This document outlines factors that influence different stages of the entrepreneurial process. At the personal level, factors like achievement, values, education, and gender affect opportunity recognition and risk taking. The innovation triggering stage is influenced by opportunities, role models, competition, and resources. During implementation and growth, the environment impacts elements like government policy, customers, suppliers, investors, and resources that the entrepreneur must navigate.

1. PERSONAL PERSONAL SOCIOLOGICAL PERSONAL ORGANIZATIONAL
Achievement
Locus of Control
Risk Taking
Personal Values
Education
Experience
Opportunity recognition
Gender
Resources
Advisors
INNOVATION TRIGGERING EVENT IMPLEMENTATION GROWTH
ENVIRONMENT ENVIRONMENT ENVIRONMENT
Opportunities
Role Models
Creativity
Competition
Resources
Incubator
Government policy
Competitors
Customers
Suppliers
Investors
Bankers
Lawyers
Resources
Government policy
Risk Taking
Job Dissatisfaction
Job Loss
Education
Age
Commitment
Networks
Teams
Parents
Family
Role Models
Entrepreneur
Leader
Manager
Commitment
Vision
Team
Strategy
Structure
Culture
Products
Moore-Bygrave Model
of the entrepreneurial process
Ambiguity Tolerance
Based on Carol Moore's Model (Moore 1986)
Economy
Economy