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    Amit Rambaran Interview

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    I had the opportunity to meet an excellent entrepreneur, from whom, I have learned some valuable lessons. I am accustomed to hearing about entrepreneurs and their entrepreneurial roots; along the lines of having someone in their family that has been involved in a business or have owned one. I was glad to be able to interview Amit Rambaran, and get a different perspective on what it means to be an entrepreneur. Amit was not raised in a family which entrepreneurship was much of an option, for two…

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    Latin America

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    1.3 Research Gap There is a research gap concerning the understanding of the challenges that social entrepreneurs face in emerging economies of Latin America. The entrepreneurial landscape in this region entails difficulties in terms of institutional voids, which is why it is interesting to comprehend how these actors in the economy deal with social, economic and environmental tensions. 1.4 Conceptual Perspective To better understand the challenges that social entrepreneurs face in Latin…

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    Timberland Case Study

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    THEME 1 HOW IMPORTANT IS ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN THE DEVELOPMENT AND GROWTH OF THE ECONOMY OF THE COUNTRY? An entrepreneur is someone who is creative and innovative and is able to identify a business opportunity or gap in the market. An entrepreneur is also willing to take a risk in starting up business and is therefore a risk taker. They have belief in themselves that the opportunity that they identified can become real through hard work and commitment. They are prepared to back their business with…

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    EE 386 W-Disruptive Technology Insert your name 1. Introduction: Disruptive technology is the new innovation in the field of business. Disruptive technology, it makes and develops a new technology and makes up a new industry or ground, making product that complete a next generation industry. Disruptive technology is a new technology and limit the people and not to allow people to do some practical work. These technologies include smart…

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    Fadi Ghandour Case Study

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    Introduction Partially, the work addresses a case study about Fadi Ghandour, the previous CEO of Aramex and a well known entrepreneur. The core and desirable attributes of a successful entrepreneur developed by Timmons are discussed with regard to Fadi. Additionally, a critical evaluation of any other critical factors in the launch and growth of Aramex are presented. Conclusions about successful launching and growing a new business with regard to Aramex are discussed together with how this…

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    Question 1A Characteristics shared by successful entrepreneurs Entrepreneurship is a process of identifying opportunities of which you can Identify marketable needs that are required as defined by [G.Nieman and A.Bennet, November 2001, “Business management revised second edition”] Set of common characteristics shared by successful entrepreneurs: 1. Motivation – As an entrepreneur you should be enthusiastic and future oriented. It is important for an entrepreneur to have belief that they will…

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    By definition, entrepreneurship is the activity of setting up a business or businesses, in response to a need or opportunity seen in society. Now, some people view a small business and entrepreneurial venture as the same thing, however they are completely different. A small business by definition is an independent business having fewer than 500 employees that do not engage in any new or innovative practices and has a low impact on its industry. Then, an entrepreneurial venture is when an…

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    Everyone in life has their own purpose. That purpose is in the form of a career. My purpose is entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurship is a person who organizes and manages any enterprise. Pertaining to entrepreneurship, I chose this career for many reasons. The biggest reason is that I have always enjoyed business related classes. Classes such as accounting, economics, and business and management. Another reason is because being an entrepreneur means you’re a leader. I want be a role model for the…

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    Entrepreneurship Theory

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    In this way, Shane and Venkataraman (2000) argued that identification and utilization of business opportunities by whom and its outcomes are the key to entrepreneurship. Schumpeter (1934), defined entrepreneur is an innovator who breaks an existing state of equilibrium in market to create progress and profit. Innovation is the driving force to create new products, new production and operations methods, new sources, new business…

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    5 Traits All Successful Startup Entrepreneurs Have Achieving success in your business has nothing to do with the conditions under which the business was established; neither is it a function of luck or good fortune. Enjoying a successful run in your business is based solely on level of commitment, hard work and financial diligence exhibited by you as an entrepreneur hard work and commitment by the entrepreneur. However, the first major step in deciding whether you want to start a business as an…

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