Mr. Toru Ueno, Principal Administrator, OECD Centre for Entrepreneurship, SMEs and Local Development (CFE), Small and Medium sized Enterprise (SME) and Entrepreneurship Division, OECD

Enterprise development is a dynamic and complex process, influenced by a large number of factors both at the macroeconomic level and at the level of the individual enterprise.

17. A project is being developed to create four national centres for innovation and enterprise development.

One example is a business entrepreneurship course for Bedouin women in cooperation with the Center for Fostering Entrepreneurship and the Authority for the Advancement of the Status of Women.

(c) The way in which local indigenous entrepreneurs and industries could prepare themselves for such a role

We did the family equivalent of a corporate retreat.

One or more enterprises which already control at least one enterprise directly or indirectly acquire total or partial control of one or more enterprises

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Now, entrepreneurs need patient capital for three reasons.

Under this context, it is particularly profound and practical to correct the cognition errors, let the entrepreneurs unload the mental load, let them develop wholeheartedly, make the government promote development devotedly and concern market confidence and development expectations.

If there are several unions based on an enterprise, on an industry, or both, competing in the same enterprise, the collective agreement shall be concluded with the union with the greatest number of members in the enterprise

Consequently, no award was made in respect of one of the two businesses.

It's a company built in Kenya about seven years ago by an incredible entrepreneur named Patrick Henfrey and his three colleagues.

Tthe web site www.shopmicro.org, which is selling products made by microfinance clients, and the Additionally, more than 30 countries are participating in the Global Micro entrepreneurship Awards programme, which organizes contests to identify and honour low income entrepreneurs.

Enterprise development (ED) is a complex process, influenced by a large number of factors so is the competitiveness of a country at the firm level.

Many such firms were family firms, which found it difficult to develop an entrepreneurial outlook.

The business hasn't been paying for the last six months.

The review arrangements may apply to operations whose sole consequence is to enable an enterprise or group of enterprises to exert influence on one or more enterprises.

He also highlighted the need for technical assistance in SME development and the usefulness of UNCTAD's EMPRETEC programme in motivation building, which was essential for the promotion of successful entrepreneurs.

35. Expected results and success criteria. The expected results of the enterprise Africa initiative will include 20 African countries assisted in starting new entrepreneurship programmes or strengthening existing ones 5,000 entrepreneurs trained, of which at least 40 per cent will be women 150 enterprise linkages established between African SMEs and foreign companies 90 local trainers certified to implement entrepreneurship workshops 200 entrepreneurship workshops organized.

Quick example from the corporate world.

Based on an industry, i.e., made up of workers employed in two or more enterprises in the same branch of industry, i.e., made up of workers employed in one or more enterprises in the same branch of industry in two or more states of the Federation.

By then, the enterprises from more than 100 nations and regions will be present at the exposition.

Two or more enterprises create a joint enterprise by setting up a new company.

The popular image of a successful entrepreneur who builds a financial, commercial or production empire from scratch, using only entrepreneurial abilities, is a myth in the Russian Federation.

Finally, the programme runs a very efficient and cost effective small and microenterprise training programme in the Gaza Strip, which contributes to the promotion of entrepreneurship and the improvement of business skills in the local enterprise community.

The first benefit of compassion is that it creates highly effective business leaders.

The entity Gender Centers have also developed a training programme and support for women entrepreneurs, with the aim to enable them to independently manage the new and expanse the existing business in small and medium enterprises.

The number of developing country firms among the Fortune 500 companies rose from 29 in 1998 to 45 in 2005.

Based on the project an Internet portal (http www.pikk.ee) was created for all rural entrepreneurs and also an information distribution system together with a coordinating national centre and regional centres was established.

The objective of the Indonesian Association of Women Entrepreneurs (IWAPI) is the empowerment of women entrepreneurs, in particular those in micro, small and medium enterprises.

Essentially, the BCM would be built around two focal points, one in the business and industry constituency and one in the secretariat.

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SMEs provide a breeding ground for entrepreneurs.

If the applicant has more than one nationality, as in the case of a partnership or consortium of entities from more than one State, certificates of sponsorship issued by each of the States involved must be attached.

Similarly, without creating business and consumer confidence by restoring fiscal control, the use of incentives to stimulate entrepreneurship and business start ups may not be enough.

The importance of the role of the state in creating an effective enabling environment and in facilitating an enterprise culture, market networks conducive to entrepreneurship, innovation, and inter firm cooperation, both internally and internationally.

An alternative is the membership of SMEs in an umbrella body representing business as a whole, with the creation of an SME Committee to articulate SME interest.

Based on an enterprise, i.e., made up of workers employed in the same enterprise.

Experts stressed that this is a critical condition for the development of the SME sector.

(d) Development of an agri business component.

Its first objective was to examine how enterprise competitiveness in developing countries and economies in transition could be enhanced through internationalization, with a focus on outward foreign direct investment (OFDI), particularly by small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs).

The big story, he said, is corporate psychopathy.

SMEs have a major impact on the social situation of a country.

But such clusters may embody the nucleus of an emerging class of entrepreneurs or industrialists, one of the preconditions for sustainable ED in a wider context.