MGT 368

Section: 15

Midterm

Submitted to,
Looksina Khan

Submitted by,
Niaz Mahmud
ID: 1632043030
 Answer to the question no 1

a) What funding sources should she consider? Explain. (2)

Answer:
She should consider Short-term internal source of funds. This funds Reducing short-term
assets - inventory, cash, and other working-capital items and Extended payment terms
from suppliers.

b) What factors should she consider before starting the business operations in the
new normal business environment? Explain.

Answer:

Before starting a business, she should think about the following factors:

1) Every employee is required to wear a mask and gloves.

2) The office should be properly sanitized.
3) Employees should be checked on a daily basis with a temperature meter.
4) She must ensure that clients' faith is restored.
5) The customer should obtain the highest quality goods in the shortest amount of time.
6) Publicity and promotion

c) How should she handle the clients oversees who already paid for their orders in
advance in between the time of generating the funds and exporting the goods? (1)

Answer:

She should take performance bonds   insurance coverage that protects a business if work
or a contract is not finished on time or as agreed. It is one type of casualty insurance.

Answer to the question no 02

“There’s no such thing as Corporate Entrepreneurship”- do you agree to this
statement? Justify your answer. (5)

Answer: “There is no such thing as Corporate Entrepreneurship” Yes I Totally Agree

with this statement. Using the words entrepreneurship or entrepreneur in the corporate
world is a massive no-no, as anyone professing to be an entrepreneur in the corporate
world, whether a long-time veteran or an outsider brought in to try to establish new firms,
will be immediately ostracized or tossed aside. The entrepreneur's ruin would finally be
brought about by the corporate environment. The term "entrepreneur" implies that one
has more freedom, flexibility, privileges, benefits, and status than others, which is
frowned upon and despised. They will try to persuade you to follow the business norms
the more you try to do things differently and hard colleagues in a new path. You're more
likely to develop a subculture that the rest of the business intuitively wants to reject the
more you attempt to bring in other startup folks.

So in a corporate world the term Corporate Entrepreneur doesn't exist.

Answer To the question no 3

What are the key factors that venture capitalists consider before making the
investment decision in Bangladesh? Discuss on the basis of “NSU Start-Up Next
Seminar” that I shared on our Facebook group). (5)

Answer: