Business Development Vocabulary

noun a set of circumstances that makes it possible to do something

adjective opportune; suitable or convenient for a particular purpose

• The company is offering a great opportunity for career advancement.
• Hey, don't miss out on this awesome opportunity to travel abroad!
• Dude, this gig is a total opp for us to make some quick cash.
• Every challenge is an opportunity in disguise, waiting to be embraced.

noun a substance that increases the activity of a catalyst

• The promoter of the event worked tirelessly to ensure a successful turnout.
• The promoter dude did a great job getting people to come to the event.
• The promoter was hustlin' to make sure the event was a hit.
• As a promoter of positivity, she always sought to uplift those around her.

noun A person who sells goods or services

• The salesman presented the new product line to the potential clients.
• The salesman showed off the new products to the customers.
• The salesman pitched the goods to the folks.
• The salesman was like a smooth-talking magician, selling dreams to the audience.

noun a newly established business or venture

verb to set in operation or motion

• The start up company was founded last year and has already shown promising growth.
• I heard that new start up is getting a lot of buzz on social media.
• That start up is gonna be the next big thing, mark my words.
• Sometimes life feels like a never-ending start up, always trying to get off the ground.

noun a person or organization that acquires something, typically a company or business

• The acquirer completed the merger with the target company.
• The company that bought the other one just sealed the deal.
• The buyer totally scored in that business deal.
• The acquirer is like a hunter, always on the lookout for new opportunities.