چکیده:
This article attempts to explain the position of the entrepreneurial revolution in global change and transformations, examine the concept of entrepreneurship and the characteristics of entrepreneurs from the perspective of experts, as well as the advantages that entrepreneurship creates for societies. Then, the role of entrepreneurial management in creating an entrepreneurial organization with regard to the competencies and skills that managers should possess in today's organizations is analyzed. In another part of this article, we have examined the environmental dimensions of entrepreneurship by presenting a model of environmental determinants, and finally, considering the importance of culture in creating and developing entrepreneurship, the effects of culture on entrepreneurship are analyzed.
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Synthesis Combining new concepts and factors in a new form or use Fred Smith[10]: Federal Express Merrill Lynch[11]: Financing through home equity _____________________________________ [1] - Wright brothers [2] - Thomas Edison [3] - Alexander Graham Bell [4] - Ray Kroc [5] - Nolan Bushnell [6] - Kemmons Wilson [7] - Wal-Mart [8] - Gateway [9] - Pizza Hut [10] - Fred Smith [11] - Merrill Lynch "Jeffry Timmons[1]" from Babson College believes that: 1 - Entrepreneurship is the ability to "create and build something from practically nothing[2]"; 2 - Entrepreneurship, instead of just looking, analyzing, and describing something, involves starting, doing, achieving, and building an institution or organization; 3 - Entrepreneurship is the skill of identifying an opportunity where others see chaos, contradiction, and ambiguity; 4 - Entrepreneurship is the ability to found a team where individuals can complement each other's skills and talents; 5 - Entrepreneurship is understanding how to find, prepare, and control resources that are often controlled by others, and ensuring that money is not spent until it is vitally needed; 6 - Finally, entrepreneurship is the willingness to take calculated risks in both personal and financial terms, and then do everything possible to create advantage and privilege (Cathy Ashomre[3], 2004, p.
Personal environmental experiences of society members [Refer to scan] Entrepreneurial activity · Number of occurrences · Degree of innovation, risk-taking, and foresight Environmental infrastructures: · Social · Economic · Legal · Financial · Political · Logistics Environmental turbulence: · Environmental complexity · Environmental threats · Environmental dynamics Personal environmental experiences: · Role models · Work-related experiences · Educational and academic environment · Family Diagram 4: A model of environmental contexts of entrepreneurship (Morris & Lewis, 1995, p.
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