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An entrepreneur is a person who takes on the risks of starting a new business venture. Famous entrepreneurs discussed include Duncan Bannatyne, known for his business in hotels and health clubs from Dragons' Den, Lord Alan Sugar who made his fortune from Amstrad, and Sir Richard Branson who founded Virgin Records and Virgin Atlantic Airways. Traits of successful entrepreneurs include taking their work seriously, enjoying what they do, planning effectively, managing finances wisely, focusing on customers, and building a strong team.
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Richard Branson founded Virgin Records in 1972 in the UK. It grew rapidly to become one of the top six record companies worldwide. Branson later expanded Virgin into an international brand across industries such as airlines, telecommunications, and financial services. As a dyslexic and high school dropout, Branson overcame difficulties through courage, perseverance and entrepreneurial spirit. He took risks and learned from failures and successes to build the Virgin empire. Branson continues to pursue adventurous challenges and grow new businesses through innovative approaches like "branded venture capitalism."
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Richard Branson is an English businessman who founded Virgin Group, which comprises more than 400 companies. He has received recognition for his work in business and entrepreneurship, including being knighted in 1999. Some of Virgin's most prominent companies include Virgin Records, Virgin Atlantic, Virgin Mobile, Virgin Media, and Virgin Galactic. Branson is known for his adventurous spirit and record-breaking attempts, such as crossing the Atlantic Ocean in a hot air balloon. He emphasizes having fun at work and taking bold risks to achieve big challenges and goals.
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