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Entrepreneurship CPD Course Dr. Syed Mustafa Ashraf Executive Director [email protected] Enterprise Development Group National Foundation for Resource Development 7 th April 2012 Islamabad

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EntrepreneurshipCPD Course

Dr. Syed Mustafa AshrafExecutive Director

[email protected] Development Group

National Foundation for Resource Development

7th April 2012 Islamabad

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CPD Course Description

This CPD Unit will introduce the conceptsof entrepreneurship and lay thefoundation for developing the necessaryskill set to explore entrepreneurialopportunities in order to

Create Value And Serve Society

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This CPD Unit will introduce the conceptsof entrepreneurship and lay thefoundation for developing the necessaryskill set to explore entrepreneurialopportunities in order to

Create Value And Serve Society

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CPD Course GOALS

• To Identify Entrepreneurship As A Career AndLifestyle Option

• To Increase Self Awareness, Especially Work Ethic• To Develop A Mindset For Business And Develop

Confidence• To Leverage Engineering Knowledge To Identify

Gaps And Opportunities For Innovation• To Build On Business Skills Such As Marketing And

Accounting

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• To Identify Entrepreneurship As A Career AndLifestyle Option

• To Increase Self Awareness, Especially Work Ethic• To Develop A Mindset For Business And Develop

Confidence• To Leverage Engineering Knowledge To Identify

Gaps And Opportunities For Innovation• To Build On Business Skills Such As Marketing And

Accounting

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CPD Course Outcomes

After completing this CPD Course, one should be able to:• Explain the nature of entrepreneurship• Develop an entrepreneurial perspective by recognizing

entrepreneurial opportunities• Analyze the environment for entrepreneurship• Know the value of a business plan and be able to seek

help to develop one• Set up a business organization through leveraging• Assemble the Core Team• Identify the sources of capital for a business venture

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After completing this CPD Course, one should be able to:• Explain the nature of entrepreneurship• Develop an entrepreneurial perspective by recognizing

entrepreneurial opportunities• Analyze the environment for entrepreneurship• Know the value of a business plan and be able to seek

help to develop one• Set up a business organization through leveraging• Assemble the Core Team• Identify the sources of capital for a business venture

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Do You Know This Institution?Do You Know This Institution?

25,600 • Companies Worldwide

3.3 m • People Employed

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3.3 m

$2 trillion • Annual Sales Revenue

11th • Largest World Economy

2006 Data

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How About This Institution?How About This Institution?

34,700 • Companies Worldwide

4.4 m • People Employed

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4.4 m

$2.5 trillion • Annual Sales Revenue

9th • Largest World Economy

2010 Data

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Entrepreneurship Definitions

• Knight (1921) Profits From Bearing Uncertainty And Risks

• Cole (1952) Purposeful Activity To Initiate And Develop AProfit-oriented Business

• Mcclelland (1961) Moderate Risk Taking

• Casson (1982) Decision And Judgments About TheCoordination Of Scarce Resources

• Gartner (1985) Creation Of New Organizations

• Stevenson Et Al (1989) The Pursuit Of OpportunityWithout Regard To Resources Currently Controlled

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• Knight (1921) Profits From Bearing Uncertainty And Risks

• Cole (1952) Purposeful Activity To Initiate And Develop AProfit-oriented Business

• Mcclelland (1961) Moderate Risk Taking

• Casson (1982) Decision And Judgments About TheCoordination Of Scarce Resources

• Gartner (1985) Creation Of New Organizations

• Stevenson Et Al (1989) The Pursuit Of OpportunityWithout Regard To Resources Currently Controlled

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Common Elements In Definitions

• Creativity And Innovation

• Resource Gathering And The Founding OfAn Economic Organization

• The Chance For Gain (Or Increase) UnderRisk And Uncertainty

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• Creativity And Innovation

• Resource Gathering And The Founding OfAn Economic Organization

• The Chance For Gain (Or Increase) UnderRisk And Uncertainty

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Common Elements Defined

• Creation: A Founding And An Origin• Innovation: A New Way Of Doing Something• Economic Organization: An Organization Whose

Purpose Is To Allocate Scarce Resources To Create Value• Risk: Variability Of Outcomes Or Returns• Uncertainty: Degree Of Confidence In The Estimates Of

How The World Works; Of The Causes And Effects Of TheEnvironment

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• Creation: A Founding And An Origin• Innovation: A New Way Of Doing Something• Economic Organization: An Organization Whose

Purpose Is To Allocate Scarce Resources To Create Value• Risk: Variability Of Outcomes Or Returns• Uncertainty: Degree Of Confidence In The Estimates Of

How The World Works; Of The Causes And Effects Of TheEnvironment

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Entrepreneurship

• The Creation Of An Innovative EconomicOrganization For The Purpose Of Gain OrGrowth Under Conditions Of Risk AndUncertainty

• New Venture Creation

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• The Creation Of An Innovative EconomicOrganization For The Purpose Of Gain OrGrowth Under Conditions Of Risk AndUncertainty

• New Venture Creation

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Resource Based Definition

• Entrepreneur Uses Resources That Areo Rareo ValuableoHard To DuplicateoHave No Good Substitutes

To Obtain A Sustainable Competitive Advantage

“The Nature And Quality Of The Resources, Capabilities AndStrategies The Entrepreneur Possesses And Can AcquireWill Directly determine the Long-term Success”

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• Entrepreneur Uses Resources That Areo Rareo ValuableoHard To DuplicateoHave No Good Substitutes

To Obtain A Sustainable Competitive Advantage

“The Nature And Quality Of The Resources, Capabilities AndStrategies The Entrepreneur Possesses And Can AcquireWill Directly determine the Long-term Success”

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Who is an Entrepreneur ?Previously Now

Small Business Founder True EntrepreneurBoss LeaderLone Ranger NetworkerSecretive OpenSelf-reliant InquisitiveOff the Cuff Business Planner/Strategist

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Off the Cuff Business Planner/StrategistSnap Decisions Consensus Builder & Informed

Decision MakerOverwhelmingly Male Gender is a Non IssueSuccess Due to Idea Success Due to ExecutionKnows the Trade Knows the BusinessTechnology for Automation Technology for InnovationEarning a living Creating Value & Wealth

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New Entrepreneurs

• Aware & Active Academia• Mid Career Professionals & Executives• Talent From Downsized Companies• Early Retirees• Quest For Status• Control Over Personal Life• Local Need Analysis & Solution• Globalization Opportunities

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• Aware & Active Academia• Mid Career Professionals & Executives• Talent From Downsized Companies• Early Retirees• Quest For Status• Control Over Personal Life• Local Need Analysis & Solution• Globalization Opportunities

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Dimensions of New EnterpriseDimensions of New Enterprise

IndividualCharacteristics

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Environment Organization

Constraints

NewEnterprise

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The Individual

• Psychological, Sociological And DemographicCharacteristics

• Experience, Knowledge, Expertise AndTraining

• Character & Professionalism• Personal Integrity• Ethics

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• Psychological, Sociological And DemographicCharacteristics

• Experience, Knowledge, Expertise AndTraining

• Character & Professionalism• Personal Integrity• Ethics

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Ethical Behavior

• Any business decision that creates value for thecustomer by matching quality and price– Provide valid data about product and service– Enable customer to make a free and informed choice– Generate customer commitment to the product and the

organization that provided it

‘The Only Sustainable Competitive AdvantageThat Any Business Has Is Its Reputation’

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• Any business decision that creates value for thecustomer by matching quality and price– Provide valid data about product and service– Enable customer to make a free and informed choice– Generate customer commitment to the product and the

organization that provided it

‘The Only Sustainable Competitive AdvantageThat Any Business Has Is Its Reputation’

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Ten Best Rules

1. Commit to Achieving Success and Always BePassionate

2. Share Success with Those Who Have Helped You3. Motivate Yourself and Others to Achieve Your Dreams4. Communicate with People and Show You Care5. Appreciate and Recognize People for Their Efforts and

Results6. Celebrate Your Own and Others’ Accomplishments7. Listen to Others and Learn from Their Ideas8. Exceed Expectations of Customers and Others9. Control Expenses and Save Your Way to Prosperity10. Swim Upstream, Be Different and Challenge the Status

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1. Commit to Achieving Success and Always BePassionate

2. Share Success with Those Who Have Helped You3. Motivate Yourself and Others to Achieve Your Dreams4. Communicate with People and Show You Care5. Appreciate and Recognize People for Their Efforts and

Results6. Celebrate Your Own and Others’ Accomplishments7. Listen to Others and Learn from Their Ideas8. Exceed Expectations of Customers and Others9. Control Expenses and Save Your Way to Prosperity10. Swim Upstream, Be Different and Challenge the Status

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Environment

• Opportunities In The Form of Resources• People• Technology• Money

• Acquire Resources And Combine Them WithThe Ones Already Present to Deliver Value

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• Opportunities In The Form of Resources• People• Technology• Money

• Acquire Resources And Combine Them WithThe Ones Already Present to Deliver Value

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Constraints or Threats

• Competition• Government Influences• Political Environment• Socio-Economic Conditions

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• Competition• Government Influences• Political Environment• Socio-Economic Conditions

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Economic Organization

• Value Propositiono Drive And Motivation Embodiment

• Cultivate Form And Structureo Functional Level Strategies

• Find Entry Wedges Or Pointso To Penetrate Or Create A Market

• Build Isolating Mechanismso To Protect Its Positions

• Define Cultureo Determines Performance & Quality

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• Value Propositiono Drive And Motivation Embodiment

• Cultivate Form And Structureo Functional Level Strategies

• Find Entry Wedges Or Pointso To Penetrate Or Create A Market

• Build Isolating Mechanismso To Protect Its Positions

• Define Cultureo Determines Performance & Quality

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Quality is Critical to Success

• Transcendento Philosophical – Concerns The Function Intended

• Product-Basedo Product Or Service Attribute Held In High Regard

• User-Basedo User Preferences are Subjective

• Manufacturing-Basedo Conformance To Standards, Operational Excellence

• Value-Basedo In Terms Of Economic Value Delivered

• People-Basedo Quality Of Teamo Quality Of Decisions

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• Transcendento Philosophical – Concerns The Function Intended

• Product-Basedo Product Or Service Attribute Held In High Regard

• User-Basedo User Preferences are Subjective

• Manufacturing-Basedo Conformance To Standards, Operational Excellence

• Value-Basedo In Terms Of Economic Value Delivered

• People-Basedo Quality Of Teamo Quality Of Decisions

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Entrepreneur – The Decision Maker

Entrepreneur Must Understand All QualityPerspectives To Be Able To Make DecisionsBased On The Current Situation

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Entrepreneur Must Understand All QualityPerspectives To Be Able To Make DecisionsBased On The Current Situation

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Be a Dynamic Entrepreneur!

• Find Your Strengths• Dream Big Dreams• Mistakes Will Happen• Persistence Pays Off• Hire People for Their Values• Spread the Wealth• Have Life Outside of Work• Explore Venture Capital vs. Customer Funding• Know Your Customer• Customers Will Say What They Need

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• Find Your Strengths• Dream Big Dreams• Mistakes Will Happen• Persistence Pays Off• Hire People for Their Values• Spread the Wealth• Have Life Outside of Work• Explore Venture Capital vs. Customer Funding• Know Your Customer• Customers Will Say What They Need

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Are You Ready?

Owning a business is the dream for many of us Starting that business converts our dreams into reality However, there is a gap between dreams and reality Dreams can only be achieved with careful planning

• As an entrepreneur, you will need a plan to– Avoid Pitfalls– Achieve Your Goals– Build A Profitable Business

Is Entrepreneurship For You?

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Owning a business is the dream for many of us Starting that business converts our dreams into reality However, there is a gap between dreams and reality Dreams can only be achieved with careful planning

• As an entrepreneur, you will need a plan to– Avoid Pitfalls– Achieve Your Goals– Build A Profitable Business

Is Entrepreneurship For You?

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Typical first-time entrepreneur is not a 20-something — research shows that their

average age is 40 !

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Typical first-time entrepreneur is not a 20-something — research shows that their

average age is 40 !

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Understand the Opportunity Space

EXISTING NEW

EXISTING

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NEW

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Planning your Start up Business

• Business Concept• Personal Resources and Objectives• Product/Service• Market Description/Analysis• Sales and Marketing Plan• Practical Organizing of your Business• Business Development Strategy• Budgets• Financing Options

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• Business Concept• Personal Resources and Objectives• Product/Service• Market Description/Analysis• Sales and Marketing Plan• Practical Organizing of your Business• Business Development Strategy• Budgets• Financing Options

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3 FATAL FLAWS

• Business Issues– Understand the process of building a business– Team, Resources & Market Pain must intersect!

• Personal Issues– CEO Focus, Skills and Understanding– Team Quality

• Organizational Issues– Corporate Culture Alignment with Enterprise– Team Culture Alignment with Enterprise

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• Business Issues– Understand the process of building a business– Team, Resources & Market Pain must intersect!

• Personal Issues– CEO Focus, Skills and Understanding– Team Quality

• Organizational Issues– Corporate Culture Alignment with Enterprise– Team Culture Alignment with Enterprise

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3 POWER POSITIONS

• Best Total Cost– Operational Excellence

• Best Products– Product & Technology Leadership

• Best Service– Customer Focus

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• Best Total Cost– Operational Excellence

• Best Products– Product & Technology Leadership

• Best Service– Customer Focus

Maintain Standards across All Aspects, EXCEL in one!

There is Substantial Support NetworkThere is Substantial Support Network

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National Initiatives

Business Support Organizations

Entrepreneurship Development Centers atUniversities

Business Incubators

Networking Forums

Business Plan Competitions

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Business Support Organizations

Entrepreneurship Development Centers atUniversities

Business Incubators

Networking Forums

Business Plan Competitions

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Business Support Organizations

o NFRD

o Small & Medium Enterprise Development Authority

oWomen Entrepreneurs Information Network

o Industrial Information Network

o Technology Upgradation & Skill Development Company

o Trade Development Authority of Pakistan

o Pakistan Horticulture Development & Export Board

o Pakistan Dairy Development Company

o Livestock & Dairy Development Board

o Pakistan Industrial Development Corporation (PIDC)

o Pakistan Software Houses Association for IT & ITES (P@SHA)

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o NFRD

o Small & Medium Enterprise Development Authority

oWomen Entrepreneurs Information Network

o Industrial Information Network

o Technology Upgradation & Skill Development Company

o Trade Development Authority of Pakistan

o Pakistan Horticulture Development & Export Board

o Pakistan Dairy Development Company

o Livestock & Dairy Development Board

o Pakistan Industrial Development Corporation (PIDC)

o Pakistan Software Houses Association for IT & ITES (P@SHA)

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Entrepreneurship Development Centerso NFRDo NUSTo Superior Universityo NUMLo IBAo LUMSo IMSo NWFP - UETo SUITo KUSTo Bahauddin Zakariya Universityo PAF - Karachi Institute of Economics & Technologyo Mohammad Ali Jinnah Universityo University of Management & Technology (UMT) Center for Entrepreneurship and

Innovation (CENTIN)o University of Veterinary & Animal Science

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o NFRDo NUSTo Superior Universityo NUMLo IBAo LUMSo IMSo NWFP - UETo SUITo KUSTo Bahauddin Zakariya Universityo PAF - Karachi Institute of Economics & Technologyo Mohammad Ali Jinnah Universityo University of Management & Technology (UMT) Center for Entrepreneurship and

Innovation (CENTIN)o University of Veterinary & Animal Science

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Business Incubators

• NFRD• TIC - This is an initiative of NUST at

Islamabad• Askari Commercial Enterprises An AWT

initiative for the benefit of retired ArmyOfficers

• E-Magine Group• PSEB Smart Plug & Play Incubator• Saif Center for Innovation

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• NFRD• TIC - This is an initiative of NUST at

Islamabad• Askari Commercial Enterprises An AWT

initiative for the benefit of retired ArmyOfficers

• E-Magine Group• PSEB Smart Plug & Play Incubator• Saif Center for Innovation

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Networking Forums

• NFRD• OPEN Pakistan• TiE Pakistan• Entrepreneurship Pakistan Conference• All Pakistan Entrepreneurs Exchange• TAN: Tech Angel Network• Pakistan Private Equity and Venture Capital

Association of Europe

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• NFRD• OPEN Pakistan• TiE Pakistan• Entrepreneurship Pakistan Conference• All Pakistan Entrepreneurs Exchange• TAN: Tech Angel Network• Pakistan Private Equity and Venture Capital

Association of Europe

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Business Plan Competitions• NFRD (Future Plans)• TiE-Khudee, Business Plan Competition• MIT Club of Pakistan Enterprise Forum• Ministry of Youth Affairs "The National Business Plan Competition"• Shell Tameer• The Prince of Wales Pakistan youth entrepreneurship programme• British Council Youth Award• Young Leaders Entrepreneurship Summit• Kaavish• FAST University's NASCON• COMSATS• FATA Livelihoods Development Program• P@SHA LaunchPad - for launching new ideas and startups• IBA INVENT-The Entrepreneurship Challenge• DISCOVER NUST Center of Innovation & Entrepreneurship• IDEAS Youth Entrepreneurship Summit• Business Ideas Competition FAST-NU• Pakistan Entrepreneurship Summit

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• NFRD (Future Plans)• TiE-Khudee, Business Plan Competition• MIT Club of Pakistan Enterprise Forum• Ministry of Youth Affairs "The National Business Plan Competition"• Shell Tameer• The Prince of Wales Pakistan youth entrepreneurship programme• British Council Youth Award• Young Leaders Entrepreneurship Summit• Kaavish• FAST University's NASCON• COMSATS• FATA Livelihoods Development Program• P@SHA LaunchPad - for launching new ideas and startups• IBA INVENT-The Entrepreneurship Challenge• DISCOVER NUST Center of Innovation & Entrepreneurship• IDEAS Youth Entrepreneurship Summit• Business Ideas Competition FAST-NU• Pakistan Entrepreneurship Summit

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NFRD

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NFRDNational Foundation for Resource Development

Enterprise Development Group

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NFRD

• Building Bridges, Bridging Gaps• Integrated Approach (Complete EcoSystem)• Concept Developed 2005-2006• First Institute Started 2006• Enterprise Development Started 2007• Integrated System & Linkages are Growing!

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• Building Bridges, Bridging Gaps• Integrated Approach (Complete EcoSystem)• Concept Developed 2005-2006• First Institute Started 2006• Enterprise Development Started 2007• Integrated System & Linkages are Growing!

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Entrepreneurship EcoSystem

• Capacity Building– Integrated Education– Training– Skills Development– Career Counseling & Job Placement– Mentoring

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• Capacity Building– Integrated Education– Training– Skills Development– Career Counseling & Job Placement– Mentoring

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Entrepreneurship EcoSystem

• Enterprise Development– Business Information & Consultancy– Workshops, Seminars & Courses– Business Incubation– Business Opportunities

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• Enterprise Development– Business Information & Consultancy– Workshops, Seminars & Courses– Business Incubation– Business Opportunities

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Entrepreneurship EcoSystem

• Network Development– Independent Associated Group of Businesses– Academia-Business-Industry-Government

Linkages– International Linkages– Sales & Marketing Channels– Business Grid– Education Grid

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• Network Development– Independent Associated Group of Businesses– Academia-Business-Industry-Government

Linkages– International Linkages– Sales & Marketing Channels– Business Grid– Education Grid

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Business Resources

• Business Planning• Market Research• Feasibility Plans• Business Incorporation• Agreements & Contracts• Incubation• Market Access• Network & Linkages• Investments

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• Business Planning• Market Research• Feasibility Plans• Business Incorporation• Agreements & Contracts• Incubation• Market Access• Network & Linkages• Investments

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Conclusion

• Entrepreneurship is a viable and rewarding option• It is the back bone of Innovation, Creativity,

Sustained Advantage & Economic Well-Being of aNation

• Infrastructure, Tools and Support Environment isAvailable

• The Drive and Motivation of the Entrepreneur is theKey Ingredient

• Journey Itself is the Reward of Entrepreneurship!

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• Entrepreneurship is a viable and rewarding option• It is the back bone of Innovation, Creativity,

Sustained Advantage & Economic Well-Being of aNation

• Infrastructure, Tools and Support Environment isAvailable

• The Drive and Motivation of the Entrepreneur is theKey Ingredient

• Journey Itself is the Reward of Entrepreneurship!

"Indecision Is The Thief Of Opportunity" - Jim Rohn

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Thank You

Dr. Syed Mustafa AshrafExecutive Director

[email protected] Development Group

National Foundation for Resource Development

7th April 2012 Islamabad

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