For this extra credit, I'd like you to write the instructions and declaration text for a new assignment for ENT 3003. You've done this already for the reading reflection assignments, but this time, I'd

The End of Our Journey & The Beginning of Your Journey Although this is the end of our journey together in ENT 3003, you now have a set of experiences that you can use to better navigate the future.

1. The pitch. Same as last time, 1-minute long. No Web cams. No sitting. Be dynamic! Upload the video to YouTube (as you do with all of your videos) and post the link. -Elevator pitch 3 attached above^

In this exercise, you will provide a revised venture concept description. This is the final iteration of your venture idea, at least for this class. If, after you leave this class for other experiences

All good things come to an end. Eventually, the entrepreneur exists the venture she or he created. Although exit comes at the end of the entrepreneurship process, its implications can be seen throughout.

For this exercise, I'd like you to select one book from the Official ENT 3003 Reading List you have not read. If you select a biography, please follow the instructions for Reading Reflection No. 1 in your

Our friend, Thomas Edison, once remarked -- rather famously! -- that he didn't fail to invent the lightbulb 1,000 times. No! He just discovered 1,000 ways that didn't work. In this exercise, bare your

Assignment We've been talking about growth. Growth in new markets, growth in existing markets. For this experience exercise, you'll need to set a course for growth for your business and develop plans for

Question: Here we are, with just a few weeks to go. So far, you've developed and presented three elevator pitches. You've also developed and presented two "idea napkins." All along the way, you've

What Makes You So Special? Whether it's Wal-Mart's logistical systems, Proctor & Gamble's human resource management practices, or the Apple's research and development efforts, every company that has

What Makes You So Special? Whether it's Wal-Mart's logistical systems, Proctor & Gamble's human resource management practices, or the Apple's research and development efforts, every company that has

In this exercise, I'd like you to select a book from the second half of the Official ENT 3003 Reading List and report on it. This part of the list focuses on books that cover, generally, entrepreneurship,

Questions: Entrepreneurs can reap profound benefits from their social capital. If you know how social capital works, then you can build it! This is a 'networking' experience -- but unlike other 'networking'

Assignment: On your entrepreneurial journey and the path to identify and solve a potentially lucrative business opportunity, feedback is critical. On your first Idea Napkin, you received feedback from

-The pitch. Same as last time, 1-minute long. No Web cams. No sitting. Be dynamic! Upload the video to YouTube (as you do with all of your videos) and post the link. -Attached above^ -A reflection on the

Using the customer segment you have already identified and researched, I'd like you to describe your prototypical customer in that segment with as much detail as you can. Include pictures, too. Tell us

-Describe five ways in which you think you have human capital that is truly unique. What is it about you, exactly, that makes you different? Write this up in a detailed list. What sets me apart from everyone

Hello, My name is Janeissy Fernandez and I am 27 years old. I have a 20-month-old son and a loving fiancé. I was born and raised in Miami, Florida; however, my parents and grandparents are from Cuba. I

This is my required both for the University of Florida. Questions: 1) Find three people who would fit that segment and arrange to interview them. Just like last time, these interviews, if conducted properly,

This is my required blog at the University of Florida... For this exercise, I'd like you reflect on the past two months. In your post for this exercise, pretend that you're talking to a student from next