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  • ENTREPRENEUR -
    the capacity and willingness to develop,
    organize and manage a business venture
    along with any of its risks in order to make a
    profit.
  • IN ECONOMIC ENTREPRENEUR entrepreneurship combined with
    land, labor, natural resources and capital
  • The entrepreneurs are tough, practical people driven by

    needs of independence and achievement.
  • Entrepreneurial spirit is characterized by _and is an essential part of a nation's
    ability to succeed in an ever changing and
    increasingly competitive global marketplace.
    innovation and risk-taking,
  • The entrepreneur is motivated by an overwhelming_and strong urge to build.
    need for achievement
  • The entrepreneurs are tough, practical people
    driven by
    needs of independence and achievement.
  • what are the types of entrepreneur according to cole
    innovator, calculating innovator, over optimistic promoter, organization builder
  • according to h. knight and peter ducker entrepreneurship is about taking
    risk
  • three types of uncertainty
    Risk, Ambiguity, True Uncertainty or
    Knightian Uncertainty
  • which is measurable
    statistically.
    Risk
  • which is hard to
    measure statistically
    Ambiguity
  • which
    is impossible to estimate or
    predict statistically.
    True Uncertainty or
    Knightian Uncertainty,
  • is an
    individual who establishes and
    manages a business for the
    principal purpose of furthering
    personal goals.
    Small Business, Lifestyle , and
    Family Entrepreneur
  • franchising where a
    franchisor is offering a
    franchisee exclusive rights in
    return for their payment of
    royalties and agreement to
    standardized operating
    procedures.
    Franchise Entrepreneurs
  • A driving force for the
    corporate world is "innovate or die.
    Corporate Entrepreneurs and
    Intrapreneurs.
  • These entrepreneurs are a rare breed,
    living on the creative edge and somehow called "entrepreneurial-
    engineers" who look technology as to
    solve problems in ways that "unlock
    value”.
    Creative Disrupters and
    Innovators
  • PHILANTHROPOS that means

    "lover of mankind.
  • This includes physical labor, one of the
    most important resources which can be
    classified in a number of ways, direct or
    indirect labor.
    Human Capital
  • Also called intangibles and goodwill, it is
    the first of two business assets that includes
    intellectual property like: patents, trade
    secrets, trademarks, confidentiality
    agreements, exclusive customer
    relationships.
    Opportunity Capital
  • The second of two business assets is called
    tangibles.
    Economic Capital
  • Two types of Tangibles
    fixed assets, current assets
  • type of Tangibles like land, physical building,
    manufacturing plant, office space and
    machinery, all called "property, plant, and
    equipment" (PP&E) in accounting terms.
    fixed assets,
  • a type of Tangibles which includes inventory,
    materials, direct materials and subcontract
    materials, like components, parts, assemblies
    produced by a supplier or vendor in
    accordance with designs and specifications.
    current assets
  • This includes cash in the
    checking account, and cash
    equivalents like publicly traded
    stocks, bonds, sometimes
    accounts receivables from
    marquee customers, and
    personally secured loans made to
    the venture. Clearly, these
    financial resources are the most
    frequently needed.
    Financial Capital
  • THREE TYPES OF FRANCHISING:
    Product Franchising, Service Franchising, and Business Format Franchising
  • This includes the collective domain expertise,
    the execution intelligence, the time and
    commitment, and combined intrinsic
    motivation of a venture team.
    It is the entrepreneur, who quite often
    includes other entrepreneurs, that creates and
    drives value out of unique, and sometimes
    exclusive combinations, of the four other
    resources above.
    Entrepreneurial Capital
  • is an
    individual who establishes and
    manages a business for the
    principal purpose of furthering
    personal goals.
    Small Business, Lifestyle , and
    Family Entrepreneur