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1 Starting & Operating A New Small Business
12/29/2018 David Ambrosini

2 Bus 188 12/29/2018 David Ambrosini

3 Part 1 - Developing Your Business Concept
Topic 1. Entrepreneurship.- facts & figures Topic 2. Business Plans Topic 3. Source Of Your Business Idea Or Opportunity Topic 4. Define Your Business 12/29/2018 David Ambrosini

4 Entrepreneurship Facts & Stuff
Definition #1 - One who assumes the risks of business. Professor: “You’ve never been one until you’ve met a payroll.” Ambrosini: “You’ve never been one until you’ve missed a payroll.” 12/29/2018 David Ambrosini

5 Entrepreneurship Facts & Stuff
Definition #2 - One who doesn’t realize their job is impossible. + 650,000 new businesses each year - 60,000 fail yearly - 30% left after five years 12/29/2018 David Ambrosini

6 Entrepreneurship Facts & Stuff
Types of business most likely to FAIL: computer stores, laundries, dry cleaners, florists, used-car dealerships, gas stations, trucking firms, restaurants, infant’s clothing stores, bakeries, grocery/meat markets, night clubs/bars. 12/29/2018 David Ambrosini

7 Stuff 5-10% of all products > 5 year old
Small Business = < 500 employees or < $10 million annual revenue 74% sole proprietors 43% of GNP 90% of new jobs in the last 20 years are services 12/29/2018 David Ambrosini

8 Stuff 60% of the workforce 21,500 businesses in Santa Cruz County
25 businesses in S.C.C. have more than 200 employees Local Small Businesses experience more than double the national failure rates 12/29/2018 David Ambrosini

9 Stuff 60% of California’s small businesses are in Southern California
S.C.C. bankruptcy rate is 55% higher than the national average 42,000 commute out of S.C.C. daily in 35,000 cars 8000 cars commute in 12/29/2018 David Ambrosini

10 Stuff - Key Question S.C.C population is ____________? A) 1.5 million
B) 750,000 C) 265,000 D) Over 3 million Answer is C) 265,000 people 12/29/2018 David Ambrosini

11 Education & Small Business Ownership
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12 Education and Small Business Ownership
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13 Hours/Week New Business Owners Work
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14 Types & Forms of Business
Producers Manufacturers Services Distributors Wholesaler Retailer Agent Broker 12/29/2018 David Ambrosini

15 Assessing a Business Plan
Who is the Start-up Team? What confidence do you have in them and why? What is the Product? What is the unique selling proposition? How much start-up capital is needed? 12/29/2018 David Ambrosini

16 Assessing a Business Plan
What is the proposed source of capital? What is the businesses purpose or mission? What is the opportunity? What is the competitive advantage? What are the risks? 12/29/2018 David Ambrosini

17 Assessing a Business Plan
What is the Market potential? Who is the typical customer? How will the business be marketed? What is the business name/brand names? How many employees? What is the expected monthly/yearly profit? 12/29/2018 David Ambrosini

18 What is a Business Plan a word picture, a visualization of your business written document 1. situation analysis (where you are) 2. objectives (where you're going) 3. strategy (how to get there) 12/29/2018 David Ambrosini

19 A Business Plan is General Patton: "A good plan violently executed now … ...is better than a perfect plan later." 12/29/2018 David Ambrosini

20 Purpose of a Plan dry run - risk free practice, feasibility, survival probability vision onto paper - conceptualize, organize communication tool directions, guidelines, yardstick, contingencies 12/29/2018 David Ambrosini

21 Purpose of a Plan obtain resources find weaknesses 12/29/2018
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22 Target Audience Team Members - expected contributions Management
Regulators Community Stockholders Investors/Partners Suppliers 12/29/2018 David Ambrosini

23 What Separates the Successes From the Failures
They are carefully planned. They are well capitalized They are niche players They are not pioneers 12/29/2018 David Ambrosini

24 What Separates the Successes From the Failures
They learn from their errors They learn from their competitors They are managed according to a method They are customer centered 12/29/2018 David Ambrosini

25 Outline of a Business Plan (version 1)
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26 Business Plan Outline (version 2)
Vacation… Travel... 12/29/2018 David Ambrosini

27 Business Plan Writng Tips
First Impression Writing Style Contents Based on Target Reader Good Executive Summary Table of Contents/Page #’s Appendices Confidentiality & Qualifying 12/29/2018 David Ambrosini

28 Business Ideas & Opportunities Where do they come from?
1) Sources: · technology · law · social issues · marketing changes, etc. 12/29/2018 David Ambrosini

29 Business Ideas & Opportunities Where do they come from?
2) Product · new benefits · distinct advantages 3) Competition · advantages · ability to imitate · poor efforts/dissatisfied customers 12/29/2018 David Ambrosini

30 Business Ideas & Opportunities Where do they come from?
4) Personal Skills/Knowledge/Ability 5) Market Niche/Positioning 6) Acquired knowledge, Skill, Opportunity from workplace NEW IDEA/INNOVATION 12/29/2018 David Ambrosini


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