as mothers |
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| Have a social mission to help make life better for underserved populations, |
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| has fewer than 500 ployees is independently owned, operated, and does not dominate this tree |
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| is when one business owner cells to another the right to operate the same business in another location |
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| is a plan for making a profit by generating revenue that are greater than cost |
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| a new and Temporary venture that is trying to discover a proper business module for future success |
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| use resources like open source software while containing cost staining small and keeping operations as simple as possible |
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| is owned controlled by members of a family |
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| occurs in family members have major disagreement on how the business should be run, |
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| , is the issue with who will run the business when the current head leaves, |
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| describe how leadership transition and related financial matters will be handled |
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| office space, shared services, and advice to help get small businesses started |
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| Describes the direction for new business and the financing needed to operate it |
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| an individual pursuing business for profit |
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| when two or more people agree to contribute resources to start and operate a business together |
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| a legal entity that exists separately from its owners |
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| or B Corp, is a corporate form for business who stated goals are to combine making a profit with benefit society and the environment |
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| limited liability corporation |
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| LLC is a hybrid business form combining the advantages of the sole proprietorship, partnership, and corporation |
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| Involves borrowing money that must be repaid over time with interest |
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| involves exchanging ownership shares for outside investment monies |
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| make large investments in new ventures in return for equity in the business |
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| for IPO is an initial selling of shares of stock to the public at large, |
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| oh wealthy the individual willing to invest in a new venture in return for equity stake |
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| Entrepreneurs starting new ventures go online to get start-up financing and crowds of investors, |
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| Small Business Development Centers |
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| founded with support from US Small Business Administration provide advice to new and existing small businesses |
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