This document discusses challenges and opportunities for future entrepreneurs. It notes that while access to information and financing has made starting a business easier, entrepreneurship itself remains challenging. Some key challenges mentioned include developing a viable business idea and plan, conducting proper market research, raising startup capital, building an effective team, and dealing with unexpected issues like competition and regulatory changes. However, the document also outlines several promising industry opportunities for entrepreneurs, such as in water, urban development, fitness, mobile apps, consulting, media, tourism, food processing, and baby products. It concludes by emphasizing the importance of pursuing one's own entrepreneurial dreams.

1. Challenges and Opportunities
for future Entrepreneurs.
TANYA SINGH
TYBBM

2. What is entrepreneurship?
 Entrepreneurship is the development of a business from the ground up or coming up
with an idea and turning it into a profitable business.
Entrepreneurship
types
Small
Business
Scalable
Startups
Large
Company
Social

3. Does age matter?
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4. Startups are getting easier but
not entrepreneurship!!!
 More access to information
 Techniques to mitigate our risk
 Easy availability of finance
 Cost of entry for a startup is at an all-time low

5. How challenging can it be?
 Developing the Vision and Business Idea:
Identifying a problem seeing an opportunity in the problem Coming up
with a solution Forging the opportunity into a business idea Integrating the solution
into a business plan.
 Poor market research: Understanding your potential market.
 Detailed business plan: Helps us to figure out exactly how the business will run and the
expenses that will be incurred and the estimated revenue generation
 Raising Capital for Startup: Convincing investors about something that does not exist

6. How challenging can it be?
 Developing a business team: a business team is needed to cover up or compliment the
weaknesses of the entrepreneur.
 Unforeseen challenges: Unexpected law suits, Inconsistent government policy, unpaid
bills and taxes etc.
 Competition: Formulation of suitable measures to deal with new competition.
 Keeping Up With Industrial Changes and Trends: The only thing constant is change!
This makes it difficult to find effective solutions.

7. Opportunities
 Fresh water industry: water efficient agriculture or fresh water production
 Urbanisation: Compact green and smart cities ,Rural growth initiatives.
 Fitness and wellness industry: It is estimated to grow to Rs 1,00,000 crore by 2015
 App Market: By 2017 it is expected that mobile apps will generate $77 billion worth of
revenue.
 Software Industry: Annual growth rate of 30 per cent in India.

8. Opportunities
 Business Consulting: Help drafting the business plans, strategies, marketing
campaigns etc to the entrepreneurs
 Media: Digital advertising and gaming records growth rates of close to 40 per cent
annually
 Tourism: new forms such as rural, medical and eco tourism.
 Food processing industry: With a vision to utilize the large food production in India
this industry is given due importance.
 Baby Products: It expected to grow significantly at around 17 percent in terms of
revenue by 2019 annually.

9. “Build your own dreams, or someone else will hire
you to build theirs”
– A.P.J Abdul kalam
Thankyou!