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    The many faces of leadership: an entrepreneurial perspective

    Ana-Maria GrigoreBy Ana-Maria GrigoreApril 16, 2021Updated:October 15, 2021No Comments1 Min Read
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     Pages: 155-161

    Introduction. It has long been recognized that entrepreneurship is the vital force that drives innovation and economic growth. Entrepreneurship is shaped by a portfolio of forces and factors.

    Aim of the study. In this paper we want to underline that entrepreneurial leadership is critical for the achievement of entrepreneurial goals. Also we try to identify commonalities between the two domains, entrepreneurship and leadership, with a particular focus on what entrepreneurship could gain from more explicit incorporation of some leadership issues. Since change is constant, organizations need to be more flexible on their path to growth. In this process, entrepreneurs undergo a process of identity change by acquiring new behaviors and skills that sustain organizational transformation. Moreover, by adopting a sympathetic leadership style, entrepreneurs accommodate both creativity and organizational synergies that may help their organizations to develop and prosper.

    Keywords: entrepreneurship, leadership, creativity

    JEL Classification: M19, M29

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