Business Development

noun a spontaneous group discussion to produce ideas and ways of solving problems

verb to generate ideas and solutions through a group discussion

• The team gathered to brainstorm ideas for the upcoming project.
• Let's get together and brainstorm some cool ideas for the party.
• We need to have a brainstorm sesh to come up with a plan.
• Sometimes I just need to sit back and let my brainstorm on its own.

verb to attract or bring in, as in customers or attention

• The intricate details of the painting really draw in the viewer's attention.
• The movie trailer was so exciting, it really drew me in.
• The new video game is so addicting, it will definitely draw you in.
• Her magnetic personality has the ability to draw in people from all walks of life.

adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun, in this case 'untried' means not tested or proven

• The untried method proved to be successful in the experiment.
• I'm willing to give the untried approach a shot.
• Let's try the untried way and see what happens.
• Venturing into untried territory can be both exciting and nerve-wracking.

noun Capital expenditure, funds used by a company to acquire, upgrade, and maintain physical assets such as property, buildings, equipment, or technology.

• The company is planning to invest in new machinery with a significant capex allocation.
• The company is putting a lot of money into new equipment, it's their capex for the year.
• The boss said we need to spend some serious cash on upgrades, that's our capex for the quarter.
• Investing in your education is a form of personal capex that will pay off in the long run.

noun a marketing acronym that stands for Attention, Interest, Desire, Action

• The AIDA model is commonly used in marketing to guide the process of attracting and retaining customers.
• Have you heard of the AIDA model? It's a helpful tool for understanding customer behavior.
• I aced my marketing presentation thanks to AIDA - it really helped me connect with my audience.
• Just like AIDA guides marketers through the customer journey, we can use a similar approach in our personal relationships to build connections.

noun A stealth startup combines the noun 'stealth' with the noun 'startup' to form a specific type of business entity.

adjective Stealth describes something that is secretive, hidden, or not easily detectable.

• The investors were intrigued by the potential of the stealth startup.
• Have you heard about that new stealth startup? It's supposed to be a game-changer.
• That stealth startup is gonna blow up, mark my words.
• Like a ninja in the business world, the stealth startup quietly made its move before anyone noticed.

noun A person who manages the financial transactions of a client or company, typically in a sales or business setting.

• The account manager is responsible for maintaining relationships with clients and ensuring their needs are met.
• My buddy works as an account manager and he's always on the phone with clients.
• The account manager is basically the client's best friend in the company.
• Being an account manager is like being a bridge between the client and the company.