What is venture definitions?

1. Venture: A new business enterprise that involves risk and uncertainty with the expectation of significant financial returns.

2. Startup: A fledgling company that is in the early stages of its development and has high potential for growth.

3. Entrepreneurship: The act of starting, running, and growing a business venture, often with the goal of creating something new that has significant impact.

4. Angel Investor: An individual who provides financing to a startup or early-stage company in exchange for an equity stake.

5. Venture Capital: Private equity investors who provide funding to startups and early-stage companies in exchange for an equity stake.

6. Seed Capital: Funding provided to a startup or early-stage company to help launch a product or service.

7. Series A, B, C funding: Rounds of financing provided to a company as it grows, typically with increasing amounts of capital raised.

8. Bootstrapping: A method of starting a business without external financing, relying instead on personal savings or revenue generated from the business.

9. Lean Startup: A method of starting and growing a business that emphasizes rapid experimentation, feedback, and iteration to reduce risk and uncertainty.

10. Incubator: An organization that provides resources, mentorship, and funding to startups and early-stage companies in order to help them grow.