Q.Distinguish between Growth Entrepreneur and Super-Growth Entrepreneur.

Entrepreneurs are also classified by how fast their enterprise expands, which is a separate basis from motivation or type of business.

On the basis of the rate at which the enterprise expands, entrepreneurs are classified into two categories:

A Growth Entrepreneur is one who takes up an industry or venture that has genuine high-growth potential and steers the enterprise to grow steadily in line with that potential. Such an entrepreneur identifies a sector that is expanding and positions the enterprise to benefit from and contribute to that expansion over a reasonable period of time.

A Super-Growth Entrepreneur, by contrast, is one whose enterprise shows an exceptionally high and rapid rate of growth within a very short period — well beyond what is typical even for a high-growth industry. This kind of dramatic, compressed growth often depends on a combination of a genuinely large market opportunity, an unusually effective business model, and favourable timing, and is comparatively rare. …

Do not confuse Growth/Super-Growth (a classification based on the pace of business expansion) with Innovating Entrepreneur under Danhof's classification (based on attitude to change) — a Super-Growth Entrepreneur is not autom …