2006 Hispanic Intitiative- Entrepreneurship

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    1. Entrepreneurship
    2. Entrepreneurship
      • Anyone know what this is or what an entrepreneur does?
    3. Entrepreneurship
      • Entrepreneurship
        • the process of identifying, developing, and bringing a vision to life. The vision may be an innovative idea, an opportunity, or simply a better way to do something. The end result of this process is the creation of a new venture, formed under conditions of risk and considerable uncertainty
      • Entrepreneur
        • A person who organizes, operates, and assumes the risk for a business venture.
    4. Spanish
      • Anyone know the Spanish translation of the following terms:
        • Entrepreneurship
        • Entrepreneur
    5. Spanish
      • Entrepreurship
        • espíritu emprendedor
      • Entrepreneur
        • empresario
    6. Joseph Schumpeter
      • Austrian economist who pioneered the category
      • 1950- an entrepreneur is a person who is willing and able to convert a new idea or invention into a successful innovation
      • First person to develop theories on entrepreneurship relating them to the field of economics
      • Entrepreneurs necessary for economic growth
    7. Becoming an Entrepreneur
      • Offer a product or service
        • Can be a totally new concept or merely improve an already existing one
        • Examples?
      • Assist a business that performs the latter
    8. Walt Disney
      • What makes this man an entrepreneur?
    9. Walt Disney
      • Started Disney Brothers’ Studio in about 1925
        • First office was based out of his uncle’s garage in Hollywood
        • Started making cartoon film “shorts”
        • Evolved into full-length cartoon films
        • Branched into producing live-action films
        • 1955- Mickey Mouse Club- jumping into TV
        • 1966- Began planning for Disney World
    10. Walt Disney
      • His achievements have led to:
        • EPCOT Center
        • The Magic Kingdom
        • Countless other parks in Florida, California, and Across the World
        • The Disney Channel
        • Toon Disney
    11. Sam Walton
      • What makes this man an entrepreneur?
    12. Sam Walton
      • Started the first true Wal-Mart in Rogers, Arkansas in 1962
      • Today, Wal-Mart is the world’s largest retailer and employs 1.5 million people worldwide
    13. Other Entrepreneurs
      • Oprah Winfrey
      • Steve Jobs
      • Jim Henson
      • Ray Kroc
      • Donald Trump
      • Benjamin Franklin
      • Martha Stewart
      • Coco Chanel
      • George Forman
      • Jenny Craig
      • Henry Ford
      • Michael Dell
    14. More Entrepreneurs
      • Bill Gates
      • Rupert Murdoch
      • Estee Lauder
      • Mary-Kate & Ashley Olson
      • Ted Turner
      • PT Barnum
      • Milton Hershey
      • JW Marriott
      • Eli Whitney
      • John Deere
      • Alexander Graham Bell
    15. Entrepreneurs
      • Can you name some entrepreneurs?
    16. Market Opportunity
      • First and foremost, there must be a demand for the product or service
        • How useful is it? Is it desired or needed?
        • Must offer something that people are willing to spend their hard-earned money on
      • Name some products that are desired
      • Name some products that are not desired
      • Demand, desire, and need all translate into profitabilty
        • Without profitability, there is no product and no company
    17. Getting Started
      • You must first must obtain the funding necessary in order to become entrepreneurs
      • Venture capital allows you to start the business or develop the product
        • Venture capitalists (those who fund entrepreneurs) give their money in return for any or all of the following:
          • Share in profits- indicates some level of ownership
          • Share in management- indicates some level of ownership
          • Percentage of sales
          • Repayment with interest (lenders)
    18. What’s Required
      • Risk- putting your life, money, reputation, and time on the line
        • Literally, success or failure can make or break you
        • Due to the uncertainty of many circumstances aside from your own personal management (variables)
          • Name some variables
    19. Characteristics of an Entrepreneur
      • Can you name some characteristics that an entrepreneur must possess?
    20. Building for the Future
      • You will become the entrepreneur
        • Holy Hot Sauce
      • Tomorrow we will go over how an entrepreneur markets their product
        • Will begin developing a marketing concept for your Holy Hot Sauce product
    21. Review
      • What’s an entrepreneur?
      • What’s the Spanish word for entrepreneurship, entrepreneur?
      • Who pioneered the concept of entrepreneurship?
      • What must you identify before developing a product or service? What’s the goal of becoming an entrepreneur?
      • What do we call someone who funds an entrepreneur?
      • What’s one major downfall to becoming an entrepreneur?
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