Take the Quiz: Discover Your Impact-Driven Entrepreneur Profile

Are you a Mentor Maestro, Prosperity Pioneer, or Economic Explorer? Take our quiz to find out.

Welcome to the "Impact Insights" quiz! Answer the following questions to discover your unique impact-driven entrepreneur profile. Each question will help determine which of our three profiles best aligns with your values and vision.

1) Which statement best describes your motivation for starting a business?

A) I want to share my knowledge and mentor others.

B) I aim to create well-paying jobs for my community.

C) I see gaps in the local economy that I want to fill.

2) When you think about success, what comes to mind first?

A) Training and developing the next generation of professionals.

B) Providing high-paying job opportunities.

C) Building a diverse and resilient local economy.

3) Which activity excites you the most?

A) Conducting workshops and training sessions.

B) Establishing businesses that offer competitive wages.

C) Creating new businesses to address unmet needs in the community.

4) How do you view your role in the community?

A) As a mentor and coach.

B) As a provider of economic opportunities.

C) As a catalyst for economic development.

5) What type of impact do you want to have on individuals?

A) Empowering them with skills and knowledge.

B) Improving their financial stability and career prospects.

C) Offering them new services and products that enhance their lives.

6) Which scenario sounds most appealing to you?

A) Running a program that trains local youth in valuable skills.

B) Launching a business that pays above-average wages.

C) Starting a business that addresses a significant local need.

7) What is your approach to business challenges?

A) Educate and mentor others to overcome similar challenges.

B) Ensure fair wages and benefits to retain talent.

C) Innovate to fill market gaps and boost the local economy.

8) How do you measure success?

A) By the number of people I've trained and mentored.

B) By the quality and pay of the jobs I've created.

C) By the positive changes in the local economy due to my business.

9) What drives your business decisions?

A) Opportunities to teach and support others.

B) Creating economic opportunities for the community.

C) Identifying and filling economic gaps.

10) What do you see as the most significant benefit of your work?

A) Uplifting individuals through education and mentorship.

B) Enhancing the community's economic well-being with better jobs.

C) Strengthening the local economy with diversified businesses.

Results

Mostly A's: The Mentor Maestro

You are a mentor at heart. You focus on sharing your skills and wisdom to benefit newcomers in your field. You value mentoring, coaching, and the opportunity to share your experience. You're likely to seek grants to train a workforce and teach skills within the community.

Mostly B's: The Prosperity Pioneer

You are driven by the desire to create economic opportunities. You focus on creating jobs that pay above the market rate, aiming for economic parity and access. You believe in better-paying jobs to help individuals support their families and reach their fullest potential.

Mostly C's: The Economic Explorer

You are an economic developer. You see gaps in the community and regional ecosystem and aim to fill them. You value a strong, local, and regional economy and look for missing assets and resources as opportunities for growth. Your goal is to open businesses that fill these gaps and help diversify the economy.

Feel inspired and ready to take the next step? Dive deeper into your impact-entrepreneur profile and learn how you can make a powerful difference in your community!