2. Prepared By:
Vikas Dalmia
Presentation
On
Entrepreneurship

3. Entrepreneurship
What is Entrepreneurship?
What is an Entrepreneur?

4. Characteristics of a Successful
Entrepreneur
Self-Control
Self-Confidence
Realism
Conceptual Ability
Emotional Stability

5. Common Traits In any
Entrepreneur
Good Health
Low need for Status
Attraction to Challenges
Describing with Numbers
Creativity

7. G.D. Birla

8. Dhiru Bhai Ambani

9. Ratan Tata

10. Lakshmi Niwas Mittal

11. Women Entrepreneurship
Women Entrepreneurs may be defined as the
woman or a group of woman who initiate,
organize and operate a business enterprise.

12. Kiran Mazumder shaw

13. Chanda Kocchar

14. Ravina Raj Kohli

15. Theories of Entrepreneurship
Sociological Theory
Economic Theory
Cultural Theory
Psychological Theory

16. Sociological Theory
 Entrepreneurship is likely to get a boost in a particular
social culture
 Society’s values, religious beliefs, customs, taboos
influence The behavior of individuals in a society.
 The entrepreneur is a role performer according to the
role expectations by the society.

17. Economic Theory
 Entrepreneurship and economic growth take place
when the economic conditions are favorable.
 Economic incentives are the main motivators for
entrepreneurial activities.
 Economic incentives include taxation policy, industrial
policy, sources of finance and ral material,
infrastructure availability, investment and marketing
opportunities, access to information about market
conditions, technology etc

18. Cultural Theory
 Cultural Theories advocates of cultural values and
cultural theories point out that entrepreneurship is the
product of culture. Entrepreneurial talents come from
cultural values and cultural system embedded into
cultural environment

19. Psychological Theory
 Entrepreneurship gets a boost when society has
sufficient supply of individuals with necessary
psychological characteristics.
 The psychological characteristics include need for
high achievement a vision or foresight, ability to face
opposition.
 These characteristics are formed during the
individuals upbringing which stress on standards of
excellence self reliance and low bother dominance.

20. Conclusion