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Session 1
Introduction to Entrepreneurship Definitions Importance Creativity and Innovation Failure Process Entrepreneurship Intensity
Entrepreneurship Defined
Initiative Taking
Innovative Risk Taker Organizer of Resources
Process of identifying and pursuing business opportunities Process of creating value by bringing together resources to exploit an opportunity Persuasion of opportunity without regard to resources controlled Set of critical thinking skills
Entrepreneur VS Inventors
Inventor is someone who creates something for the
first time. Entrepreneur focuses his organization whereas inventor focuses on invention Inventor will reluctantly modify his invention. Often, inventors need entrepreneur to commercial their product.
Entrepreneurial Perspective
Entrepreneurial is being opportunity-driven not resource-constrained
Individual Organization Region/Country Government
Why Entrepreneurship?
Key to economic development and growth Creates jobs, income, and wealth Source of new technology and products
The challenge
-to embed this process into the strategies, culture, structures, procedures, and jobs
The entrepreneur
The concept
The resources
Entrepreneurial Orientation
Innovativeness
Risk-taking
Proactiveness
Entrepreneurship as a Process
Identify/Evaluation Idea Develop Plan Acquire Resources Launch
Manage
Discussion Exercise Think at least three innovative business in your countries and discuss it with study fellow next to you
10 Minutes
Personal
Personality
Association
Cognition
Obstacles to Creativity/Innovation
Need for quick results Rigid rules Stress Routines Strong Beliefs Strong Ego Fear of criticism or failure
Innovation Myths
Only small/new companies innovate Only need one great idea Need to stick to what we know Innovation is part-time Innovation is haphazard (just need luck) We know what our customers want
Assignment
Identify a problem that you experience as a consumer What is the problem? What new business might be started?