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Alexander Osterwalder developed the Business Model Canvas and co-founded the consultancy Strategyzer, making his work a standard entrepreneurship practice tool for designing and testing new ventures.
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Carnegie's rise from bobbin boy to steel magnate is a canonical example used in entrepreneurship scholarship of opportunity recognition and venture-building.
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Bill Drayton popularized the term social entrepreneur and founded Ashoka: Innovators for the Public in 1981, earning him recognition as the godfather of social entrepreneurship.
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Bill Gates co-founded Microsoft in 1975 and built it into the dominant personal computing software company, becoming one of the defining entrepreneurial figures of the technology industry.
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Birger Wernerfelt is the economist whose 1984 article A Resource-Based View of the Firm named and launched the resource-based view as a framework in strategic management and entrepreneurship.
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Bruce D. Henderson founded the Boston Consulting Group in 1963 and pioneered strategy consulting as a distinct discipline, developing the growth-share matrix and experience curve.
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Cecil Rhodes founded De Beers Consolidated Mines and built a near-monopoly on the world diamond market, a standard entrepreneurship reference on nineteenth century resource-industry consolidation.
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Clessie Cummins founded the Cummins Engine Company and advanced diesel engine technology through decades of patented innovation, a standard entrepreneurship reference on engineer-founders.
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Crowdfunding lowers the capital-raising barrier entrepreneurship traditionally required from banks or venture investors, letting founders fund ventures directly from prospective backers.
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