Yngve Dahle
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The entrepreneurship handbook ebok
349,-
The Entrepreneurship Handbook is written for everybody that wants to establish, improve or develop their business. With its theoretical fundament and clear practical advice, the book is indispensable for entrepreneurs, business developers, support programs, banks and investors. It will also serve excellent as a part of the curriculum in any entrepreneurship class.Based on modern entrepreneurship …
The Entrepreneurship Handbook is written for everybody that wants to establish, improve or develop their business. With its theoretical fundament and clear practical advice, the book is indispensable for entrepreneurs, business developers, support programs, banks and investors. It will also serve excellent as a part of the curriculum in any entrepreneurship class.Based on modern entrepreneurship theory, own empirical findings and feedback from thousands of entrepreneurs, the author, assisted by the professional environment at NTNU, has created a model for how to develop and enhance entrepreneurship projects. The model, called S-E-A-M (Systemic Entrepreneurship Activity Method) consists of seven steps: purpose, resources, business idea, business model, objectives, tasks and forecast.The author, Yngve Dahle, is an Associate Professor at the University of South-Eastern Norway. He holds a PhD in entrepreneurship from NTNU (Norwegian University of Science and Technology). He is also a serial entrepreneur and has participated in the development of nine companies in various industries. He therefore combines updated theoretical knowledge and practical experience in a unique way. He is the founder of Entreprenerdy, a company that uses S-E-A-M to help entrepreneurs worldwide.
Ebok
349,-
Utgitt
21.01.2021
Lengde
220 sider
Sjanger
Språk
English
Format
epub
DRM-beskyttelse
LCP
ISBN
9788215043272
The Entrepreneurship Handbook is written for everybody that wants to establish, improve or develop their business. With its theoretical fundament and clear practical advice, the book is indispensable for entrepreneurs, business developers, support programs, banks and investors. It will also serve excellent as a part of the curriculum in any entrepreneurship class.
Based on modern entrepreneurship theory, own empirical findings and feedback from thousands of entrepreneurs, the author, assisted by the professional environment at NTNU, has created a model for how to develop and enhance entrepreneurship projects. The model, called S-E-A-M (Systemic Entrepreneurship Activity Method) consists of seven steps: purpose, resources, business idea, business model, objectives, tasks and forecast.
The author, Yngve Dahle, is an Associate Professor at the University of South-Eastern Norway. He holds a PhD in entrepreneurship from NTNU (Norwegian University of Science and Technology). He is also a serial entrepreneur and has participated in the development of nine companies in various industries. He therefore combines updated theoretical knowledge and practical experience in a unique way. He is the founder of Entreprenerdy, a company that uses S-E-A-M to help entrepreneurs worldwide.
Based on modern entrepreneurship theory, own empirical findings and feedback from thousands of entrepreneurs, the author, assisted by the professional environment at NTNU, has created a model for how to develop and enhance entrepreneurship projects. The model, called S-E-A-M (Systemic Entrepreneurship Activity Method) consists of seven steps: purpose, resources, business idea, business model, objectives, tasks and forecast.
The author, Yngve Dahle, is an Associate Professor at the University of South-Eastern Norway. He holds a PhD in entrepreneurship from NTNU (Norwegian University of Science and Technology). He is also a serial entrepreneur and has participated in the development of nine companies in various industries. He therefore combines updated theoretical knowledge and practical experience in a unique way. He is the founder of Entreprenerdy, a company that uses S-E-A-M to help entrepreneurs worldwide.
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