The impact of forms of capital on Corporate Entrepreneurship in SOEs

This edition of Corporate Entrepreneurship in State Owned Enterprises; A South African perspective takes a grounded academic research approach. The book aims to provide an understanding on this relatively new phenomenon in the South Africa economy and is best suited for Business Sciences postgraduate students, Policy Makers, Executives in State Owned Enterprises, Business Practitioners and Entrepreneurs. Corporate Entrepreneurship is crucially important to the survival, profitability and growth of State Owned Enterprises. As South African State Owned Enterprises do not realize the continual growth, the adoption of a Corporate Entrepreneurship strategy becomes more relevant. Corporate Entrepreneurship on State Owned Enterprises: A South African perspectives feature: - three important forms of entrepreneurial capital which are essential to growing any company; - the Corporate entrepreneurial theory and climate in State Owned Enterprises; - the background and operations of South African State Owned Enterprises focusing on Transnet, Eskom and South African Airways; - a glossary of key concept. This edition contains practical state of State Owned Enterprises.

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Phelelani Mpanza is a seasoned Business Sciences graduate from the University of the Witwatersrand, where he is a PhD Candidate focusing on Corporate Entrepreneurship and also lectures undergraduates on Entrepreneurship. He has a strong business acumen and experience spanning from Management Consulting and the Banking sector.