INTRODUCTION ON
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
TEENA
BCOM(P) SEC-C
1897
, WHO IS AN ENTREPRENEUR?
• An entrepreneur is an individual who starts and operates a
business, taking on financial risks in the hope of making a pro
Entrepreneurs are often characterized by their willingness to
innovate, take risks, and pursue opportunities in the market. T
play a crucial role in driving economic growth, creating jobs,
bringing new products and services to the market.
, ENTREPRENEUR IS KNOWN AS RISK BEARER
WHY?
• Entrepreneurs are considered risk bearers because they often invest their ow
money, time, and effort into starting and running a business. They face the ris
of failure, as there is no guarantee that their business idea will be successful.
Additionally, entrepreneurs often take on financial risks by borrowing money
or seeking investors to fund their ventures. They also bear personal risks, such
as the potential loss of income and reputation if their business fails. Despite
these risks, entrepreneurs are willing to take chances in pursuit of their goals,
hoping that their efforts will lead to success and rewards in the form of profi
and personal fulfillment.
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
TEENA
BCOM(P) SEC-C
1897
, WHO IS AN ENTREPRENEUR?
• An entrepreneur is an individual who starts and operates a
business, taking on financial risks in the hope of making a pro
Entrepreneurs are often characterized by their willingness to
innovate, take risks, and pursue opportunities in the market. T
play a crucial role in driving economic growth, creating jobs,
bringing new products and services to the market.
, ENTREPRENEUR IS KNOWN AS RISK BEARER
WHY?
• Entrepreneurs are considered risk bearers because they often invest their ow
money, time, and effort into starting and running a business. They face the ris
of failure, as there is no guarantee that their business idea will be successful.
Additionally, entrepreneurs often take on financial risks by borrowing money
or seeking investors to fund their ventures. They also bear personal risks, such
as the potential loss of income and reputation if their business fails. Despite
these risks, entrepreneurs are willing to take chances in pursuit of their goals,
hoping that their efforts will lead to success and rewards in the form of profi
and personal fulfillment.
