Management

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Top-level management includes the Board of Directors, Chief Executives, and General Manager.

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Top-level management is responsible for the overall direction and administration of the organization.

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Middle-level management includes production manager, sales manager, marketing manager, and public relations manager.

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Middle-level management acts as a bridge between top management and lower management, implementing policies and plans.

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Lower Level Management includes foremen, supervisors, section officers, and superintendents.

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Lower Level Management is responsible for the day-to-day operations and managing the workforce.

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Organizational chart showing hierarchy: General Manager at the top, followed by Admin Manager, Marketing Manager, and Production Manager, each with a Supervisor below them.

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The diagram illustrates a business hierarchy with a General Manager overseeing Admin, Marketing, and Production Managers, each having their own Supervisor.

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Entrepreneurship and Intrapreneurship

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Understanding the concepts of entrepreneurship and intrapreneurship.

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Entrepreneur

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An entrepreneur is someone who starts and runs their own business, taking on financial risks in the hope of making a profit.

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Intrapreneur

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An intrapreneur is an employee within a company who is given the freedom and resources to initiate projects, innovate, and drive change.

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Image of Sir Richard Branson

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Sir Richard Branson is often associated with entrepreneurship and is known for his business ventures.

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Illustration of a person with a light bulb

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This image represents the concept of intrapreneurship, where innovation occurs within an organization.

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Entrepreneurial qualities, characteristics, and skills

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Refer to page 66 for details on entrepreneurial traits.