Created by one person without the goal to expand of franchise
-driven, responsible and committed
Small Business Entrepreneurs
The idea of changing the world involves creating a business model that is both repeatable and scalable, allowing for rapid expansion, big profits, and a long-term plan for profitability, as seen in companies like Amazon, Google, and Apple.
Scalable startup Entrepreneurship
A self-motivated and action-oriented employee is supported and encouraged by companies like Shutterstock to pursue innovative ideas that benefit the organization.
Intrapreneurship
An infinite cycle of innovating and offering new products to consumers, including subsidiaries, helps companies enter new markets, expand their customer base, and grow the business, with subsidiaries being controlled by a parent or holding company.
Large Company Entrepreneurship
Also known as Adoptive Entrepreneurs, these individuals copy successful innovative entrepreneurs, taking on lower risk and using limited resources by replicating ideas while finding ways to improve them.
Imitative Entrepreneurship
Constantly coming up with the next big thing, these entrepreneurs stay aware of the current market, focusing not just on new products and ideas but also on how business is conducted to stay ahead of the competition.
Innovative Entrepreneurship
“Money makes money” refers to entrepreneurs who buy developing or well-established companies, helping them thrive by being both financially and personally involved, while maintaining an active leadership role without handing over control.
Buyer Entrepreneurship
Relying on academic research and data, along with an understanding of how to optimize limited resources, ensures informed and efficient decision-making.
Research Entrepreneurship
A self-starter driven to succeed, I am confident, fearless, and possess a rigorous work ethic.
Hustler Entrepreneurship
Create products and services that both benefit the world and generate revenue through nonprofit, for-profit, or hybrid companies committed to social or environmental change.
Social Entrepreneurship
what are the importance of Entrepreneurs?
- wealth creation and sharing
2.Job Creation - Imports and exports
- Balanced Regional development
5 GDP per income - Community Developmeny
What are the Characteristic of Entrepreneurs?
- Oppurtunity seeking
2Persistence
3.Commitment to work
4.Demand for quality and efficiency
5.Risk taking
6.Goal Setting
7.Information seeking - Systematic planning and monitoring
- Persuasion and networking
10 self confidence
Creating something new from current resources into something new
Oppurtunity seeking
Characteristic of perseverance despite frustration and struggles
Persistence
Enthusiasm for achieving the goals and objectives of the organizations
Commitment to work
Do things better, faster, and cost- efficient better than others
Demand for quality and efficiency
taking the first step action to calculate the cause and effect of the results
Risk taking
Establishing clear and precise goals for enterprise sustainability
Goal setting
Continous research with regard to coping with changes in the environment
Information Seeking
Ensuring task are achieved with regard to process and measuring results
Systematic planning and monitoring
Developing and maintaining good relationship with other stakeholders
Persuasion and networking
Responsible for their decision without being arrogance
Self Confidence
