Category: Entrepreneurship

Introduction According to Stokes, Wilson and Mador (2010) Entrepreneurship is an emergent process of recognizing and communicating creativity so that the resulting economic value can be appropriated by those involved. This definition of entrepreneurship brings out some fundamental characteristics of an individual who intends to be an entrepreneur. From this definition, entrepreneurship is an emergent…

Introduction Due to competition and changing preferences, an entrepreneur must plan any business activity and micromanage the risks involved. The main measures of entrepreneurship skills are motivation, personal attitude, and aptitude. Besides, an entrepreneur should be innovative and keen on identifying opportunities, which are turned into successful enterprises. This reflective treatise will attempt to review…

Table of Contents The Definition of Entrepreneurship and Entrepreneurial Skills Leadership Skills and Self-Confidence Analytical Skills Entrepreneurship Education Motivation References The Definition of Entrepreneurship and Entrepreneurial Skills Entrepreneurship is known as independent, related to risk activity that aims to systematically gain profit from property utilization, goods realization, rendering services, and order completion. Costin et al.…

Table of Contents Introduction Body Conclusion Bibliography Introduction An opportunity is differentiated from an idea in terms of its marketing possibilities. All opportunities are exploitable for business growth and customer acceptance. Opportunity is profitable for business. But all business ideas are not marketable or profitable for the business firm. Among a hundred ideas only two…

Table of Contents Introduction Catering business in Bulgaria Conclusion Reference list Introduction The Bulgarian market and economy have achieved a high level of stability in recent years, thanks to their good business policies put in place since 1998 to stabilize their currency (OBrien & Christian, 2008). The country has been classified as a functioning market…

Table of Contents The nature of international entrepreneurship The importance of international business to firm International versus domestic entrepreneurship Culture social structure, religion, education, customs Economic system and development Available distribution systems Implications for global entrepreneur References The nature of international entrepreneurship China represents a unique country geographically isolated from the rest of the world.…

Introduction An entrepreneur is an individual who has the ability to turn what could be considered as a profitable venture to productive activity. An entrepreneur can be conscious, latent, or duty-bound (Burggraaf & FlöRen, 2008, p.40). Entrepreneurs are creative and innovative people who spend a lot of time building business success. This differentiates an entrepreneur…

Table of Contents Introduction Topic and Thesis Description Thesis Analysis Alternative Thesis Conclusion References Introduction Entrepreneurship remains a powerful practice that guides people to launch and grow their startups to become giant corporations. This development explains how individuals can experiment with a small or new idea and make it an evidence-based solution to the problems…

Table of Contents Country Analysis Competitive Product Analysis Company Analysis References Country Analysis The proposal suggests launching the product of Company A, dog food, in Poland in Central Europe. Its location defines the countrys dynamic development and allows for access to the European Union market (Doing business, 2019). In addition to economic growth since joining…

The quest to crystallize qualities pertinent to renowned entrepreneurs resulted in an extensive body of popular and even scientific literature listing a number of requirements that potentially increase the likelihood of business to succeed. Yet, launching a new business is always risky, while different factors and approaches, including lean start-up, only regulate chances (Blank, 2013).…