promotion of venture promotion of venture.pptx

promotion of venture promotion of venture.pptx

1. Promotion of a Venture" refers to the process of initiating and establishing a new business, including developing a business plan, securing funding, and legally structuring the company, while "legal requirements of a venture" encompass the necessary legal steps to operate a business, including registration, permits, and compliance with relevant laws; Promotion of a Venture

2. Stages of Promotion of a Venture" "Stages of Promotion of a Venture" outlines the different phases of launching a business, like idea generation, market research, funding rounds, and operations; "Venture Capital Funding" is when a specialized investment firm provides capital to high-growth potential startups in exchange for equity, and an "Angel Capitalist" is a wealthy individual who invests their own money in early-stage ventures, often providing mentorship alongside funding.

3. Promotion of a Venture: Steps involved: Identifying a business opportunity, conducting market analysis, developing a business plan, securing funding, forming a legal entity, recruiting a team, launching operations. Important considerations: Market feasibility, competitive landscape, financial projections, regulatory compliance.

4. Legal Requirements of a Venture: Business structure selection: Sole proprietorship, partnership, LLC, corporation, depending on the nature and scale of the business. Registration and licensing: Filing necessary paperwork with the government to operate legally, including obtaining business licenses and permits. Compliance with regulations: Adhering to relevant laws related to taxation, labor, environmental protection, and consumer protection

5. Stages of Promotion of a Venture: Idea generation: Identifying a potential business concept and evaluating its viability. Market research : Analyzing the target market, competitors, and industry trends. Business plan development: Creating a comprehensive document outlining the business strategy, financial projections, and operational plan. Funding acquisition: Seeking investment from sources like angel investors, venture capitalists, or bank loans. Launch and operations: Implementing the business plan, marketing and selling products or services, managing day-to-day operations.

6. Venture Capital Funding: Investor profile: Venture Capital firms invest in high-risk, high-potential startups, typically looking for significant growth potential. Funding rounds: Different stages of investment, such as Seed round, Series A, Series B, with increasing funding amounts based on company progress. Due industry process: Thorough evaluation of a company's business model, team, market opportunity, and financial viability before investing.

7. Individual investor:  A wealthy individual who invests their own money in early-stage startups, often providing mentorship and industry connections alongside capital.  Investment focus:  Typically invests smaller amounts compared to VCs, often in innovative or disruptive businesses with high growth potential. Angel Capitalist: