This document discusses entrepreneurship and provides examples of entrepreneurs from India and globally. It introduces Joseph Schumpeter, an Austrian economist known for his ideas about entrepreneurship and creative destruction. The document also asks whether the entrepreneurial spirit exists in India and provides examples of Indian entrepreneurs who have grown businesses from small beginnings to large successful companies or expanded locally operated stalls into mall chains. It closes by discussing entrepreneurs presenting ideas to investors in "Shark Tank" style programs and the traits needed to be a successful entrepreneur.

1. Entrepreneur 2b or not 2 b? Bharat Gera “ Not yet failed Entrepreneur”

2. In your neighbourhood Sopamma to Vegetable Super-store

3. Act Local Ramji – Panipuri stall to chain of outlets in Malls

4. Think Global Geo Travels – 1 Old Ambassador to Mercedes Fleet

5. Prophet of Entrepreneurship Joseph Alois Schumpeter, Austrian Economist, 1883-1950

6. Schumpeter’s Ideas - German Joseph Alois Schumpeter, Austrian Economist, 1883-1950 Unternehmergeist

7. Schumpeter’s Ideas – Indian? Joseph Alois Schumpeter, Austrian Economist, 1883-1950 Creative Destruction

8. Famous Indian Entrepreneurs Dhirubhai Ambani to Kiran Mazumdar Shaw

9. Famous Global Entrepreneurs Who is this man?

10. Famous Global Entrepreneurs And this one?

11. Entrepreneur or Manager Which one do you want2b?

12. Entrepreneur – Greed or Vision Who wants to be an entrepreneur?

13. Entrepreneur in the Sharktank shark (noun) a large, predatory fish with sharp teeth that devours any challengers in its path 2. a crafty, successful genius of capitalism who devours any challengers in his or her path A word of advice: be strong. Sharks can smell fear