Traits like risk-taking, creativity, and faith will continue driving entrepreneurship globally. Governments and institutions now better support entrepreneurship. Future entrepreneurs may face obstacles like global competition, regulatory changes, and balancing projects with personnel. Key challenges will include raising capital, dealing with economic conditions, developing marketing plans, and managing cash flow while building a business with limited resources. Governments now form institutes to provide financial and educational support for entrepreneurship.

2. Define that.,,,,,

3. • Traits like ability to take risk, creativity,
innovativeness, independence, faith in god etc,, are
common traits which will always continue to be driving
force behind the notion of entrepreneurship in the
future.
• The future entrepreneurship is bright not only in India
but through out the world this is evidence by the
number of govt & non govt institution coming up very
fast in the aid and support of entrepreneurship.

4. Obstacles,,,,,
1. No rules protecting employers.
2. Global competition.
3. Changes around the globe.
4. Balance between projects and personnel.
5. Delayed payments.
6. Return to the investor.
7. How society perceives you .
8. Lack of capital.
9. Poor management.

5. Top Challenges Faced by Entrepreneurs
in future
 Raising Capital (for a Debt Buying Company).
 Dealing with the Recession.
 Getting a Fantastic Marketing Plan into Action.
 How to Invent a Unique Product and Sell It.
 How to Manage Cash Flow.
 Pursuing a Licensing Agreement.

6.  Building a Business on a Shoestring Budget.
 Raising Money and Developing Partnerships.
 Learning New Marketing Methods For New Media To
Launch Start-up .
 How to Reach Your Target Market
 How to Find the Right Name for Your Business.
 Finding the Best Marketing Practices and Increasing ROMI -
Return on Marketing Investments.

8. Govt and non-govt support
Govt formed various institute to provide financial and non
financial support.
It is mandatory in many university that entrepreneurship as a
part of curriculum.
Private financial institute.
Society's support for entrepreneurship.
National entrepreneurship net work.
Large business houses can’t afford to loose their key
executives.

9. ‘Invent The Future’
entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship Week India (E Week 2012,
www.eweek.nenonline.org/) — a national
entrepreneurship event that reaches out to
lakh of young minds to build awareness and
support.

10. • E- Week India is run by the National Entrepreneurship
Network, supported by the Wadhwani Foundation, and is led
by over 80,000 student members and 1,200 faculty from NEN
Entrepreneurship Cells (E Cells) at 540 member institutes.
• The theme for E-Week 2012 calls upon young people to
‘Invent the Future’ as successful entrepreneurs, by providing
innovative solutions to address the many large issues
that communities across the country strive to cope with :

11. The theme for E-Week 2012 calls upon young people to
‘Invent the Future’ as successful entrepreneurs, by
providing innovative solutions to address the many large
issues that communities across the country strive to cope
with :
1. Availability of clean water.
2. Garbage and waste management.
3. Accessible healthcare.
4. Reliable power.
5. Growing pollution.

12. K Srikrishna, Executive Director, National Entrepreneurship
Network said, “We’ve seen the concept of entrepreneurship
growing these last few years and it’s gratifying to see more
young entrepreneurs start companies.

13. "The important thing is not being afraid to take a chance.
Remember, the greatest failure is to not try. Once you find
something you love to do, be the best at doing it."
- Debbi Fields, founder of Mrs. Fields Cookies