Funder – to fund – financiar.

someone who establishes an organization.

customers, owners, suppliers and community.

to have a direct comunication with all staff and less hierarchical.

the main office (where it starts).

Startup capital is funding used to officially launch a business. It supports: Hiring employees, renting office space, marketing and operational expenses.

Is the first money used to start a business. It often comes from founders, their family, friends or early investors. It´s typically used for marketing research, product development and creating a business plan (it is a risk because it is invested before a business proves itself).

are individuals who put money into good ideas at their earliest stages of becoming successful businesses. They are committing their own money in hopes of making a good idea a reality.

An incubator is a program that supports early-stage startups by providing resources like office space, mentorship, and guidance to help them develop their business ideas and become viable companies.

An accelerator is a program designed to help startups grow quickly by providing intensive support, mentorship, and funding over a short period, usually 3-6 months, preparing them for investment or major milestones.

ð A demonstration of a product or service to show how it works or what it can do. It’s usually used to give people a preview or test before making a decision.

is the process of connecting people organizations, or systems to exchange information, resources, or collaborate, in professional or technical contexts

an amount of money that you pay for professional advice or services

A mentorship is a relationship in which an experienced individual provides guidance and support to less experienced entrepreneurs, helping them navigate challenges and grow their business.

Act of collecting or accumulating information, resources, or data from various sources to make informed decisions or improve operations.

(initial public offering) When a private company first sells shares of stock to the public, this process is known as an initial public offering (IPO). The process allows the company to raise capital from public investors by offering ownership in the form of shares.

are bookmarks that people use to save content they love on Pinterest. Pins can be images, videos or products. If you click through the Pin, you can visit the website to learn how to make it or where to buy it

When someone starts a company using only their own money, or the revenue the business generates, without depending on outside investors.

The income generated by the company from its principal operations, NOT the earnings from investments or one-time sales.

Are the amount of money borrowed from a bank. It should be repaid with interests after a period of time arranged with the bank.

When you put money into a business hoping it will grow in value or make more money over time. Such as buying stocks, property, or starting your own company.

Is like bootstrapping, its when an individual or business uses their own money or resources to finance their operations, without depending on external investments.

Is the process of promoting products, services, or ideas to the public through media, such as; television, online platforms… the objective is to attract customers

A person who identifies a business opportunity, takes the initiative to start a new company, and assumes the risks that it has. Entrepreneurs are often innovative and willing to face uncertainty.

A graph that shows the relationship between interest rates and the duration of debt (money that is borrowed and must be repaid). It helps indicate market expectations for interest rates and economic growth.

Situation were a business faces a difficult time due to unexpected events.

Assets are resources owned by a business that have economic value and can be used to generate income. Assets can be tangible, like property, or intangible, like patents.

I ð is a form of financing provided to startups and emerging companies to help them develop and expand their operations. This type of investment is characterized by a high level of risk for investors, in exchange for the potential for significant returns if the company succeeds.

means having legal rights to something, in this case having a small part of the company. It gives the owner control over the item and the ability to make decisions about it.

company shares that are not available for sale on a stock market

Jobs that are temporary or flexible, usually through an app.

A person who works for themselves, not for one company.

An app or website that connects workers with customers (e.g., Rover).

Extra work outside of a main job.

The ability to choose when and how much to work.

Money the worker makes from their gig.

Workers don’t get things like healthcare or paid leave.

The person who pays for the service.

A unicorn company is a private startup valued at $1 billion or more.

Refers to the company's financial achievements

The ability of Zoom's platform to grow and handle increasing numbers of users globally

creative strategies and low cost used for accelerating the growth of a startup.

The initial capital raised to start a business

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small business

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They are normally locals, small numbers of employees, no plan to grow the business, low cost, the revenue is small (not always), low risk (stays the same for years).

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startups

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They are small, they dream big (born to be big), but they can also fail easily, they want to risk it all, they are interested in money, popularity and success.

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Revenue

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(ingreso): the money that the company obtains from a product or service.

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entrepreneur

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is a business man or woman who starts a business.

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run a business

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llevar una empresa

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Venture Capital:

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ð Financing from professional investors for high-growth startups, in exchange for equity, expertise, and mentorship. Types of venture capital:

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dotcom

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página web

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