Portfolio Project
A student portfolio project is an evolutionary collection of work-related products that are specific to the subject of the course. Portfolios are organized in a systematic manner for the purpose of communicating and demonstrating what a student has learned and achieved in the context of the course. This concept facilitates the application of theory learned in the course by providing the student with an opportunity to demonstrate mastery of the subject matter in the context of student professional goals and competencies. The portfolio also enhances the assessment of student practice-related skills, which are difficult to measure through traditional comprehensive examinations.
Background:
For the Portfolio Project in this course, you will be tasked with finding four successful accounts of corporate entrepreneurship. The paper should follow APA style and formatting.
Create an original essay of 3-4 pages, entitled "Corporate Entrepreneurship: Four Cases." Search for four accounts of successful corporate entrepreneurship and utilize the information contained in Item 4 on p. 58 of the course text Entrepreneurship. In writing your paper, determine: What key factors for success are common among all these accounts? Which are unique? If one company can foster an entrepreneurial climate within an existing firm, what stops another company from copying its processes and taking away the initial advantage?
Your Portfolio must be carefully edited for grammar, punctuation, spelling, sentence structure, format, and APA adherence.
The paper should include:
Title page
Page numbers
Main headings for each section (names of the four corporations)
Sub-headings as necessary to stay organized and to provide clarity for the reader
In-text citations (not footnotes)
Reference list (must use at least four outside references in APA format)
The 3- to 4-page length specification is for the main body of the paper and does not include the title or reference pages.
Chapter 2: ENTREPRENEURIAL INTENTIONS AND CORPORATE ENTREPRENEURSHIP.
Text Book: ENTREPRENEURSHIP by Robert Hisrich Eighth Edition.