Suppose that depends on your definition of entrepreneurialism. Raising $40m in funding, adding 2 million customers in a year and dominating a niche is pretty e

Suppose that depends on your definition of entrepreneurialism. Raising $40m in funding, adding 2 million customers in a year and dominating a niche is pretty entrepreneurial behaviour to me. But then you could define that strictly by who founded the company, came up with the original idea etc. It's an interesting debate. Going by the second, stricter, definition of entrepreneur, how would you class Trump Organization heir Donald Trump? Or, if you believe a couple of Olympic rowers, Mark Zuckerberg for that matter? They are still both entrepreneurs to me. So is Matt Barrie. Good on 'em all, I say.