new business enterprises

Profiles entrepreneurs who have turned their visions into realities and had a significant impact on world history.

Guide to business for African-American women, with advice on how to start a buisness, create a business plan, raise capital, be your own marketing and publicity firm, and run a business from home.

Offers advice on how to become a teenage entrepreneur, covering business design, funding, advertising, and other topics; features interviews with seventeen successful teenage entrepreneurs; and includes worksheets, a list of resources, and suggestions for starting a business.

Offers advice for people interested in pursuing careers as small business owners relating the experiences of two dozen entrepreneurs involved in bed-and-breakfast inn management, writing, service industries, and performing.

Nuts-and-bolts guide to everything you need to know to start your own small business. Includes the stories of many young entrepreneurs like Bill Gates and Berry Gordy.

Ben Casnocha discovered he was entrepreneur at age 12 and hasn't slowed down since. In this remarkably instructive book, Ben dissects the entrepreneurship "gene," explaining that everyone has inherited it if they have an idea to make the world a better place. In Casnocha's case, he found a better way for city governments to communicate with constituents on the Web. Six years later, Comcate has dozens of municipal clients, a growing staff, and a record of excellence. This book is the story of his start-up, but also a conversation with his mentors, clients and fellow entrepreneurs about how to make a business idea workand how to have the time of your life trying. From Pat Lencioni to Marc Benioff of salesforce.com, Ben has won over the best and brightest of the business worldnow it's your turn!.

Randal Pinkett, winner of season four of "The Apprentice," offers advice to students on how to start and run a profitable campus-based business, explaining how to determine what type of business to start, create a business plan, secure funding, form a winning team, balance work and school, and take advantage of local resources.