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Entrepreneurship: Starting and operating a small business / Steve Mariotti and Caroline Glackin [electronic resource]

By: Mariotti, Steve [author].
Contributor(s): Glackin, Caroline [author].
Material type: TextTextPublisher: [S.L.] : Pearson , 2016Edition: 4th ed.ISBN: 9781292097428.Subject(s): Entrepreneurship | Entrepreneurial ManagementDDC classification: 658.421 Online resources: Link to be updated Click here
Contents:
UNIT 1: Entrepreneurial Pathways 1. Entrepreneurs Recognize Opportunities 2. The Business Plan: Road Map to Success Honest Tea Business Plan 3. Creating Business from Opportunity Case Study:Spanx UNIT 2: Integrated Marketing 4. Exploring Your Market 5. Developing the Right Marketing Mix and Plan 6. Smart Selling and Effective Customer Service Case Study:Kitchen Arts & Letters, Inc. UNIT 3: Show Me the Money: Finding, Securing, and Managing It 7. Understanding and Managing Start-Up, Fixed, and Variable Costs 8. Using Financial Statements to Guide a Business 9. Cash Flow and Taxes 10. Financing Strategy & Tactics Case Study: Lee’s Ice Cream UNIT 4: Operating a Small Business Effectively 11. Addressing Legal Issues and Managing Risk 12. Operating for Success 13. Management, Leadership, & Ethical Practices Case Study: ONLC Training Centers UNIT 5: Cashing in the Brand 14. Franchising, Licensing, and Harvesting: Cashing in Your Brand Case Study: Honest Tea Appendix 1: Sample Student Business Plan Appendix 2: BizBuilder Business Plan Appendix 3: Resources for Entrepreneurs Appendix 4: Useful Formulas and Equations
Summary: Entrepreneurship: Starting and Operating A Small Business untangles the complex economic, financial and professional considerations surrounding business ownership and operations for fledgling entrepreneurs and business students alike. In its 4th Edition Entrepreneurship balances real-world case studies with thoughtful instruction, leading you to develop your own business plans at your pace. The authors hope students like you will relish the opportunity to start drawing up a business plan right away, enhancing your experience both in and out of classroom.
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UNIT 1: Entrepreneurial Pathways


1. Entrepreneurs Recognize Opportunities

2. The Business Plan: Road Map to Success

Honest Tea Business Plan

3. Creating Business from Opportunity

Case Study:Spanx



UNIT 2: Integrated Marketing


4. Exploring Your Market

5. Developing the Right Marketing Mix and Plan

6. Smart Selling and Effective Customer Service

Case Study:Kitchen Arts & Letters, Inc.




UNIT 3: Show Me the Money: Finding, Securing, and Managing It
7. Understanding and Managing Start-Up, Fixed, and Variable Costs

8. Using Financial Statements to Guide a Business

9. Cash Flow and Taxes

10. Financing Strategy & Tactics

Case Study: Lee’s Ice Cream



UNIT 4: Operating a Small Business Effectively

11. Addressing Legal Issues and Managing Risk

12. Operating for Success

13. Management, Leadership, & Ethical Practices

Case Study: ONLC Training Centers



UNIT 5: Cashing in the Brand

14. Franchising, Licensing, and Harvesting: Cashing in Your Brand

Case Study: Honest Tea



Appendix 1: Sample Student Business Plan

Appendix 2: BizBuilder Business Plan

Appendix 3: Resources for Entrepreneurs

Appendix 4: Useful Formulas and Equations

Entrepreneurship: Starting and Operating A Small Business untangles the complex economic, financial and professional considerations surrounding business ownership and operations for fledgling entrepreneurs and business students alike.

In its 4th Edition Entrepreneurship balances real-world case studies with thoughtful instruction, leading you to develop your own business plans at your pace. The authors hope students like you will relish the opportunity to start drawing up a business plan right away, enhancing your experience both in and out of classroom.

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