The definition of "entrepreneurial" is outdated. Today, every entrepreneur needs an intrapreneur — or several.

in·tra·pre·neur, (intrəprəˈnər,-ˈno͝or), noun. An employee who is both willing and able to develop and implement innovative solutions, thereby adding surprising value to some or all of the ...

Entrepreneurs are known for having the great gift of turning coal into diamonds. They take an idea and bring it to life, turning a fun brainstorming session into a multi-billion dollar company. Or, so ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Within your company there may just be “intrapreneurs” carrying on unnoticed by you. But don’t let them carry on unnoticed too long: ...

For me, the ingredients that made me into a full-time entrepreneur were one part hating being told what to do, plus two parts not feeling like I was contributing anywhere close to what I was capable ...

While companies today want to hire proactive employees who take ownership of their work, intrapreneurs fit the bill and do the job as if it is their own business. They are passionate, free-thinkers ...

True or false: everyone is an entrepreneur, wants to be an entrepreneur or knows an entrepreneur. It’s an accurate statement if you ask Michael Dermer – career expert, and founder and CEO The Lonely ...

According to a survey by Ernst & Young, internal company entrepreneurs or “intrapreneurs” need specific characteristics in order to lead a rapidly growing organization because “large and ...

The term "intrapreneur" is a blend of the two words "internal" and "entrepreneur." In 1986 Steve Jobs was quoted in Newsweek saying that the Macintosh team exhibited the qualities of intrapreneurship.