Business Management - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.

1. Find someone who would choose to work for a small business rather than a large corporation.
2. Find someone who has a favorite brand and can explain why.
3. Find someone who thinks customer service is more important than price.
4. Find someone who thinks AI will change the way businesses operate.
5. Find someone who has an unusual or creative business idea.
6. Find someone who follows a business or entrepreneur on social media.
7. Find someone who has bought something because of an advertisement.
8. Find someone who would choose innovation over tradition.
9. Find someone who has a business idea they would like to start.
10. Find someone who has participated in a school business project.
11. Find someone who can describe their dream business in 30 seconds.
12. Find someone who can name a business that failed and explain why.
13. Find someone who can name a business that is environmentally responsible.
14. Find someone who would invest $10,000 in a business.
15. Find someone who has worked in or helped with a family business.
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17. Find someone who admires a business and can explain why.
18. Find someone who has changed brands because they were unhappy with a product.
19. Find someone who thinks social media is essential for modern businesses.
20. Find someone who has purchased something because of an influencer.
21. Find someone who would rather start their own business than work for a company.
22. Find someone who thinks a business should prioritize profit.
23. Find someone who would like to become an entrepreneur.
24. Find someone who can identify a business problem that needs solving.
25. Find someone who can name a successful entrepreneur.
26. Find someone who prefers local businesses to multinational companies.