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Entrepreneurs draw on the experiences of others who have been successful. Research the contributions of anotherAmerican. It should be someone who has started a business like the one you proposed in Part A, If you need help identifying a good candidate for your research, reach out to your instructor or other trusted adult, In at least one complete paragraph, respond to all ofthe following questions: 1. Where and when did the entrepreneur grow up? 2, What business, or businesses, do they or have they run? 3. How might a person's background (cultural, social, educational) inuence their business choices? 4. What did the entrepreneur do that inspires how you would run your own business? Include the sources of your information in MLA format, Susan Wojcicki Susan Wojcicki was born in California in 1968. Both her parents were educators. When she was 11, she began selling spice ropes. (Spice ropes are usually braided from yarn. Spices like cinnamon and cloves are wrapped in small bits of fabric and then attached to the rope.) Susan would make these and sell them door-to-door for people to hang in their homes. After she graduated high school, she majored in humanities at college and then went on to earn degrees from Harvard, the University of California, and UCLA. She graduated from UCLA in 1998, which was the same year Larry Page and Sergey Grin incorporated Google. Together with Susan, they set up a small office in Susan's garage. She had experience working in marketing and as a consultant for two different companies. In 2014, she became the CEO of YouTube. Though Susan's entrepreneurial spirit started early with the spice ropes, it seems like she was influenced by her parents to continue her education. At first, she wanted to earn a PhD in economics, but when she found she was interested in technology, she changed directions, which is inspiring. She wasn't afraid to take chances and follow her passion. Sources: "Know the CEO: YouTube CEO Used to Sell Spice Ropes Door-Door at the Age of 11." Foundergraphy, June 2021, https://foundergraphy.com/youtube-ceo-used-to- sell-spice-ropes-door-door-at-the-age-of-11/. Accessed 20 Oct. 2021. Vinton, Kate. "Queen of the Very Small Screen: A Q&A with YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki." Forbes, 6 June 2016, https://www.forbes.com/sites/katevinton/2016/06/06/queen-of-the-very-small-screen-a-qa-with-youtube-ceo-susan-wojcicki/?sh=34e724965940. Accessed 20 Oct. 2021.1. Name your business. "The Greenest Thumbs" 2. What will you produce? For whom? It will be a gardening service called "The Greenest Thumbs" and will deliver organic food to homes and other eateries. The plants and veggies we'll have will be grown with sustainable techniques we will incorporate into our gardening. Some of the remainders of the produce we will have will be resourced from other farms nearby. Our service will be used by people who want to eat organic, whole-good foods. Mainly for people who don't have the time to grow healthy foods or have the space to do it either. 3. How will you produce? List at least three factors of production for each of these categories: Land - For land, we will end up renting out some agricultural land or a greenhouse or both Labor - We will have a group of farmers and gardeners to work Capital - The funding that we will try to receive will be from investment funding and grants Entrepreneurship - To not only market our products but to run the business we will apply our business acumen 4. Anticipate and overcome roadblocks: Due to organic produce being more expensive than non-organic regular produce that could definitely be seen as a potential problem. To fix this, we will need to keep selling our products effectively to demonstrate to the clients we have that they are receiving good value food. To get the best pricing for our organic food we will need strong healthy relationships with our buyers. /