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(181) Managers The person responsible for operating the business may be the owner (an owner-manager, also called an entrepreneur) or a professional manager employed by the owner.

(182) What's more, the entrepreneur described with pride that once he had bought up all of his competition, he was able to raise his prices three-fold.

(183) September 10, 2008—Ida is a Gambian entrepreneur who wants to sell her land to expand her manufacturing business.

(184) Entrepreneur Bob Compton, founder and chief executive of Vontoo Inc.

(185) Entrepreneur has to have nerves of steel and a very strong stomach.

(186) A serial entrepreneur, he sold his first company, Freeloader, an early Internet broadcast service, for $38 million, and took public his second, a business software maker called Support.com.

(187) As company performance improves, the entrepreneur obtains more control rights.

(188) The quintessential entertainer - entrepreneur wielded unmatched influence over our childhood.

(189) But Swedish entrepreneur Oscar Dios thinks they tin be persuaded otherwise and he has established a current kind of inn apt prove it.

(190) "All you need to participate is access to the Internet and imagination," said Entrepreneur Dean Kamen, who's best known as the inventor of the Segway. "You go to google.com/sciencefair.

(191) He has become one of optimal elucidator of capitalist spirit and entrepreneur spirit.

(192) As one entrepreneur puts it, Britain is “beachfront property” for anyone with a nifty new waste-processing technology to sell.

(193) Best of all, you're piggybacking on the success of another entrepreneur who has spent years building a solid customer base.

(194) It is very difficult for the strong-willed entrepreneur to really listen to critics; if you find people who will be painfully honest with you, get them on board.

(195) Professor Muhammad Yunus speaks at the G20 Young Entrepreneur Summit, a three-day event that took place from October 31 to November 2, at Nice in France.

(196) "I'd been a cufflink wearer for a long time and grew tired of seeing a lack of innovation in the sector," says media entrepreneur Anthony Hayward.

(197) Being a kind of Leveraged Buyout (LBO), Management Buyout (MBO) had prevailed in Europe and America, and now in China is arousing extensive attention in academy and entrepreneur group.

(198) "How I hate that man," was the writer C.S. Lewis's tart comment on Lord Nuffield, his city's greatest entrepreneur and his university's most generous benefactor.

(199) The initial motivation of combination by exchange of stocks between enterprises includes three sectors: searching for profit, competitive pressures and achievement of entrepreneur.

(200) The small entrepreneur software house is an ideal enterprise for PaaS.

(201) The system mainly contains colligation shipping freight index, colligation fleet capacity index, shipping cost index, climate sub-index, shipping industry entrepreneur expectation index.

(202) She and her sister Jodelle worked as a dancing and tumbling act for Quatrain Pudundruh, a Twi'lek entrepreneur on Ord Mantell who was forced to sell the sisters into slavery during a rough year.

(203) Dr. William Mong is an entrepreneur and philanthropist of international renown and is currently Chairman and Senior Managing Director of Shun Hing Group.

(204) They are an extraordinarily diverse bunch—so much so that it is not at all obvious what it means to be a social entrepreneur.

(205) In the context of a specific case,(sentencedict.com/entrepreneur.html) discuss how entrepreneur cooperate with the public accounting firms when the go public.

(206) As a farmer, a juice maker, and an entrepreneur, he has big plans for the super-fruit.

(207) Stefano Sidoli, Milanese entrepreneur, killed in the crash of his Enzo.

(208) The medium chosen by the entrepreneur is action or operation.

(209) The entrepreneur at twenty-five is a different animal from the entrepreneur at fifty.

(210) Knowing what the market want is sixth sense of an entrepreneur.