What is the difference between an entrepreneur and an intrapreneur?
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An entrepreneur is a person who runs a business activity in the business of buying and selling, importing goods, exporting goods or producing business whose main purpose is to get profits and bear the risks that will occur in their business activities.
While intrapreneur is a person who is able to find and take advantage of business opportunities and get the source of funds and resources needed for business activities, and dare to bear the risks that will occur in their business activities.
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