Question

An entrepreneur starts a business, nurtures it, and makes it reach a point of self-sustenance and then sells it and starts a new one. Which type of entrepreneur is this?

• A. Professional
• B. Non-technical
• C. Technical
• D. Industrialist

Hint:

Remember: Professional entrepreneurs are serial starters — they build, grow, exit, and move on to the next idea.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is A

A professional entrepreneur is someone who is always looking for new business opportunities.
They create a business, develop it to a successful level, and once it becomes self-sustaining, they exit the venture.
Their focus is not to stick with one business for life, but to repeat the process and build new ventures again and again.
Unlike an industrialist, who often manages large production units long-term, or a technical entrepreneur who focuses on technology innovations, a professional entrepreneur’s main skill is starting and nurturing businesses.
Therefore, the correct answer is option (A).