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    Chapter 5

    The Opportunity:

    Creating, Shaping,

    Recognising, Seizing

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    Think Big Enough

    Difference between:

    Growth and equity entrepreneurs.

    Traditional small business owner.

    Entrepreneurs think:

    BIGGER

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    Opportunity Through a Zoom Lens

    Opportunity recognition process is: Complex

    Subtle

    Situational

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    Transforming Caterpillars into

    Butterflies

    Turning ideas into opportunities.

    Highly dynamic.

    Work of art.

    No set formula.

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    New Ventures

    Fundamental realities Most new ventures are works in process and

    works of art.

    Most business plans are obsolete at the

    printer. Speed, adroitness of reflex, and adaptability

    are crucial.

    The key to succeeding is failing quickly and

    recouping quickly.

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    New Ventures

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    Fundamental realities Success is highly situational, depending on

    time, space, context, and stakeholders.

    The best entrepreneurs specialise in makingnew mistakes only.

    Starting a company is much harder than itlooks, or you think it will be; but you can last alot longer and do more than you think if you donot try to do it solo.

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    When is an Idea an Opportunity?

    Create or add significant value to a customeror end user.

    Solve a significant problem, remove a seriouspain point, or meeting a significant want orneed.

    Have a robust market, margin andmoneymaking characteristics.

    Share a good fit with founder(s) andmanagement team at the time and

    marketplace long with an attractive risk-reward balance.

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    Search for Sea Changes

    We look for ideas that will change the waypeople live or work.

    Arthur Rock Venture capitalist

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    Opportunity Recognition

    Possessing information necessary to identifyan opportunity.

    Cognitive style necessary to exploitopportunity.

    Role of context in mediating both.

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    The Experience Factor

    Experience vital in looking at new ventureideas.

    Ability to recognise a pattern and opportunitywhile it is still taking shape patternrecognition.

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    Enhancing Creative Thinking

    Used in recognising opportunities. Can be learned or enhanced.

    Living/thinking tends to be defined byothers/institutions.

    Impact of social pressures.

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    Brainstorming Rules

    Define your purpose. Choose participants.

    Choose a facilitator.

    Brainstorm spontaneously, copiously.

    No criticisms, no negatives.

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    Brainstorming Rules

    Record ideas in full view. Invent to the void.

    Resist becoming committed to one idea.

    Identify the most promising ideas.

    Refine and prioritise.

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    Evaluating

    Criteria for evaluating venture opportunity: Industry and market

    Economics

    Harvest issues Competitive advantage issues

    Management team issues

    Personal criteria

    Strategic differentiation

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    Screening Opportunities

    Opportunity focus: Point of departure for screen opportunities

    NOT: Strategy

    Finance/spread sheet

    Company value/ownership issues

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    Gathering Ideas (1)

    Sources: Existing businesses

    Franchises

    Patents

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    Gathering Ideas (2)

    Product licensing

    Corporations

    Not for profit research institutes

    Universities

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    Industry and Trade Contracts

    Customers

    Distributors and wholesalers

    Competitors

    Former employers Professional contacts

    Consulting

    Networking

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    Shaping an Opportunity

    Data about: Market characteristics

    Competition

    Inverse relationship between data availability

    and real potential of an opportunity.

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    Issues of Data Gathering

    Sorting the wheat from the chaff (or the usefulfrom the not useful).

    Conflicting information.

    Reliability and validity of information. Ethical versus legal.

    Means versus ends.

    How far wouldYOU go in the hunt forinformation?

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    Sources

    Guides and company information in the publicdomain.

    Internet (issues of validity and reliability ofsites).

    Journal articles (includes all media not justacademic sources).

    Statistics (but remember lies, damned lies,and statistics).

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    Other Sources

    Trade associations

    Employees

    Consulting firms

    Market research firms Key members of the supply/value chain

    Public filings

    Networks

    Other