Entrepreneur

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  • Social Entrepreneurship Summary

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    tried to address a broad range of questions and point the way for further exploration. The result reflects their biases, which include shared exposures to the field of microfinance in Bangladesh and to the work of Ashoka and hundreds of social entrepreneurs in its fellowship. From the authors’ vantage point, they have exerted a dominant influence on the global field of social entrepreneurship. Others may place emphasis elsewhere. The book is divided in three main parts: Defining Social Entrepreneurship

  • The Importance Of Business Growth

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    Companies should not grow for growth’s sake but have a more realistic view of growth. It is essential for an entrepreneur to understand that if growth does not have a coherent plan and budget to match the plan, it can undermine the fundamental strengths of a business. In fact, research has shown that, in some circumstances, excessive growth can kill a business. Getting

  • Entrepreneurship In India

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    SPSS tools are used in the current study to generate results for interpretation Keywords: Entrepreneur Ecosystem, India, Mexico, Comparative between India and Mexico INTRODUCTION: According to Researches entrrepreneurship

  • Importance Of Innovation In Entrepreneurship

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    vital part of our economy as there are many of them entering, sustaining and existing in the market. Without small businesses, our economy would not survive as the entrepreneur has been one of the biggest matter that helps to gain financial sources in the economy which allows the economy to stay afloat. To be more exact, entrepreneurs are the innovator that brings

  • Case Study: Landscaping Business

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    Landscaping businesses show all the great qualities of a young and hungry entrepreneur. The company image was created by looking at all aspects of the business; this consisted of the ideal entrepreneur, the ideal community, and the required resources. We wanted our company to be known throughout the community as a reliable and honest business, so we took everything into consideration. The desired community was decided by looking at which people needed our services the most in a given location. The

  • The Importance Of Entrepreneurship

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    While we are thinking of entrepreneurship, some factors should be within us. One should have a dream to become entrepreneur. Apart from managerial skills some typical qualities viz. inner drive to success, decision making ability , risk taking , drive towards innovations , mentality of continuous learning etc. should be obvious (santhi,2011). In India, the path of becoming entrepreneur is also a challenge today.Family pattern may be one of the reason of obstacle. Son’s occupation is followed by father’s

  • J. Gregory Dees's Impact On Social Entrepreneurship

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    social entrepreneurship is much larger than my original discernment. Social entrepreneurs are very similar to business entrepreneurs, they are people or organizations who use leadership and business skills to drive social innovation and transformation in various fields including education, health, environment, and enterprise development. According to the Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship, social entrepreneurs build strong and sustainable organizations, which are either set up as leveraged

  • Entrepreneurial Mindset Case Study

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    entrepreneurial mindset is important for business success, it is also vital to understand the current level in each entrepreneurial community by identifying which factors are lacking that needs to be improved as a means to foster the success of entrepreneurs. The above statement relates with the fact that business success in the new economy is merely not a function of relevant skills; but requires people with entrepreneurial mindsets. A mindset is a person’s way of thinking about various available

  • Culture Fit Case Study

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    effectiveness as well as motivation while the other is that this challenge is about integrating differing, often conflicting stakeholder interests inside and outside of the organization. Balancing responsibilities and focusing, whats unique about social entrepreneurs is that they go far beyond their duties as leaders and managers of a single organization to achieve their mission. They also sometimes relentlessly advocate for their cause on any suitable occasion to achieve broader systematic change. Often, when

  • Saygin Yalcin Case Study

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    Saygin Yalcin - Founder & CEO of the Middle East's first and largest online car buying service: Introduction: An entrepreneur is a person who takes risk and uncertainty in the field of business .Saygin yalcin has appeared as a most successful entrepreneur and known as the Founder& CEO of SellAnyCar.com .He is the German businessman with Turkish descent. He got an international master’s degree in the area of economics and business administration. He studied at top business schools in Germany (WHU)