3. Entrepreneurship is quality of being an
entrepreneur.
comes from the French verb entreprendre
Different from ordinary small businesses
activity.The distinction lies in the
descriptive word “ordinary.”
Covers small and medium-scale businesses.
5. Inheriting and/or running an existing
businesses (family owned, co-owned)
Working for other businesses or
entrepreneurs for a salary
Selling already available goods or services as
a franchisee or dealership
6. Motive in opening a business
Perception of risk in the business
Reactions to changes in the environment
View on competition
7. Vision for the development and growth
Horizon of business operation
Sources of business funds
8. Entrepreneur
o Means to be happy and
Fruitful life.
Wealth-creating
venture
Finds his/himself
improve his/her life.
Owner of ordinary Small business
o Make it his/her source
of livelihood.
Earning profit
9. Entrepreneur
o Takes and faces the
business risk squarely.
Risk-Taker… and finds
ways to minimize the
effect.
o Business risk is a
deterrent to the operation
and must be avoided.
Avoidant of taking risk
Owner of ordinary Small business
10. Entrepreneur
o Changes would be a
creative mechanism
Reacts positively to the
changes.
Owner of ordinary Small business
o Change is not a plus factor
to the daily operations but
rather a source of negative
consequence
Passive and static to the
changes
11. Entrepreneur
o Force to improve
present products and
services.
Presence of competition
is a sign of healthy
economic environment.
Owner of ordinary Small business
o Discourages competition and
uncomfortable working in a
competitive environment.
Competition is unhealthy
element in the business and
tries to avoid it.
12. Entrepreneur
o Manages the venture to
provide development and
growth.
Vision and mission of
his/her business is clear.
Owner of ordinary Small business
o Relies upon chance or luck in
maintaining the status quo of
business.
Not so much concerned about
the development and growth as
long as he/she satisfied with its
earnings.
13. Entrepreneur
o Concerned with the major
economic events both
local and global business
market.
Thinks globally but acts
locally.
Owner of ordinary Small business
o Expansion has never been an
idea worth entertaining for the
owner.
Centered only on the local
environment.
14. Entrepreneur
o He/she explores ways to
generate the much-needed
funds from both internal
and external resources.
Owner of ordinary Small business
o Tends to limit the funding of
his/her business enterprise to
personal resources.
o He/she fears that financial
institutions will not be willing to
extend financial assistance to
the business.
15. Entrepreneur Owner of ordinary Small business
Difference :way of thinking
and Focus with various
areas•Invention of business
•Search for what is
interesting, intuitive, long-
term
•Holistic, Significance,
Meaning, Leap forward
•Benefits
•Emotion, Visual Thinking
•Risk taker, Flexible ,
•Potentially High Rewards
•Search for truth, Short-
term
•Logical, Linear, Utility,
Incremental
•Facts, Verbal, Measure
•Minimal Risks, Predictable
•Smaller Rewards
•Think for Profit
AnalyticalThinkersPossibilityThinkers
16.
17. Books
Aduana, N. (2017). Entrepreneurship in the Philippine Setting, C&E Publishing House
Allen, K. R. (2001). Entrepreneurship For Dummies. Forster City, CA: IDG Books Worldwide Inc.
Websites
Piu, G. (2012, January 19). Difference between Business and Entrepreneurship. Retrieved November 14, 2017, from
BusinessDesignTools.com:
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%20Business%20Design%20Tools.html
Seth, S. (n.d.). Entrepreneur Vs Small Business Owner Defined. Retrieved November 14, 2017, from
Investopedia:
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Notas del editor
State the main objectives Dave
Recall the previous repot Dave…
Intrapreneur - A person employed to work independently within a company in order to introduce innovation and to revitalize and diversify its business. Intrapreneur (Pinchot, 1985) is an entrepreneur within an already established organization.
Inheriting and/or running an existing businesses (family owned, co-owned)
Working for other businesses or entrepreneurs for a salary
Being a commission agent
Selling already available goods or services as a franchisee or dealership