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Entrepreneur
A person starting a new company who takes on the risks associated with starting the enterprise, which may require venture capital to cover start-up costs.

entrepreneur
A risk-taker who has the skills and initiative to establish a business.

Entrepreneur
The possessor or owner of a for-profit organization. The term is usually applied to small business owners, who bear the majority of the risk and reap the most benefit from a company. It can also relate to (individual) majority shareholders who are involved in the operation of his/her business. Entrepreneurs are generally accepted as integral to the success of a capitalist system.

entrepreneur

One who assumes risk in order to combine knowledge, capital, and resources to create a venture that will hopefully return a profit.



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