"entrepreneurial vision" is a correct phrase to use in written English.
It means an innovator's perspective on how to turn a concept into a profitable business. For example, "At age 24, Steve Jobs had an entrepreneurial vision to revolutionize the way people use technology."
It needs careful management of underground reservoirs, and an entrepreneurial vision.
It is also possible, with the right entrepreneurial vision, to build it Gatsbyesque from scratch.
To deliver on the entrepreneurial vision, a deliberate strategy should be agreed upon by senior executives.
If not Silicon Valley, then what entrepreneurial vision should government leaders aspire to?
He also has the established, entrepreneurial vision of someone who then went on to build a successful practice himself.
And unlike them too he had an entrepreneurial vision of the new nation, believing in manufacture as much as farming.
The logistic regression results suggest that the traditional and entrepreneurial visions of university research complement each other when one looks at the resources mobilized by researchers to launch spin-offs.
Almost from its beginnings, the online auction service has inspired entrepreneurial visions; eBay has found that one-fifth of all sales at its Web site now involve trading assistants.
As entrepreneur in residence with the Legatum and Trust centers, Grama is charged with shepherding entrepreneurial visions and stoking a culture where students solve problems in the developing world.
We want to thank Arianna for her entrepreneurial spirit, vision and leadership in helping to build The Huffington Post into the successful and thriving news platform it is today.
These companies had a timely idea, but entrepreneurial efforts and vision may have carried them to fortune.
