What Type Of Entrepreneurs Make Up The Market?

Entrepreneurship is unique, but there are many directions an entrepreneur can take to realize their business visions.

Now, look at some of the best-known types of entrepreneurs on the market!

1. Social Entrepreneur

He's the guy who has a social purpose behind his project or company. 

It can be a product that makes the world a more sustainable place corrects an injustice that the public system cannot solve, or makes the population aware of the imminent collective risk.

2. Digital entrepreneur

The digital entrepreneur builds his business 100% online. 

This type of business has only become possible with the emergence of this market and the advances made by digital transformation.

Blogs, companies that sell info products and services carried out over the Internet are some examples of digital projects that you will find on the web.

This type of entrepreneur needs to master digital marketing techniques like no one else since this is his company's natural environment.

3. Individual entrepreneur

The individual entrepreneur is a relatively new form of business created in Latin America to combat informal work.

Thanks to this model, freelancers, traders, and providers of all kinds of services can legally establish a company and expand their business visions.

4. Associate worker

Some organizations house many professionals who work in a kind of association, not precisely as employees.

The professional join the cooperative and produces for it. 

You do not run an operation alone, but you are responsible for the work you do. This is the role of the cooperative entrepreneur.

5. Franchisor (and franchisee)

Many entrepreneurs have such a definite vision of expansion and scalability that they resolve to accelerate the process through franchising.

They open the opportunity for other entrepreneurs to run new units of their business and pay a fee for it. 

This entrepreneur is called a franchisor.

Already the entrepreneur who takes care of a new business unit is the franchisee. 

In exchange for the fees and administration, he receives the franchisor's full support to keep the business running in his region.

6. Intrapreneur

Have you heard of intrapreneurship? It is the feeling of entrepreneurship, even when the person does not run their own business. 

That's right. You can start as someone's employee!

The point is: many modern organizations have found that empowering and empowering employees creates a sense of ownership. 

This brings superior results to the business, in addition to leaving the professional more satisfied.