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EXERCISES
Write a vision statement
Congratulations, you were recently selected as the recipient of the Entrepreneurial
Council for High Achievement ’s annual grant. You applied for the award almost a year
ago, detailing your academic and professional achievements, entrepreneurial experience
and aptitude, and undergoing a series of intensive interviews. Your efforts have paid off and
this is your opportunity to do what you have always wanted – run your own company.
With the award comes $ 10 million in venture capital backing to start your own profi t ­
making venture. The investors prefer to stay in the background and let you do what you
do best, so you will be given complete autonomy to start any type of for- profi t company
you want. This initial round of funding could be supplemented with additional fi nancial
backing if your company does well in its early stages.
To begin your venture, you must begin by answering a series of questions about the
company that you will start. It may help to put some serious thought into creating a company
that provides a useful product or service.