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Practical Living/Career Studies


You're the Boss: Starting and Running Your Own Business


For young entrepreneurs
Grade Levels:
10-12
Length:
30 minutes
Taping Rights:
School year
Program Schedule:
See Below

Designed for anyone weighing the decision to launch a business, this series provides inspiration, insight, and nuts-and-bolts guidance on building a thriving company. Business experts and successful entrepreneurs share advice on a wide range of issues—from branding and marketing to handling governmental paperwork to managing and motivating employees.

Program of Studies
Vocational Studies: Financial Literacy; Career Awareness; Exploration; Planning

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2011/12 Program Schedule

101. Planning Your Business: Research, Goals, and Business Plans
Emphasizes the need to plan in order to succeed, with advice from veteran entrepreneurs on clarifying goals, identifying the strengths and weaknesses of a potential enterprise, and establishing a realistic pathway to prosperity.
102. Starting Your Business: Financing, Branding, and Regulations
Encourages people who have carefully studied the market for a product or service, have written a solid business plan, and have decided to proceed to the next level.
103. Finding Your Customers: Marketing and Advertising Your Business
Highlights smart ways to generate recognition for a start-up business and drive traffic to it.
104. Managing Your Business: Prices, Finances, and Staffing
Sheds light on the challenges of running a business with expert advice on management issues.
105. Looking Ahead: Exiting Your Business
Explores various end-game scenarios for business owners, helping to clarify long-term goals.

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