Enterprise and Entrepreneurs. What makes a good business person? Write a list of 5 things you think make a good business person, it could be a personal.

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Enterprise and Entrepreneurs

What makes a good business person? Write a list of 5 things you think make a good business person, it could be a personal skill or a quality, check your answers with the next slide – how many did you get right?

Qualities that an entrepreneur might have: Risk taker Smart A Leader Inner passion for business Honest and trustworthy Motivation to achieve Hard working Determined Eager Persistence Energy Ambition Ability to plan

Skills that an entrepreneur might have As well as personal qualities you need a range of practical skills to run a business. These include – planning, – financial and – administrative skills, – marketing and product or service development. You don't need to have all these skills before you start. Nor should you set out to be an expert in everything. However, you do need a basic understanding of the 4 key business areas: – Finance – Operations – Human Resources – Marketing

Richard Branson In 1966 Richard Branson began his first business enterprise with £4 borrowed from his mother. Today he is a billionaire and he has created one of the most famous brands in the world. His companies employ 50,000 people around the world. Branson often appears at the top of ‘most admired businessperson’ polls and young people particularly like him.

Coco Chanel Coco Chanel started her working life as a dressmaker. She started up in business just at the time when women’s lives were changing dramatically. Because of the war, women in northern France suddenly needed clothes for a new kind of lifestyle – an active, working life outside of the home. Coco Chanel designed them. Throughout her long career, she understood that fashion was not just about clothes but about the way people live their lives.

Anita Roddick Anita Roddick’s opportunity came when her children were young and the family needed an income. Selling only natural products, Anita created a market for cheap cosmetics in re- usable bottles. Soon her small shop became a big company, but she stuck to her principles. She proved that big companies could help poor communities around the world by buying their products at a fair price. Anita Roddick questioned the old business ways of making a profit at any price. Dame Anita Roddick, died at the age of 64.

Fred DeLuca Fred DeLuca founded the SUBWAY® chain in Connecticut, USA, in The company has since grown into a multi-billion pound business, with more than 29,000 outlets in over 87 countries. He is personally worth $1.6billion

Peter Jones Peter first got a sense of his business acumen and strong head for figures while still at school, aged 16. After completing the Lawn Tennis Association's coaching exams, he set up my own tennis coaching school which allowed him to combine the two subjects he loved the most: sport and economics. Phones International Group counts every leading brand in the mobile industry among its business partners, whether as a supplier, customer or collaborator on a number of initiatives and activities geared to driving growth. Group turnover is around the £150 million mark.

Questions Name 5 qualities an entrepreneur needs to have Name 3 well known entrepreneurs Name 3 steps to becoming an entrepreneur Name 2 sources of support for entrepreneurs in the UK