The document provides an overview of entrepreneurship and what is needed to start a business. It discusses what entrepreneurship is, where to get ideas from, and the importance of developing a business plan. A business plan should outline goals, legal structure, skills, competition, products/services, customers, pricing, funding needs, budget, and more. The document also provides advice and lists resources like the SBA, SBDC, and SCORE that can help with training, counseling, networking, and accessing funding. The key takeaway is to discuss your idea with others, have a thorough plan, understand competition and markets, get feedback, and take advantage of support resources.
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1. The ins and outs and what you need to know ! Entrepreneurship Presenter: RabiyaJilani Director, Business Incubation Center CEO, Lumenica, LLC Twitter: @bizincubation
3. F What is Entrepreneurship? Taking a risk Starting a business Making profit Innovation Stimulating economic growth Job creation
4. F Personal experiences Work-related experiences Friends, family, teachers coaches The internet Library research Scientific research Desire to make something existing better Where do you get ideas from?
5. F So you got an idea, now what? Ask yourself the following questions: What services or products will I sell? Where will I be located? What skills and experience do I bring to the business? What will I name my business? What equipment or supplies will I need? What insurance coverage will be needed? How much money, if any, will it cost to start my business? Will I need financing? What are my resources? How will I compensate myself?
15. What kind of equipment will you need?Business Goals Legal Structure Your skills and experiences Whose your competition What are you selling? Who is your customer? How will you price your product? How much money do you need to get started?
16. Your ABC’s Your ABCs B A C Business Planning Banking Breakeven Beating the Odds Accountability Assessment Access Controls Cash Flow Considerations Cost Customers
34. U.S. Patent & Trade www.uspto.gov U.S. Copyright www.copyright.gov Department of Labor: http://www.dol.gov/ Internal Revenue Service: http://www.irs.gov/ Protecting yourself
36. Community Business Partnership SBDCs Women’s Business Centers Business Information Centers Loan Guarantee Programs Micro-Loan Programs SCORE www.sba.gov/dc Resources
44. Key takeaway Have an idea talk to others about it Always have a plan Learn about competition Measure market Be careful with pricing Constantly innovate Always be a student of learning and improving Listen to feedback Take advantages of resources
45. RabiyaJilani Director, Business Incubation Center CEO, Lumenica LLC Email: rabiya@cbponline.org http://www.cbponline.org/bic/facebook http://www.linkedin.com/in/rabiya http://www.twitter.com/bizincubation http://www.slideshare.net/rabiyaj