$1)$ A special project at work. Is there a project that has been on the back burner? Do you have an idea that you can propose to your boss?

$2)$ A business plan for a small business. Are you or someone you know planning to start a small business? If so$,$ you can write a business plan. Do you or someone you know have a small business already running that doesn't have a business plan or needs their business plan revised? If$,$ so you can write or or revise their plan. This project can be alone or in $2$ or $3$ student teams.

$3)$ Solve a business problem. Do you or someone that you know have a small business with a specific problem or opportunity that needs to be addressed? Expansion plans, entering a new market, establishing various policies, operations issues, training and so on$?$ If so$,$ you can address their problem or opportunity. This project can be alone or in $2$ or $3$ student teams.

If you have no potential projects, you can join a business plan $(2$ above$)$ or small business problem $(3$ above$)$ team. List the relevant skill set that you have.

We will choose projects and form the teams later in the module or early next module.

Note $-$ If the project has a team, the team must have complementary skill sets. Teams will most likely not need multiple members with the same concentration.