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This 13-page paper focuses on the steps necessary for an entrepreneur to launch and maintain a business from years one through year three. Topics discussed include location, marketing and financing both launching and expansion. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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13 pages (~225 words per page)
File: D0_MTsmbzst.rtf
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Legal issues a) Choosing the proper business structure - sole proprietorship, partnership, corporation or limited liability corporation? b) Obtaining operating licenses and permits c) Human resource issues, laws and regulations
5) Financing the business 6) Marketing the business III. Business Maintenance 1) Types of expansion a) Expanding in the existing market b) Diversification of products/services c)
Starting a second business 2) Financing and other resources 3) Human resources 4) Time line 5) Redoing the business plan 6) Emotional readiness INTRODUCTION
In this paper, the student has been asked to take information from the textbook, Entrepreneurship In Action, (2nd edition) to determine how
to start up and maintain a business from launch, through the first three years. We werent able to find that particular
book. But the good news is that theres a host of information both in articles and on the Internet when it comes to starting up and maintaining a business venture.
For this paper, well introduce much of this information, and divide the topics into two parts. The first will be challenges and
tasks associated with starting up a business. The second will involve maintenance and expansion. The reason why these two are divided into two parts is because challenges are different once
a business makes it beyond the first year. Many times, it is the first year that is the most difficult for
an entrepreneur. This is the time during which not only money isnt exactly free-flowing (much of the profits are likely being plowed back into the business), but the entrepreneurs own
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