GREEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP Thinking Entrepreneurially New River Community and Technical College.

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GREEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP Thinking Entrepreneurially New River Community and Technical College

Getting Started! o Who am I? o What is it?

Small businesses represent 99.7% of all employer firms. U.S. Small Business Administration

Small businesses are 52% home-based and 2% franchises. U.S. Small Business Administration

On average, small business owners work 52 hours per week. Wells Fargo/Gallup Small Business Index

42% of entrepreneurs say they launched their first venture during childhood. Northeastern University’s School of Technological Entrepreneurship

Are entrepreneurs born or made?

Passion Passion Creativity Creativity Foresight Foresight Persistence Persistence Self- confidence Self- confidence Open Mind Open Mind Humility Humility Communication Skills Communication Skills Good Health Good Health High Energy High Energy

Who are you? ?

Risks FailureLoss of MoneyLong HoursFamily Problems Rewards IndependenceMoneySelf-realizationFun

Strategies for Success!

Next Step?

MARKETING

GENERAL INFO For Credit Meeting Times/Days Course Description

OBJECT IVES Show ways to make a business green and sustainable and effectively communicate the green benefits to the consumer Open a new business in WV Locate green building materials and identify ways to save energy and resources in their own business

OBJECT IVES Write and update a comprehensive business plan, including business goals and objectives, a marketing plan, customer service plan, green action plan and financial statements Write job descriptions, advertise and interview applicants Create an online presence utilizing social media as a green alternative Create a list of financial tasks and a frequency calendar

TEXTBOOKS Green Entrepreneurship

Twitter Twitter Facebook Facebook Question/Answer Sessions Question/Answer Sessions Travel Off-Site Travel Off-Site Guest Speakers Guest Speakers Online Forum Online Forum Hands-On Demonstrations Hands-On Demonstrations Lectures Lectures Individual Projects Individual Projects Small Group Work Small Group Work

QUESTIO NS? Jill K. Redden New River Community and Technical College