From the review of article, development
in entrepreneurship has had a positive and significant impact on the local
business sector. The government has always given attention to developing young
entrepreneurs into resilient and competitive players in the global market.
Firstly, Masterskill Education Group Bhd’s founder Datuk
Seri Edmund Santhara, Masterskill, which is the
country’s largest operator of non-government nursing colleges. Under his
leadership, Masterskill has seen student population growing to over 9000
through the implementation of innovative measures.
Secondly, Ganesh Kumar Bangah is the co-founder of MOL and group CEO of Friendster. He
basically built his company from scratch and is now the biggest online payment
service provider in Asia.
Thirdly,
Mark Zuckerberg, founder of Facebook, is the richest young billionaire in
the world at the age of 26. His great insight and intelligence allowed him to
incorporate pre-existing concepts and turn it into ideas that have swept the
world.
In addition, Jerry Yang from Taiwan, moved to
the United States of America when he was 10. He created his web directory in
1994 with partner David Filo when both were Stanford grad students. The Yahoo!
co-founder made his debut among America’s richest at age 29.
From
my point of view, young Malaysian entrepreneurs can learn from these people.
They can start from their humble beginnings that were able to turn their ideas
into something of great value. They were able to overcome challenges presented
before them and go on to become what they are today. It is possible for young
Malaysian entrepreneurs to emulate these people. It needs some hard work and
effort, and the inspiration to succeed. A paradigm shift among young people is
highly imperative, as their contributions to entrepreneurship would stimulate
the country’s economic growth. In conclusion it can help young entrepreneurs to
move forward in becoming a developed nation by 2020.
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