By 36, Gilkes says, he would like to have children, with his first entrepreneurial success behind him.
Greer is a young, entrepreneurial, poker-loving Texan who ended up in Silicon Valley.
This decline in entrepreneurial activity marks a historic turnaround.
“Our country was built on the entrepreneurial spirit,” the petition reads.
He later became active in entrepreneurial companies, starting TV stations in the Baltic states and investing in start-ups.
entrepreneurial churn at a large newspaper keeps institutions fresher and individual talents nimbler.
Some land went to entrepreneurial cloth manufacturers, who converted the buildings for the manufacture of cloth.
entrepreneurial master-builders subcontracted work to craftsmen and took a large profit or a large loss and debt.
Answer: By providing them with the conditions to work and exercise their entrepreneurial skills.
The match of the entrepreneurial individual with the potential of the technology base is key.
1922, from entrepreneur + -al (1).
1828, "manager or promoter of a theatrical production," reborrowing of French entrepreneur "one who undertakes or manages," agent noun from Old French entreprendre "undertake" (see enterprise). The word first crossed the Channel late 15c. but did not stay. Meaning "business manager" is from 1852. Related: Entrepreneurship.
One who starts a business or other venture that promises economic gain but that also entails risks.
