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Entrepreneurship helps communities in several ways: - It creates jobs and livelihoods for families through new businesses and industries. - It drives economic progress over generations by starting new companies. - It organizes resources to produce and provide goods and services that people need. As an entrepreneur, one can contribute to the community by identifying ways to meet local needs through new business ideas, being self-reliant and creative in solving problems, and persuasively sharing the concept of entrepreneurship with others. Vincentian students could introduce entrepreneurship at a hospice by thinking of innovative ways for residents to be dynamically engaged through achievable activities or services.
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In this presentation you will see the different types of entrepreneurship that exits in the ambit of business,
Topic 1 Introduction to Entrepreneurship
The document provides an introduction to the topic of entrepreneurship. It defines entrepreneurship and entrepreneurs. An entrepreneur is defined as an individual who establishes a business to introduce a new product or service and assumes the financial risks involved. Entrepreneurship is the process of identifying business opportunities and creating an organization to capitalize on those opportunities. Successful entrepreneurs possess traits like creativity, risk-taking ability, and motivation to achieve goals. E-business, or conducting business online, allows entrepreneurs to reach a global customer base and reduces some costs.
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Go Negosyo is a Philippine non-profit organization that advocates for entrepreneurship as an alternative to unemployment. It was founded in 2005 and aims to inspire Filipinos and teach them how to start businesses. Go Negosyo partners with private and public groups to provide training seminars, caravans, and summits on entrepreneurship topics. It has published books profiling inspiring stories of young and women entrepreneurs to encourage others. The organization believes entrepreneurship can help drive economic growth and create jobs in the Philippines.
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- Defining entrepreneurship and an entrepreneur's role in innovating and taking risks.
- Characteristics, importance, and process of entrepreneurship.
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- Explaining innovative entrepreneurship and its importance in adapting to markets.
- Key skills, tips, and types of innovative entrepreneurs.
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This document provides an overview of entrepreneurship. It defines entrepreneurship as developing and managing a business to make a profit while accepting uncertainties. Entrepreneurship teaches skills like creating opportunities, stimulating the economy, and persevering through failure. The document explains that most people work for businesses and earn money through buying and selling products and services, while entrepreneurs own businesses and work for themselves by evaluating and pursuing business opportunities. Key traits of successful entrepreneurs are listed as creativity, innovation, leadership, passion, risk-taking, and self-confidence. The career outlook for entrepreneurs is outlined as having variable earnings that can be unstable, especially early on.
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The document provides an overview of entrepreneurship and entrepreneurs. It defines entrepreneurs as individuals who identify business opportunities, take risks to establish new businesses, and manage businesses to be profitable and successful. Entrepreneurs benefit the economy and society by developing new products/services and enhancing economic development. Qualities of successful entrepreneurs include creativity, innovation, risk-taking ability, and using resources to capitalize on opportunities. The document also discusses e-business and cyberpreneurs, who start internet-based businesses that can target global customers without physical offices.
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Chapter 6
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- 6. WHAT? HOW ? What ways does Entrepreneurship helps the community? How can you contribute in our community as an Entrepreneur? How can you partake as a Vincentian Student in a small community of hospice to introduce the idea of entrepreneurship in a creative way ?
- 8. Drive To urge or push onward Achievement A result gained or attained by one’s effort
- 9. Responsibility a duty or obligation; something for which one is committed Dynamism Energetic, robust, or vigorous
- 10. Self-reliant One who can be depended upon Creativity The ability to create, invent, or be resourceful
- 11. Persuasive Convincing and decisive Risks Danger or exposure to loss or injury
- 13. ENTREPRENEURSHIP - Entrepreneurship is a term used interchangeably with business. - Entrepreneurship is the science and art of creating or producing goods and services. - Entrepreneurship involves an orderly process of organizing resources. - Entrepreneurship is the ability and readiness to develop, organize and run a business enterprise. - Entrepreneurship is the starting of a new businesses. - Entrepreneurship has played a vital role in the ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT - Entrepreneurship can be classified into small or home business to multinational companies.
- 14. ENTREPRENEUR - Entrepreneur is an individual who creates a new business. - Entrepreneur is someone who has an idea and works to create product or service. - Entrepreneur is someone who is willing to work for himself and by himself. - Entrepreneurs are often known as a source of new ideas or innovators, and bring new ideas in the market by replacing old with a new invention.
- 15. Our topic is all about……
- 16. ENTREPRENEURSHIP - Entrepreneurship is the production of goods and services for people in a community bringing about economic progress through generations of jobs, establishments of industries, and providing livelihood for families.
- 17. WHAT? HOW ? What ways does Entrepreneurship helps the community? How can you contribute in our community as an Entrepreneur? How can you partake as a Vincentian Student in a small community of hospice to introduce the idea of entrepreneurship in a creative way ?