A slide to make you understand about the basics of entrepreneurship and some examples of them too.

1. Basics of Entrepreneurship

2. VISION
We believe that entrepreneurship is the
key that can unlock India's latent inventive
potential. It will not only push India to the
forefront of the world but also help raise
the quality of life in the country.

3. Agenda
• What is Entrepreneurship??
• Type of Entrepreneurship
• Emerging market
• Recent successful Entrepreneurs

4. What is Entrepreneurship??

5. What is Entrepreneurship
• Entrepreneurship is the process of starting
a business or other organization The
entrepreneur develops a business
model, acquires the human and other
required resources, and is fully
responsible for its success or failure.
Entrepreneurship operates within an
entrepreneurship ecosystem.

6. Type of Entrepreneurship
• Business Entrepreneurs
• Social Entrepreneurs

7. Other types
• Knowledge entrepreneurship.
• Political entrepreneurship

8. Emerging market
• (San Francisco, CA) January 19, 2012 -
The Global Entrepreneurship Monitor
(GEM) 2011 Global Report finds an
upsurge in entrepreneurship around the
world – entrepreneurs are now numbering
near 400 million in 54 countries

9. Emerging market
• India has the second highest number of shadow
entrepreneurs in the world.
• For every business that is legally registered in
India, there are 127 shadow businesses that are
not.
• Shadow entrepreneurs are individuals who
manage a business that sells legitimate goods
and services but they do not register their
businesses.
• Some eight of ten new businesses fails.

10. What makes entrepreneuer to fail
• Upper management
• Lack of funding
• Just the free market phasing out
unwanted items or services.

11. Some Sucessful Entrepreneurs

12. Mark Zuckerber
• Mark Zuckerberg—At 29 years of age, the
Facebook co-founder has amply proven
that his social media site is no MySpace.
While Facebook still struggles with the
younger demographic, their parents and
grandparents are using the site even when
they aren’t online for any other purpose.
He regularly ranks as one of the
wealthiest and most influential people
in the world and his foresight in acquiring
Instagram may help it reach those
younger users.

13. Jack Dorsey
• Jack Dorsey ( a co-founder and co-creator of
Twitter) —One sign a company has a great idea
is that major companies step up to come out
with competing solutions. When Dorsey released
Square, he not only allowed the average small
business owner to accept credit card payments
on a mobile device, he set off a shift in the
industry. Dorsey, who co-founded Twitter, not
only owns 32 percent of Square, but he also
serves as the company’s CEO. Heading into
2014, the company may face fierce competition
from Amazon, which reportedly recently bought
its competitor, GoPago.

14. Lary Page
• Larry Page—When he co-founded Google in
1998, Page could have no idea how the
company would change the face of computing.
Prior to Page’s co-creation of an algorithm that
analyzed the way webpages connect to each
other, users primarily accessed the internet
through portals like Yahoo!. Page has taken
Google far beyond being a search engine
service, with the company now serving as one of
the top Software as a Service (SaaS) vendors
with its Gmail and Google Drive products.

15. • Amul - Verghese Kurien
• Redbus.in - Phanindra Sama and Charan
Padmaraju
• Nirma - Karsanbhai Patel
• Cipla - Khwaja Abdul Hamied

16. Thank You.