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The Essential Entrepreneur
What It Takes to Start, Scale, and Sell a Successful Business
Richard Turner (Author)
9781119984559, Wiley
Paperback / softback, published 27 October 2022
208 pages
22.4 x 15.2 x 1.5 cm, 0.249 kg
A toolkit for entrepreneurial success In The Essential Entrepreneur, celebrated entrepreneur and business strategist Richard Turner delivers a practical, step-by-step approach to starting and growing a thriving enterprise. If you’re ready to take your fledgling business to the next level—and finally follow that brilliant big idea—this guide covers everything you’ll need to navigate the challenges ahead. Richard shares straightforward advice and hands-on, real-world lessons outlining the key points you need to know to start and grow your venture. And his lessons are supported by the experience and wisdom of a panel of diverse experts: Tobi Pearce (co-founder of SWEAT), Flavia Tata Nardini (of Fleet Space), Simon Haigh (of Haigh’s Chocolates), and Kirsten Bernhardt (skilled investment manager). You’ll discover how to: Most small businesses struggle to get moving. This is the book that will help you get ahead in the race. A can’t-miss resource for start-up entrepreneurs and business owners, The Essential Entrepreneur outlines everything you need to know to hit the ground running.
Introduction ix 1 Validating and testing your idea 1 2 Developing a start-up business plan 11 3 Product or service? 27 4 Timing is everything 31 5 Passion, culture and values 39 6 Brand positioning and marketing 49 7 Bringing in those sales 63 8 Sourcing suppliers and manufacturing 73 9 Innovation, re-invention and disruption 83 10 Defining a new market 93 11 Getting investment ready 97 12 Ownership and equity 111 13 Trademarks and patents 125 14 What business am I in? 141 15 Tuning and restructuring 149 16 Managing growth and consistency 155 17 Getting out of business 167 Are entrepreneurs born or made? 173 Acknowledgements 179 Index 181
Subject Areas: Business & management [KJ]
