Refers to a person who starts or runs a business, often with initiative and risk-taking. Can also refer to a business owner or captain of industry.
He succeeded as a young entrepreneur.
The entrepreneur opened up a new market.
After graduating from university, he became an entrepreneur.
She succeeded as an entrepreneur at a young age.
Many young entrepreneurs took part in the event.
実業家 usually implies an established, large-scale businessperson or industrialist, while 企業家 can also include newer founders with an innovative bent.
経営者 focuses on the role of managing or running a company day-to-day, whereas 企業家 highlights the risk-taking, entrepreneurial aspect of starting or driving a business.
企業家 highlights founding and operating a company, while 資本家 highlights the ownership of financial capital that funds such ventures.
企業 refers to the company or enterprise itself, while 企業家 refers to the person who starts or runs such a business.
企業家 is counted with 人 (or the more formal 名), as it refers to a person.
entrepreneurial spirit; entrepreneurship
企業 (enterprise, business) + 家 (person who does that as a profession). A straightforward compound of Sino-Japanese elements.