The interplay between the entrepreneurial leadership identity, entrepreneurial leadership competency and venture growth intentions of women in rural Australia

Dhakal, Purushottam; Wiesner, Retha; Maraseni, Tek

doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0296865

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Sustainability and Rural Empowerment: Developing Women’s Entrepreneurial Skills Through Innovation

Ramos Farroñán,

Arbulú Ballesteros,

Mogollón García

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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This systematic study explores the success factors and barriers faced by rural women entrepreneurs in the artisanal sector during 2020–2024. Through a comprehensive bibliometric analysis of academic databases, 50 relevant articles that met predefined inclusion criteria were identified and reviewed. The results reveal a dynamic and collaborative research field with a focus on developing countries. It highlights the interplay of individual, social, structural, and innovation factors as key determinants of entrepreneurial success. The adoption of digital technologies and social innovation emerge as key factors, while traditional gender roles, poor infrastructure, and discrimination persist as significant barriers. The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated these challenges, prompting innovative resilience strategies. This study contributes to a deeper understanding of the dynamics that influence the success of these entrepreneurs and underscores the need for holistic approaches that address skills development, access to resources, and promotion of innovation to empower rural women and foster sustainable development in their communities.

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Sustainability and Rural Empowerment: Developing Women’s Entrepreneurial Skills Through Innovation

Ramos Farroñán,

Arbulú Ballesteros,

Mogollón García

et al. 2024

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Empowering Women Entrepreneurs

Seshasai,

Shriya,

Raja R.

2024

Advances in Business Strategy and Competitive Advantage

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The present research shall make an attempt to explore the mysterious interconnections between technological innovations that has aid female led enterprises. It strives to reveal the relation between self-leadership, emotional intelligence, risk propensity, socio-cultural dynamics, and corporate venturing which lead to business performance (dependent variable). Its objective is to quantify the intervening role of social innovation and modifying influence of technological innovation decision-making. The data of 300 respondents was collected. Consequently, the sample size was 226 as obtained. The stratified sampling method was used. Data analysis included the use of software such as SPSS for descriptive statistics as well as regression analysis to investigate the relationships. AMOS was used for structural equation modeling in order to examine the complex patterns of interlinkages among them. Initial conclusion from the analysis unravels that the variables like all the variables taken into the study are positively interrelated.

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The interplay between the entrepreneurial leadership identity, entrepreneurial leadership competency and venture growth intentions of women in rural Australia

Cited by 2 publications

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Sustainability and Rural Empowerment: Developing Women’s Entrepreneurial Skills Through Innovation

Sustainability and Rural Empowerment: Developing Women’s Entrepreneurial Skills Through Innovation

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