Description
Key features include:
- Innovative and exciting cases that present common business scenarios, offering practical perspectives for up-and-coming entrepreneurs
- A theory-based online Instructor's Manual, featuring topic summaries, learning objectives, teaching suggestions and key questions to aid classroom discussion
- Exceptional coverage of critical entrepreneurship issues, including opportunity recognition, funding a new business, sustaining ventures, social entrepreneurship and challenges faced by collegiate entrepreneurs.
An ideal companion for instructors and students, this book is essential reading for MBA courses in entrepreneurship, non-profit management and social entrepreneurship, as well as undergraduate and postgraduate courses in business and management that specialize in entrepreneurship
About the Author
Marlene M. Reed, D.B.A, Entrepreneur in Residence, Department of Entrepreneurship and Corporate Innovation, Hankamer School of Business, Baylor University and Rochelle R. Brunson, PhD, Clinical Associate Professor for Apparel Merchandising, Department of Human Sciences and Design, Robbins College of Health and Human Sciences, Baylor University, US
Reviews
'Marlene Reed and Rochelle Brunson have delivered a fresh batch of entrepreneurship cases that are sure to spark students' interests and generate lively classroom discussions. Covering all phases of entrepreneurship from developing the business concept to the graceful exit, the cases in this book provide students with opportunities to think critically about the many challenges faced by today's entrepreneurs.'
Book Information
ISBN 9781839101434
Author Marlene M. Reed
Format Paperback
Page Count 144
Imprint Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
Publisher Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd