AC9HE7K03
characteristics of entrepreneurs and how these influence the success of a business
Elaborations
- AC9HE7K03_E1identifying examples of entrepreneurs and the entrepreneurial knowledge and skills that they bring to their business, such as recognising opportunities, establishing a shared vision and making decisions about how the business is run
- AC9HE7K03_E2describing the characteristics of First Nations Australian entrepreneurs; for example, community-run companies such as the Gumatj Aboriginal Corporation and individuals such as Dean Foley and Tahnee Edwards, by asking questions such as “What is their story?”, “How did they achieve success?” and “What processes did they apply?”
- AC9HE7K03_E3analysing the influence of values on entrepreneurial decision-making; for example, identifying and taking advantage of an opportunity, negotiating with stakeholders, and complying with the law and regulations
- AC9HE7K03_E4combining knowledge, skills and attitudes demonstrated by entrepreneurs with observations of successful local businesses to explain factors that contribute to success, such as seeing and taking advantage of an opportunity or demonstrating initiative and innovation
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