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In search of your own entrepreneurial Identity

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In search of your own entrepreneurial

Identity

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We will work

• to recognise and analyse the differences between Entrepreneurs & Managers, what distinuishes them and where they overlap

• to know how to use strategic analysis tools which are indispensable today to add substance to one’s projects

• to identify our entrepreneurial identity in terms of attitudes and skills.

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Are you considering starting an entrepreneurial activity or have you already started and you are asking yourself if you are able to face the role? It may be said that entrepreneurs are born, not made but we don’t listen to these voices because a person can become an entrepreneur on their strength of their own characteristics, so we can learn to: 1. Recognise & Build one’s entrepreneurial identity

Awareness, motivation and drive – constructing a possible future Being an entrepreneur today – myths to be demystified and new paradigms Entrepreneurial characteristics and behaviours – developing awarerness Personal Attitudes – motivation and values, searching for opportunities, commitment & determination, courage / boldness, resilience Managerial skills – strategic vision, innovation, communication & interpersonal skills, leadership, team management Self assessment of our entrepreneurship with the indepth test General Entrepreneurial Orientation Inventory From intuition to an idea & from an idea to a Business Model Business or Family Business Individual in depth : Interview with an entrepreneur - The characteristics of an entrepreneur Comparing interviews – What can be learned from an experience? Total duration : 8 hours

The Path

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Analysis of case studies, grills to assess oneself and others, testimonials, guided by experts who will lead you to an awareness of your own entrepreneurial characteristics.

CommitmentThe programme foresees a commitment of 8 hours per participant divided in two 4 hour sessions in the classroom, to which must be added 2 hours of field work.

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