Question 1

A business plan is:

Accepted Answer

A)  the start of a relationship with the investors. 
B)  never obsolete. 
C)  typically outsourced. 
D)  usually completed after raising outside capital. 
A)  the start of a relationship with the investors. 
B)  never obsolete. 
C)  typically outsourced. 
D)  usually completed after raising outside capital.

Question 2

Preparing and presenting a business plan to prospective investors is one of the best ways for a team to learn about the venture strategy.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

Discuss the guidelines to be followed for effectively closing a venture deal.

Accepted Answer

The founders of a venture must make sure

Question 4

Identify a characteristic of a business plan.

Accepted Answer

A)  It is a one-shot process. 
B)  It is a work in progress. 
C)  It is an end in itself. 
D)  It is a rigid process that is the same across all industries. 
A)  It is a one-shot process. 
B)  It is a work in progress. 
C)  It is an end in itself. 
D)  It is a rigid process that is the same across all industries.

Question 5

Briefly discuss the nature of venture capitalists that one has to keep in mind when raising venture capital.

Accepted Answer

There are a lot of venture capitalists.G

Question 6

When raising venture capital,which of the following is a guideline to be followed?

Accepted Answer

A)  Meet with an associate or a junior member a number of times before meeting with a partner in that venture capital firm. 
B)  Be vague when describing other potential venture capitalists. 
C)  Prepare a business plan only after raising venture capital. 
D)  Outsource the business plan to attract more venture capitalists. 
A)  Meet with an associate or a junior member a number of times before meeting with a partner in that venture capital firm. 
B)  Be vague when describing other potential venture capitalists. 
C)  Prepare a business plan only after raising venture capital. 
D)  Outsource the business plan to attract more venture capitalists.

Question 7

Briefly discuss any two uses of a business plan.

Accepted Answer

A business plan can have two uses:(1)ind

A business plan is:

Preparing and presenting a business plan to prospective investors is one of the best ways for a team to learn about the venture strategy.

Discuss the guidelines to be followed for effectively closing a venture deal.

Identify a characteristic of a business plan.

Briefly discuss the nature of venture capitalists that one has to keep in mind when raising venture capital.

When raising venture capital,which of the following is a guideline to be followed?

Briefly discuss any two uses of a business plan.

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Exam 7: The Business Plan

A business plan is:

Preparing and presenting a business plan to prospective investors is one of the best ways for a team to learn about the venture strategy.

Discuss the guidelines to be followed for effectively closing a venture deal.

Identify a characteristic of a business plan.

Briefly discuss the nature of venture capitalists that one has to keep in mind when raising venture capital.

When raising venture capital,which of the following is a guideline to be followed?

Briefly discuss any two uses of a business plan.

The Global Entrepreneurial Revolution for a Flatter World

The Entrepreneurial Mind: Crafting a Personal Entrepreneurial Strategy

The Entrepreneurial Process

Clean Commerce and Sustainable Enterprise Movements Are an Opportunity Sea Change

Opportunity Recognition

Opportunities for Social Entrepreneurship

The Entrepreneurial Leader and the Team

Ethical Decision Making and the Entrepreneur

Resource Requirements

Franchising

Entrepreneurial Finance

Obtaining Venture and Growth Capital

The Deal: Valuation, Structure, and Negotiation

Obtaining Debt Capital

Leading Rapid Growth, Crises, and Recovery

The Family As Entrepreneur

The Harvest and Beyond

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