What type of Entrepreneur are you?

•Buy some cheap items to sell for most profit in the week on your own. Anything over the £100 you ne

•Research the charity and contact them for methods of fund raising that will help you reflect their

•You consider and create a new method of fund raising, which you tell all your friends and family ab

•Buy tools to make some new items you can sell to people. Once you have finished fund raising you tr

•Buy some lemons and sugar and practice making lemonade until you get the exact right taste every ti

•Buy already made lemonade and sell that for a profit?

•Buy fair-trade lemons and fair-trade sugar, as well as recycled cups but sell at a higher price?

•Buy some lemons, but also some oranges and limes so that you can make a variety of flavours?

•Invest it in some charitable causes.

•Invest it a friends start-up business.

•Invest it on the stock market.

•Bet it on a horse race?

•Ask everyone to contribute their ideas and then boil them down to a single business plan.

•Telling people your vision and setting out a business plan based upon it.

•Research other businesses in your field and follow their guidance and best practice policies when c

•Get the group to list all of their talents and skills and then find a model that could work to ever

•Try and create your own Internet selling platform that is better and more streamlined than u-Buy, t

•Put high reserve prices on all your items to guarantee the most profit.

•Sell your products on u-Buy, but only after reading their 110-page terms and conditions document to

•Buy some advertising space on social media sites so that your u-Buy items are listed all over the I

•Bulk-buy standard ice-creams from a local supermarket and double the price when you sell from your

•Upgrade the freezers on the van so that they use less energy in freezing your ice-cream. This would

•Buy less ice-cream and cones but also other stock, such as drinks and sausage rolls to build a wide

•Buy separate ice-cream and cones, as well as sweets and toppings to create your own signature ice-c

•Consider a different, more prudent model for your idea that requires less money, before reapplying

•Consider ignoring the banks rejection and make your project work anyway with what money you have.

•Consider selling all you and your family’s belongings to raise money for the project.

•Consider getting other business partners to buy into the project, while maintaining your original v

•Accept that meeting the executives will not be possible, instead using the time to refine your idea

•Clear the schedule of all your other commitments.

•Get the details of the executives so that you can contact them, and try and organise a conversation

•Get some friends to cover your other commitments, or go in your place to meet the executives.

•I would risk my business to make my vision and ideas a reality. Being ground-breaking is more impor

•Making as much money as possible is my priority, regardless of consequences.

•Making money is important, but social responsibility is equally critical to running a successful bu

•Any idea, no matter how small, can make a great business opportunity if you work hard enough on dev

•When is the best time to launch the enterprise?

•Why are we doing this enterprise?

•How do we develop the enterprise?

•What is the enterprise?

•Bruce Wayne/Batman (one who focuses on achieving an ideal over making money)

•Robin Hood? (one who takes from the rich and gives to the poor)

•Tony Stark/Iron Man (one who develops new ideas, big or small which make money)

•Ebenezer Scrooge? (one who focuses purely on money)