Entrepreneurial Process

The Gordon Institute of Business Science
Johannesburg, South Africa

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Course Description:

'' In this module students will be introduced to the process that an entrepreneur engages in when launching a new business venture. In examining this process students will examine what other local and global entrepreneurs have done in establishing their business so as to learn from the success and failure of others and so as to begin to map out a path for themselves. Students will also be required to examine their own strengths, weaknesses and personal preferences so as to develop a high level of self awareness that will enable them to critically consider whether they truly wish to embark on an entrepreneurial journey and so that they can begin to create entrepreneurial development plan. The aim of the course is to provide students with an appreciation of how an entrepreneur needs to integrate different skills, disciplines and perspectives in identifying an opportunity for a new business and in executing on that opportunity to launch and grow the venture. The module will introduce students to various frameworks for new venture creation so that they can understand and appreciate how the other modules on the MBA will contribute to their development as an entrepreneur. ...''

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Johannesburg
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