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Intrapreneurship

Name: Intrapreneurship
Price: 97.00 USD
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This course introduces the concept of intrapreneurship — the practice of applying entrepreneurial thinking within an organization. You will explore what it means to be an intrapreneur, why intrapreneurial culture matters, how to identify and develop the right skills and team, and how to take an idea from conception through to a full implementation plan. Whether you want to drive innovation or support those who do, this course will empower you to make a meaningful difference in your organization.

16 lessons7 modules180 minutes

What you'll learn

Understand the importance of intrapreneurship in today's economy
Identify the characteristics of an intrapreneur and assess your own strengths
Create an intrapreneurial team within your organization
Understand the process of intrapreneurship
Develop a new product or process idea
Understand the importance of a sales strategy
Create a start-up financial statement

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What Makes Intrapreneurs Tick? Intrapreneurs share many traits with external entrepreneurs — a drive to create change, a tolerance for risk, and an ability to push ideas forward against resistance. But they also have a unique set of qualities that allow them to navigate the internal landscape of an organization. Here are the core characteristics of effective intrapreneurs: **Innovative:** They can take new or existing ideas and develop them into solutions that address current or future organizational challenges. **Creative:** They generate fresh ideas from scratch, seeing possibilities where others see problems. **Well-Connected:** They build relationships with influential people throughout the company, using charm and patience to develop a network of support. **Knowledgeable of the Environment:** They understand how their organization truly operates — including office politics and cultural norms — and use that knowledge strategically. **Willing to Challenge:** They are not afraid to question policies and procedures they believe are limiting potential. They may be perceived as rule-breakers or troublemakers by some. **Able to Persevere:** They keep moving forward even when success seems unlikely — though they are mindful not to cross the line into recklessness. **Action-Oriented:** They focus on results and getting things done, rather than getting stuck in analysis. **Risk Takers:** They take calculated risks, understanding that failure is possible but necessary for growth. **Open-Minded:** They consider new

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Intrapreneurship

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Curriculum

What Is Intrapreneurship?

Why Is Intrapreneurship Important?

Characteristics of Intrapreneurs

Building Your Intrapreneurial Team

Becoming an Intrapreneur

Creating and Selling Your Ideas

The Implementation Plan

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