Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship
Topics
1) Introduction and Basic Concepts
2) Entrepreneurship
3) Private Equity
4) Venture Capital
5) Mind Map
6) SOPs
7) Database
8) Fund Processing
Topics
9) Investment Selection
10) Decision Making
11) Fund Raising Challenges
12) Valuation Methods Cash Discounting
13) Present Value and Future Value (Time Value of Money)
14) Financial Factors taken into consideration for Corporate
Valuations
Topics
15) Non-financial factors taken into consideration for Corporate
Valuations
16) New Ventures Valuation
17) Term Sheets
18) Due Diligence
19) Entry and Exit Strategy
20) Ownership Analysis
Topics
21) SEBI Regulations
22) Other Regulations
23) Private Equity, Corporate Governance and Ethics
Evaluation Components
Evaluation Components for the Course Score Break-up
Total 100
Entrepreneurship
and
New Ventures
Concept of Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship
By the early 18th century the term was applied to “Business & Economic activities
by the French Economist Richard”
In 1848, The famous economist John Sturt Mill described “Entrepreneurship as the
founding of Private enterprise”
Innovative Concept
Professional Concept
It plays an influential role in the economic growth and development of the country. Its not
working hard to build your business only, indirectly its for the entire local community, state,
Economic Growth is defined as the rise in the money value of goods and services
produced by all the sectors of the economy per head during a particular period. It is a
quantitative measure that shows the increase in the number of commercial transactions in
an economy.
2) Create Jobs
5) Standard of Living
6) Exports
8) Business Laws
9) Technological Development
Types of Entrepreneurs
4) Large Company
5) Social
6) Innovative
8) Imitator (who uses other people’s ideas as essential then tries to make them better)
4) Difficult Decisions
5) Team Building
7) Persistence
8) Innovation