Entrepreneurs : talent, temperament, technique

By: Bolton, BillContributor(s): Thompson, JohnMaterial type: TextTextPublication details: Oxford : Butterworth-Heinemann, 2000Description: 368 pages : illustrationsISBN: 9780750646239; 0750646233 Subject(s): Businesspeople | Entrepreneurship | Success in businessDDC classification: 338.04
Contents:
Introduction: defining the entrepreneur -- Entrepreneurs -- Identifying the entrepreneur -- Entrepreneurs and strategy -- Entrepreneurs in action -- Legendary entrepreneurs -- Business entrepreneurs -- Social and environmental entrepreneurs -- Artistic and aesthetic entrepreneurs -- Entrepreneurs in the shadows -- The entrepreneurs of Silicon Valley -- The new Internet entrepreneurs -- Entrepreneurs and enterprise -- The entrepreneur's world -- How the entrepreneur operates -- How the entrepreneur can be helped and supported -- How the entrepreneur survives and wins -- Techniques for the entrepreneur.
Summary: A study of entrepreneurs, not just in small businesses, but within all sectors of the market. Using case studies to show the different types, the authors provide theoretical chapters on issues within entrepreneurship, the process, where it goes wrong, and how it can be encouraged and sustained
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Includes index.

Introduction: defining the entrepreneur --
Entrepreneurs --
Identifying the entrepreneur --
Entrepreneurs and strategy --
Entrepreneurs in action --
Legendary entrepreneurs --
Business entrepreneurs --
Social and environmental entrepreneurs --
Artistic and aesthetic entrepreneurs --
Entrepreneurs in the shadows --
The entrepreneurs of Silicon Valley --
The new Internet entrepreneurs --
Entrepreneurs and enterprise --
The entrepreneur's world --
How the entrepreneur operates --
How the entrepreneur can be helped and supported --
How the entrepreneur survives and wins --
Techniques for the entrepreneur.

A study of entrepreneurs, not just in small businesses, but within all sectors of the market. Using case studies to show the different types, the authors provide theoretical chapters on issues within entrepreneurship, the process, where it goes wrong, and how it can be encouraged and sustained

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