The phrase "active entrepreneurial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is actively engaged in entrepreneurship or demonstrating entrepreneurial qualities.
Example: "Her active entrepreneurial spirit led her to start multiple successful businesses in just a few years."
Alternatives: "dynamic entrepreneurial" or "proactive entrepreneurial".
Sometimes the usually passive Mike takes a more active, entrepreneurial role.
I had not realised there was such an active entrepreneurial ecosystem in the city.
"You can't pretend biology isn't there, and from many points of view, it is liberating, portraying active, entrepreneurial, ambitious females," Dr. Jolly said.
An active entrepreneurial leader, he also founded Entropia Inc., an early grid computing company, and served as its chief technology officer and chaired its board of directors.
Fifth, innovative user firms are quite active in entrepreneurial activity in semiconductors and their new ventures, on average, survive longer than spin-offs or other start-ups.
He is very active with entrepreneurial causes including Excelerate Labs, TiE Midwest, midVentures and is a board member of the Hyde Park Angels, a 70+ member angel group that is affiliated with University of Chicago Booth and the Polsky Center for Entrepreneurship.
The trouble we have in universities is that on the one hand people in your office are telling us to get out there and be more pro-active, more entrepreneurial, more inclusive, while on the other hand you're hitting us with consultations on this and that which intrude on what we think we're doing.
For example, Lack of financial support does not seem to discourage an active involvement in entrepreneurial activity (Thurik and Grilo 2008).
For B2B, with the impact mode changing from active to passive, entrepreneurial behavior tends to be more balanced from centralization, and the process of entrepreneurial conduction is significantly accelerated, and the conduction reaches the stabilizing effect earlier.
More than 160 venture capitalists have endorsed the Senate bill, a stand-alone measure that reflects an active campaign by the entrepreneurial community.
Sebastian A. Văduva is the current Dean of the Griffiths School of Management at the Emanuel University of Oradea, Romania, as well as a management scholar with numerous active ties, academic and entrepreneurial, in both Europe and the United States.
