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This document discusses women entrepreneurship and some of the challenges faced by women entrepreneurs. It defines women entrepreneurship as the process of creating new ventures through risk-taking and innovation to manage for rewards. Some common problems dragging women entrepreneurs behind include poor access to finance, lack of skills and experience, limited business relationships and mobility, and family pressure. The document provides characteristics of successful women entrepreneurs such as being imaginative, hard-working, persistent, and willing to take risks. It suggests remedies to address challenges like overcoming financial bias, finding work-life balance, education and awareness, gaining family support, and creating a support network.
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- 1. WOMEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP BY: MUKESH LAL KARN MBA 3RD ROLL NO.-2 PUSOM
- 2. ENTREPRENEUR: • An entrepreneur is someone who is a risk taker and is ready to face challenges. • One who starts a new business • The Resourceful Guy • The BOSS !!!! ENTREPRENEURSHIP: • Process by which an individual or team identifies business opportunity and acquires and deploys the necessary resources required for it’s exploitation.
- 3. WOMEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP • Process of creating new venture by women through risk-taking, innovating and managing for rewards. • Refers to women in independent business. • Women stand as special focus group for entrepreneurship development.
- 4. Some of the problems that are dragging Women Entrepreneurs behind: • Poor Access To Finance • Lack of skills and experience • Business Relationships • Low mobility of Women • Family pressure • Limited mobility
- 7. CHARACTERISTICS OF WOMEN AS ENTREPRENEURS • Imaginative • Attribute to work hard • Persistence • Ability and desire to take risk • Profit earning capacity
- 8. REMEDIES TO SOLVE THE PROBLEMS Overcoming Financial Bias Finding Work Life Balance Education and Awareness Family Support and Co- operation Create Support Network
- 9. THANK YOU!!