The Essential Ceo Primer

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The Essential Ceo Primer
Published 6/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 2.82 GB | Duration: 7h 25m

Business Law, Management, Finance & Marketing

What you'll learn
Students will learn about contract law
Students will learn about corporations & LLC law
Students will learn about Management & Administration
Students will learn about Business Finance

Requirements
Drive & Ambition

Description
Entrepreneurs are the new pioneers of the 21st century. However, starting a new business has become much more challenging in recent years. To be successful you will need a good attorney to set up the company structure and review contracts, you will need marketing experts, an HR specialist, a CPA, and a whole lot of money. If these resources are not readily available, you may want to take this video course on Udemy and read my book, The Essential CEO Primer, available on Amazon Books.Having a great idea, drive, and enthusiasm is great. However, it's just not enough. Before you get started setting up your business enterprise, you will need to have a working knowledge of business law, and business science. Contracting is at the heart of doing business. You can learn the same basics of contract law as law students are taught, and have a working knowledge enough to structure and analyze contracts, You will also need to learn about business structuring to assist in developing your business plan.You will also need to learn about business administration, strategic management, and finance. There are countless ways to structure a business entity. Understanding the pros and cons of different business structures is essential so you may pick and choose which methods will fulfill your structuring needs.Unless you're rolling in cash, you will need to have a working knowledge of business finance. Lenders will seldom provide funding unless the recipient is knowledgeable in business finance. One can demonstrate their prowess by presenting a complete business plan that includes all of the anticipated financing needs, as well as the various stages of finance.Your business plan is going to change as you progress, but it's a structure to start with. Every business plan needs to lay out the who, what, where, why, and how. It needs to anticipate the roles of all the players, profit margins vs cost analysis, and tax structuring. If you are not an MBA, JD, and CPA, or you don't have a lot of money, this book is for you.Knowledge is power. The more you know, the more you can do. So, I highly suggest you listen, read, and take notes, and then use those notes to develop a viable business plan. Get advice and statistics from your local small business administration. I wish you luck in your business endeavors.

Overview
Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Contracts 1

Lecture 2 Capacity, ultra vires, and legality

Section 3: Chapter Two

Lecture 3 Offers and invitations to treat

Section 4: Chapter Three

Lecture 4 Chapter Three

Section 5: Chapter Four

Lecture 5 Mutuality of Assent

Section 6: Chapter Five

Lecture 6 Consideration

Section 7: Chapter Six

Lecture 7 Warranties & Conditions

Section 8: Chapter Seven

Lecture 8 Requirement for contracts to be in writing

Section 9: Chapter Eight

Lecture 9 Third-party Contracts

Section 10: Chapter 9

Lecture 10 Students will learn about rescinding contracts and adjusting contracts

Section 11: Chapter Ten

Lecture 11 Breach of Contracts

Section 12: Chapter Eleven

Lecture 12 Legal Remedies & Damages

Section 13: Chapter Twelve

Lecture 13 Corporations & LLCs

Section 14: Chapter Thirteen

Lecture 14 Business Science

Section 15: Chapter Fourteen

Lecture 15 Sales & Marketing

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