Category: Entrepreneurship

Smartphones are an integral part of any business owners work and many employees as it allows them to contact customers, colleagues, or suppliers quickly, control work processes, and solve problems. However, there is also the idea that the use of a smartphone blurs the line between work and personal life since a person constantly receives…

Table of Contents Introduction Literature Review Hypothesis Method Results Discussion Conclusion References Introduction The desire to become an entrepreneur is aroused by different factors among men and women. According to Anne Laure Humbert and Eileen Drew, gender plays a big role since social factors tend to affect more women than men. Issues such as marital…

Samantha Gerson is a twenty-six-year-old founder and CEO of UnBroken, which is a non-profit organization offering legal, vocational, and therapeutic services to individuals who survived institutional abuse and conversion therapy. The importance of Gersons current entrepreneurship lies in servicing as many young people as possible and offering innovative research on the long-term effects of conversion…

Table of Contents Introduction Reflection Conclusion References Introduction Entrepreneurship in healthcare is becoming a relevant element in clinical practice, as various healthcare professionals have realized the benefits of this approach. The paper shall look at the influence of entrepreneurship at the renowned Mayo clinic. Reflection Entrepreneurship is the process of organizing, managing, taking risks inherent…

Tidd, J. & Bessant, J.R. (2009) suggested seven key components of an innovative entity, three of which are addressed in this essay. They are effective team-working, have a high-involvement environment, and external focus. Teamwork is a crucial part of any organization as it provides cooperation and collective problem-solving. Guchait et al. (2016) assessed two team…

Table of Contents Social Entrepreneurship Definition Transformational and Charismatic Leadership Collaborative Leadership Social Entrepreneurship Startup Plan References Social Entrepreneurship Definition Social entrepreneurship is a unique phenomenon aimed at addressing social issues that influence the lives of individuals. The significance of this issue results in the emergence of numerous definitions. One of the most relevant ones…

Particular attention has recently been paid to the improvement of innovative processes in the field of science and technology, material production, and management. Innovations are presented by actions performed to introduce the achievements of science and technology into technology and management, including the organizations providing services to the public. Innovation is a specific tool for…

Table of Contents The Journey Into the Fashion Industry Inspiration and Values Growth Over the Years Future Direction References The fashion industry is as dynamic and changing as a business could ever be. Just when one gets a firm hold on the existing trends, the fashion industry takes an unpredictable turn. To be able to…

If I were to start my own business, I would choose sole proprietorship as the best business structure for a start. Its advantages are ease of organization and low organizational costs. It is the most convenient structure for a small business in terms of taxation and less risky than a partnership. Another convenience is complete…

Table of Contents Introduction Theories of Entrepreneurship Initial Hurdles Recommendations Conclusion References Introduction Launching a new company is a challenging task and requires careful consideration of the product features, positioning strategy, and development opportunities. John and Quincy want to establish a sustainable business that offers customers an environmentally friendly option of powering their homes. The…