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    Who Can be an Entrepreneur?

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    the ability to deal with risk‚ results oriented‚ energy‚ growth potential‚ team player‚ multi-tasking ability and he is improvement oriented. 1.2 Critically assess the suitability of the lead entrepreneur to succeed in their respective business venture. Wooten has many positive attributes: a) Is able to adapt quickly to different situations. b) Has people skills and was comfortable around people. c) Motivated to create wealth d) He was driven and seeked stability e) Ambitious f) Great intellect

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    FIN 527 Alternative Investments | Private Equity | Project 1. | | Wei Chen‚ Ye Zhang | | | Part 1. Performance Measurement for Private Equity a) Summary statistics for venture capital and buyout returns: Histograms of returns: The return distribution of venture capital has a kurtosis of 23.25 and a skewness of 3.63‚ which means it is leptokurtic and skews to the right. It is not close to normal distribution. Mainly due to the high returns in late 1990s during the

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    Danone Case Study

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    almost disappeared from the market. The second point is lack of management control has lead Danone to sell its entire almost 20% of Bright Diary in 2007. Danone pulled out of a new dairy venture with Mengniu‚ a top mainland milk producer in 2007. The third point is a violation of JV Trademark. The Wahaha joint venture (JV) was formed in February 1996. This structure led to immediate misunderstandings between the participants due to different cultures. From Wahaha Group’s point of view‚ with the division

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    needed to gain a steady customer base. The Nelson’s ignored the negatives surrounding them and pursued their dream. One could argue that they desired independence. This could be the reason that they left lucrative careers that paid them well to venture out and open a cupcake only bakery. Here they are the owners‚ bosses‚ employees. They work for themselves and their success or failure is their own. Other traits and characteristics that may be necessary to possess for an owner of a new

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    FIN375

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    Title: FIN375 / FIN 375 / Week 2 Venture Budgeting and Forecasting Paper Description: Venture Budgeting and Forecasting Paper Resources: Kudler Opening Budget Write a 700- to 900-word paper in APA format in which you do the following: Illustrate how your venture would perform by estimating the revenue and expense to calculate operating profit or loss. Include estimates of your venture’s main sources of revenue and the expenses expected in the main cost categories such as the cost of goods‚ sales

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    Startup Venture Transaction Analysis – Ybrain Generally I think it’s a good decision for Stonebridge Capital to invest in the Ybrain. My investment analysis mainly involves five parts: Market‚ Team‚ Product‚ Business Model‚ and Exit Options. First of all‚ I will look at the industry dynamics and market potential. Ybrain is a combined product of the medical device industry and the wearable tech industry‚ both of which are the emerging growth areas. Compared to the wearable products for general

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    founder incur? Career risk taken by each founder Financial demands faced by each founder May have to reserve ownership for future founders. Potential problem - split equity very early Dynamic equity-splitting Building a Board Lesson #2 Boards and new ventures The Benefits of Having an Independent Board Brings perspective and experience‚ and a set of complementary skills for the CEO Recognize the need for long-term planning and assist in long-range strategies Can provide a framework for control and discipline

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    overview Understand figure: life cycle approach: venture operating and financial decisions Basic introduction‚ read through. The life cycle approach (fig 1.5 page 29) is followed rather loosely in the book‚ and it does not play a major role in the structure of the classes. Exercises: 6 and 7. (note: these exercises are quite straightforward‚ don’t think too much of them) Chapter 2 From the idea to the business plan Understand the parts of a Venture opportunity screening Understand the parts of

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    Indorama ventures is a public limited company with a leading profile in the worlds largest petrochemical producers and one of the words leading manufacturer of wool yarns. It is the largest polyester fibre producer in Thailand. It’s products serves major players in the consumer markets including food‚ beverages‚ personal and home care‚ health care‚ automotive‚ textile and industrial. (Revenue) Since they are best at producing petrochemical and manufacture wool yarns world-wide‚ they have three major

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    turnout rate. 2. Subsequent to the Harvard Ball‚ what do you think of Vivek’s efforts to further prove out the concept with additional trial venues/customers? What effect did this have on mitigating risks‚ moving the company forward and obtaining venture capital funding? Subsequent to the Harvard Ball‚ Vivek chose not to test the prototype in any other venues. Instead‚ he began focusing on further developing the business plan. He met with the operations manager at Robert Keebler’s stadium who bombarded

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