Entrepreneurship 101

Setting Up Your Company Operations for Success

What you'll learn

Start your business on the right foot, notwithstanding your budget.

Apply winning business principles across different industries and economies.

Document your business processes efficiently.

Set your business up for success.

Set up and collaborate with your team.

Succeed in the digital world.

Requirements

No prior experience needed. You will learn all about starting up a business.

Description
"How do I start my own business? How do I know I won't fail? I am not sure where to start at all! Can I still be an entrepreneur as a career person? Can I run a business?"These are questions you must have had at one time or another when thinking about starting a business.This course will help you understand how to set up your business's operations for success, whether you are an operations manager in an early-stage startup, a new entrepreneur, or the founder of a business that has been in operation for 2-3 years.With this course, you will gain the confidence and competitive advantage you need to succeed in a constantly evolving business environment, whether you're about to launch a company alone or with a partner, or making an impact at your existing one.After going through this course, you will learn how to:A. Start your business on the right foot, notwithstanding your budget.B. Apply winning business principles across industries and economies.C. Set up and collaborate with your team.D. Document your business processes efficiently.E. Set your business up for success.F. Succeed in the digital world.Want to set up your business operations for success? Let's get into the course right away.
Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Let's Begin!

Lecture 2 Introduction to Course Outline

Lecture 3 Chapter 1

Lecture 4 Chapter 2

Lecture 5 Chapter 3

Lecture 6 Chapter 4

Lecture 7 Chapter 5

Lecture 8 Chapter 6

Lecture 9 Chapter 7

Lecture 10 Free Mentorship Session

Lecture 11 Let's Wrap Up!

New entrepreneurs, managers in early-stage startups, and founders of existing businesses.