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This document summarizes the findings of a study on factors that Developed to Developing International Entrepreneurs (DDIE) consider when evaluating opportunities in their home country versus their host country of China. It provides demographic information about the DDIEs interviewed in China, including their country of origin (29% from the US), city of residence (many in Shanghai and Beijing), age (average starting age is now 25 years old), gender (22% are now female), and education level (53% have post-graduate degrees). The document also discusses some of the key challenges DDIEs face in China, such as a lack of local social capital, understanding of government policy, and access to distribution channels.
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This document provides a summary of a report on immigrant entrepreneurship in Canada. It discusses how immigrant entrepreneurs have historically faced challenges such as language barriers, lack of knowledge of business practices, and difficulties securing financing. However, immigrants with existing skills and experience have been able to thrive through entrepreneurship. The Canadian government has shifted its policies to attract highly skilled entrepreneurs, as reflected in programs like the Start-Up Visa. The report also highlights immigrant support programs in several other countries and identifies areas for further research on improving immigrant entrepreneur experiences in Canada.Gem UK 2014 launch presentation. March 3rd 2015
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This document summarizes the key findings from the 2014 Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) UK report. Some of the main results include:
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- Optimism about start-up opportunities in the UK has returned to pre-recession levels.ThinkNow Entrepreneurship Report 2018
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[1] The document defines entrepreneurship and discusses the role of entrepreneurs, benefits and challenges of entrepreneurship, and factors driving its growth. [2] It describes the profile of successful entrepreneurs and explains the important role of small businesses in the economy. [3] The document emphasizes that entrepreneurship is culturally diverse and discusses strategies for avoiding business failure.entrelreneurship chapter 2pt
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The document provides an overview of entrepreneurship and small businesses. It discusses key topics such as the definition of entrepreneurship, the profile of entrepreneurs, benefits and drawbacks of entrepreneurship, factors driving the growth of entrepreneurship, the importance of small businesses, cultural diversity in entrepreneurship, and strategies for avoiding business failure. The summary is as follows:
[1] The document defines entrepreneurship and discusses the role of entrepreneurs, benefits and challenges of entrepreneurship, and factors driving its growth such as technology, demographics, and lifestyle changes.
[2] Small businesses make up over 99% of all businesses in the US, employ around half of the private workforce, and create most new jobs and patents despite higherCross-cultural Capabilities of Immigrant Entrepreneurs - Phdassistance
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- 1. + Entrepreneurial Opportunities: Factors Used in Evaluating Home Country vs. the Host Country
- 2. + Study Overview ¨C? DDIE ¨C Developed to Developing International Entrepreneurs. We defined Developed Country using United Nations HD Index (top 50) ¨C? Comprehensive Study ¨C Covering Demographics, Opportunity Selection, Market Entrance, Government Policy, Quality of Life and Immigration ¨C? Part I : Demographics / Opportunity Selection ¨C? Broad Reach ¨C Interviewees from 25 different countries, located in 10 different MSA (Metropolitan Statistical Area) across China. ¨C? Wide Spectrum ¨C Covering from Startup to International Brand
- 5. + Unique Point Country Origin n? United States had highest participation (29%) n? Germany¡¯s (8%) D.A.A.D. program ¨C promotes students study aboard has significant impact in supporting German IE Development City of Residence n? DDIE seek existing clusters. Either for commerce, safety or share like-minds. One reason both Shanghai and Beijing have higher DDIE participation. n? NOTE: DDIE Incubators without DDIE community, DO NOT increase local DDIE growth. n? Example: Dalian¡¯s SOS Ventures ¨C This venture didn¡¯t contribute to long term local entrepreneur clustering.
- 6. + Demographic Residence City Country of Origin
- 8. + Unique Point Startup Age is getting younger : n? Average Startup Age ¨C China DDIE (2002) ¨C 37 years Old n? Average Startup Age ¨C China DDIE (2013) ¨C 25 years Old New DDIE More Focused / More Entrepreneurial n? DDIE are starting up with MORE entrepreneurial experience (then previous years), NOT just unemployed. While Old Dragon¡¯s retire: n? Current Post-40 Tend shows significant participation drop- off.
- 11. + Unique Point n? Female participation in DDIE has increased significantly , From 5% in 2002 to 22% in 2013. n? Today, Female DDIE have a significant participation in China F&B, Retail and Personal Services n? Post 2002, Female DDIE participation tied to Spouse Overseas Deployment, this has changed.
- 12. + Demographic
- 14. + Unique Point n? Majority of DDIE (53%) have Post-Graduate Degrees n? Developed Countries - Domestic Entrepreneurs (only 12% have Post Graduate Degrees) US Census n? Immigrant Entrepreneurs in United States (20% have Post Graduate Degrees) US Census n? DDIE come to China with Advanced degrees. Instead of Earning their Degree in Country.
- 15. + Demographic
- 16. + Challanges
- 17. + Challenges for DDIE success: n? First, Lack of Local Social Capital n? Second, Lack of Understanding and Access to Government Policy n? Finally, Lack of Access to Distribution Channels Challenges
- 18. + Conclusions
- 19. + Conclusions n? Long term issues in favoring local businesses n? Poor history on Changing Policy and NOT Grandfathering Current Businesses n? Constraints on resources handled by government, NOT public sector (lack efficiency) n? Lack of Social Education ¨C Possible niche for Foreign Businesses (not just teaching English) Conclusions
- 20. + Thank You