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Presentation on Entrepreneurship for classroom. Examples of few of Indian entrepreneurs.
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- 1. Learning & Development Academy 12/3/2018 GOODWORDS Solutions 1
- 3. Any Idea that you take up – irrespective of what the world believes is – you have to see it through… Chetan Maini – Reva Electric Car Company
- 4. “People take up jobs and remain satisfied with it because they do not know their capabilities…. You do something and then gain the confidence”….. Kunwer Sachdev – Su-kam
- 5. The good thing about entrepreneurial job is that it is constantly changing. I cannot imagine being in a fixed job where the specs never change….. Sunil Pophale – Fem Care Pharma
- 6. Instead of another vacuum cleaner which looks like a spaceship why not a hi-tech jhaadu suitable for Indian homes….. Abhijit Bansod – Studio ABD
- 7. One who Organizes, Manages and Assumes Risk of a Business or Enterprise
- 8. An entrepreneur is a starter An entrepreneur is the driver An entrepreneur is accountable and responsible for his team.
- 9. Initiator Self-Confidence Creative Enthusiasm Self-Control Accurate Thought Persistence Learning from Failure
- 10. Initiative: Start a task without being told by others or without any external pressure.
- 11. Creative: Bringing out new ideas or solutions and work on them
- 12. Self-Confidence: Believe in your own ability to do big things and then others will believe you.
- 13. Enthusiasm: This will make you tireless and will make your hours seem shorter.
- 14. Self-Control: An Entrepreneur is a person of influence or a great leader.
- 15. Accurate thoughts: Your thoughts are servants of your will, accurate thoughts will lead you achieve your goal.
- 16. Persistence: It is not the man who merely “Starts” a thing who succeeds! It is the fellow who starts and who finishes in spite of hell!
- 17. Learning from Failure: FAILED Lessons Learned from failure
- 18. Entrepreneurship is a mindset which are • Opportunity focused • Innovative • Growth oriented
- 19. A great Idea that leads to a family of ideas - One Idea may not be adequate to build an organisation. - Building a company is not like planting one giant tree, it is about creating an entire forest some day… Solid Implementation
- 20. Example of Airline Industry Example of Fast Food Restaurant
- 21. VOLVO India: Back in year 2001 • How they entered the Indian market? • Their strategy • Their target customers • Their challenges • The opportunities • Be the change
- 22. Entrepreneurship is influenced by four distinct factors: Economic Factor Culture Technology Development Education
- 23. Businessman: A person who carries out activities related to commercial and industrial purposes, for making profit on the capital invested. He sets up his business as a new entrant in the already existing market. Entrepreneur: An entrepreneur is a person who conceives a unique idea or concept to start an enterprise and brings it into reality. He is the person who bears risks and uncertainties of the business.
- 24. A businessman walks on the defined path An entrepreneur believes in making his own path, which becomes a guideline for other businessmen
- 25. THANK YOU
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- Organise: Structure, manage or to meet a need or to pursue collective goals. Manage: Organizing, planning, leading and controlling resources within an entity with the overall aim of achieving its objectives. Assume Risk: Risk of career, personal finance and mental health at stake and even the risk of team members and partnets.
- An entrepreneur is an initiator, a challenger and a driver. Someone that creates something new, either an initiative, a business or a company. He or she is the beginning (and sometimes the end) of a venture, project or activity. The entrepreneur might not be the ideator, but he or she is definitely the one that decides to make that idea a reality. The entrepreneur is the person in charge, the leader and the person to look to for leadership. He or she is the one that pushes forward and inspires a team to follow. The entrepreneur is the one that sits in the driver’s seat, and has the ability to change direction, accelerate, slow down or even stop a venture. The entrepreneur is the ultimate responsible for the destiny of its venture, which can be a company, a project, or any other endeavor. The entrepreneur is the one that has the highest stakes at the venture, thus the one that needs to be empowered to fully direct the endeavor.
- Any idea which could lead to many ideas for building an organisation, which could serve/sell for longer period of time. It is about to think of the way things might change in the next decade or two and chances are that in thinking backwards fro the future, your great idea will emerge. Entrepreneurs get ideas while visiting tradeshows or attending industry events, sometimes while networking with other entrepreneurs and venture capitalists, sometimes by reading up reports on global trends and sometimes by visiting research institutions and sometimes by asking why and often, why not…. Execution is very important for an organisation to succeed. How different you are, why should your customers love you, why people love to work with you….