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Entrepreneurial culture is very important for one to recognize and utilise every opportunity that comes for productivity.

This culture can be achieved through creative and critical thinking.

Entrepreneurship culture is important because it fosters the growth of enterprises in an economy with the aim to better the society with attention and intention to create job opportunities, innovation and creativity as watchword.

Entreprenuership culture is important as it enables the exploration and capitalisation of economically beneficial opportunities for the economic good of a society.

Dr Stefan Lindstrom, Dr Maryrose Chinwe Mbanefo, Dr Olawale Stephen Oyebanji and Dr Samson Kapezi thank you for your contribution to the discussion

This culture can be established by availing an enabling environment that fosters growth to aspiring entreprenuers.This is achieved by providing resources such as affordable loans, joint venture schemes with established players and creating resolving funds to assist upcoming entreprenuers.

Entrepreneurial culture can be described as an environment where someone is motivated to innovate, create and take risks. In a business, an entrepreneurial culture means that employees are encouraged to brainstorm new ideas or products. When work time is dedicated to these activities, it is entrepreneurship. Cultures that value and reward risk taking, independent thinking, etc, are likely to groom more entrepreneurs. On the other hand, cultures that promote conformity, group interests, and control over the future are likely to have fewer numbers of entrepreneurs Judgments’ regarding the appropriateness of entrepreneurial activities will be influenced by the values, beliefs and norms of the culture in which they occur. Cultural communities that differ in values related to entrepreneurial behavior are likely to differ in the degree of support that they offer to entrepreneurs. In this day and age, companies must be able to adapt and react quickly to new opportunities and changes. Instilling the right culture will help to sustain and grow as a company. Without a company culture, employees will not find any enjoyment in their work. The components needed for creating long-term entrepreneurial culture are: risk-taking, robust relationships based upon trust in and between sectors, financial industry presence professional services and an attitude of sharing and generosity. Building an entrepreneurial culture starts with positioning your employees' success as part of the company's success. I suggest allowing managers to adopt their own leadership styles and encouraging employees to pursue courses and certifications that interest them.The entrepreneurial process can be divided into five key stages: ideation, feasibility analysis, business planning, execution, and growth. Each stage is crucial and requires distinct considerations and actions to increase the chances of success. The entrepreneurial process can be divided into five key stages: ideation, feasibility analysis, business planning, execution, and growth. Each stage is crucial and requires distinct considerations and actions to increase the chances of success. The first step to creating an entrepreneurial culture is announcing that you are open to suggestions and then clearly rewarding those who generate new ideas. An innovative culture can be part of your team's operating system. If you have an employee handbook or a culture deck, articulate this as a core value. Having employees with control in their work environment allows them to come up with more ideas on how to improve the company. By measuring the outcomes instead of input, the culture of entrepreneurship is encouraged. By sharing the goals with the employees, they will know what to do and what is expected of them.

Entrepreneurial culture helps to regulate, manage, and allocate essential resources (both tangible and intangible) to enhance smooth and competitive goals.

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The first step to creating an entrepreneurial culture is announcing that you are open to suggestions and then clearly rewarding those who generate new ideas. An innovative culture can be part of your team's operating system. If you have an employee handbook or a culture deck, articulate this as a core value. In this day and age, companies must be able to adapt and react quickly to new opportunities and changes. Instilling the right culture will help to sustain and grow as a company. Without a company culture, employees will not find any enjoyment in their work. Entrepreneurial culture can be described as an environment where someone is motivated to innovate, create and take risks. In a business, an entrepreneurial culture means that employees are encouraged to brainstorm new ideas or products. When work time is dedicated to these activities, it is called entrepreneurship. There are four elements of entrepreneurial culture openness, adaptability, results and rewards, and being a learning organization that can be translated directly to nonprofit environments. Judgements regarding the appropriateness of entrepreneurial activities will be influenced by the values, beliefs and norms of the culture in which they occur. Cultural communities that differ in values related to entrepreneurial behavior are likely to differ in the degree of support that they offer to entrepreneurs. Entrepreneurship is influenced by four distinct factors: economic development, culture, technological development and education. In areas where these factors are present, you can expect to see strong and consistent entrepreneurial growth.

Having an innovation policy in place as well as an organic/ fluid structure enables creativity and agility.

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Entrepreneurial culture can be described as an environment where someone is motivated to innovate, create and take risks. In a business, an entrepreneurial culture means that employees are encouraged to brainstorm new ideas or products. When work time is dedicated to these activities, it is called entrepreneurship. The first step to creating an entrepreneurial culture is announcing that you are open to suggestions and then clearly rewarding those who generate new ideas. An innovative culture can be part of your team's operating system. If you have an employee handbook or a culture deck, articulate this as a core value. Businesses that wish to encourage innovation should choose an approach that empowers employees, values agility, emphasizes a growth mindset and prioritizes open communication. In doing so, leaders can prepare for the future and build resiliency for the next crisis. Entrepreneurship's importance lies in the following: Drives economic growth and creates new job. Encourages innovation by bringing new ideas, products, and services to the market. Contributes to social change by developing products or services that reduce people's dependence on outdated technologies. Entrepreneurial culture can be described as an environment where someone is motivated to innovate, create and take risks. In a business, an entrepreneurial culture means that employees are encouraged to brainstorm new ideas or products.Judgments regarding the appropriateness of entrepreneurial activities will be influenced by the values, beliefs and norms of the culture in which they occur. Cultural communities that differ in values related to entrepreneurial behavior are likely to differ in the degree of support that they offer to entrepreneurs.

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