Angono Go Negosyo (AngoNegosyo)

GO NEGOSYO

JORGE U. SAGUINSIN

ANGONO

ANGONOGO

Negosyo

ANGO(NO)NEGOSYO

ANGONEGOSYO

3 Waves of Angono Economy• Land

• Resources - agriculture and fishing

• Moneyed class

Hacenderos; landed gentry

Itik, pukot

Bankers and money lenders

What drives Angono wealth building now?

Source of wealth building in Angono now?

Intellectual Capital

Entrepreneurs

Who are the entrepreneurs?

Origin – entrependre

Undertaker

Undertakes risks/projects/business

Timmons definition of entrepreneurs

• Someone who creates something from practically nothing;

• Accomplishing something with resources he does not have control of;

• Producing something rather than talking

It is about new ideas and products

Innovation

Not just about new ideas; it is about new

values

From Say: resources from areas of low value to area

of higher value

Innovation and creativity

Creativity and art

Value of entrepreneurs to economy and society

1. Creation of new products and services

2. Wealth/value creation

3. Fights poverty via job creation

4. Foot the bill of the government; pay the taxes

Entrepreneurship – a mindset, an attitude

From that of dependency and patronage/bondage

To that of dignity and independence

Are we truly free?

We need more entrepreneurs!

Are entrepreneurs: born, made or accidental “swerti?”

How do you start to become an entrepreneur?

Opportunity: seeking, screening, seizing

Start to dream; dream big

“I wanna be a billionaire”

Is entrepreneurship easy?

We choose entrepreneurship not because it is easy, but

because it is hard

"we choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are

easy, but because they are hard."

JFK’s Decision to Go to the Moon

THANK YOU!

Credits:

JORGE U. SAGUINSINProfessor

AGSB