Agripreneur, (plural agripreneurs). An agricultural entrepreneur. Traditionally know as a farmer. Learn More.
Artpreneur, (plural artpreneurs) An artist who is an entrepreneur. Many art forms fall into this category: wardobe and makeup, graphic and digital art, as well as the traditional painting, drawing, glasswork, sculpture, and other mediums. Learn More.
Beautypreneur (™), is one who organizes, operates, and/or owns a business that focuses its efforts on beauty products, cosmetics, and fashion. Many social media influencers fall into this category. Learn More.
Blackpreneur, one who's business structure is built around the development of and financial supporter of the entrepreneurial growth and empowerment of the historically economically disadvantaged black community. Learn More.
Coffeepreneur, ® serious connoisseurs of and proprietors of coffee shops and cafes. Businesses that revolve around the cultivation of premium coffee and cafe culture. Learn More.
Cryptopreneur, In other words, a cryptopreneur (i.e. crypto- preneurship), is an individual who rather than work as an entrepreneur, invests in different digital assets with a unique crypto investment strategy, assuming all the risks and rewards of the entire risky venture. Learn More.
Epreneur. Entrepreneurship whereas the 'e' stands for enlightenment. It is a business model that strives to balance spiritual enrichment alongside, not instead of financial gains. Learn More.
E-preneur. Definition: E-preneurs are entrepreneurs who have businesses based entirely online. E-commerce centered business. Learn More.
Foodpreneur, are industrious individuals who create their own business opportunities in the service industry sector, particularly within the food segment. ... Any type of business venture that involves food can fall within this wide, innovative category. Often, it involves producing a product in one's own home kitchen. Learn More.
Gamepreneur, Profiting from the sport of gaming or game development. Games and gamification is dominating not only the entertainment industry, but can be seen in fields of education, training, fitness and healthcare. Learn More.
Globalpreneur, The term Globalpreneurship is used for the first time to define the process of intrapreneurship within large multi-national companies. Learn More.
Greenpreneur, green/eco solution-driven enterprises. Enterprises developed to support and protect the environment. Learn More.
Greenpreneur (ganjapreneur), entrepreurship concerning the agriculture and distribution of legalized cannabis and cannabis-derived products. Learn More
Hairpreneur, similar to beautypreneur with an emphasis on providing premium wigs, hair extensions, and products. Learn More.
Homepreneur, homepreneur (plural homepreneurs). A business entrepreneur who operates from his or her home.
Appears to be a term mostly used in the UK. Seemingly identical to the concept of the home-based business, work from home, WAH (work at home). Learn More.
Ideapreneur (n) A person that comes up with original ideas to deliver business or social value, and then realizes the value of those ideas. A person that comes up with new or novel ideas that evoke change, disrupt the status-quo, or impact an industry in ways that have not been done before. Learn More.
Infopreneur, some who sells I formation, lists, sources, access, cumulative knowledge. Learn More.
Intrapraneur, a manager within a company who promotes innovative product development and marketing . Learn More.
Kidpreneur, children who develop ideas for services or products and who run their business independently or with some help from parent. Learn More.
Landpreneur, one who builds business around being a land and property opportunist. Specifically unwanted land(?).This term appears to have a very small usage. Currently seen at sites specific to the UK;Nigeria, Africa; and Texas, USA. Learn More.
Micropreneur, A micropreneur or microbusiness is one that operates on a very small scale, or one with no more than five employees
Mompreneur, mothers who strive to balance being an at-home parent alongside running an at-home business. Learn More
Multipreneur, entrepreneurs who have multiple businesses or business projects going at once. Learn More.
Pastorpreneur, (plural pastorpreneurs). An entrepreneur who sets up churches as a business venture.Learn More.
Peoplepreneur , exact definition unknown, however has been used on some websites, usually used as a self-described label. Alludes to one who's business services revolve around helping people; heavily leans on emotional intelligence. Learn More
Socialpreneur, Socialpreneurs are folks who pay attention to the world around them. They recognize a need in their community or in society as a whole and then seek out ways to feed this need while still being able to turn a profit. Learn More.
Solopreneur, someone who runs a business without any type of partnership or outsourced help. Learn More
STEMpreneur, business built around the industries of science, technology, and mathematics. Learn More.
Technopreneur, technopreneur or techpreneur is an entrepreneur who gets a technology idea and finds an opportunity to make it a commercial reality. Alternatively, a technopreneur can also be a techie idea-owner who ventures to make his idea a commercial reality. Learn More
Webpreneur, (plural webpreneurs) An entrepreneur whose venture relates to the World Wide Web.Learn More.
Wellpreneur, someone who is passionate about spreading health and wellness through the world. Learn More.
Worldpreneur, one who loves to travel for work and pleasure a d builds their business around it(digital nomads). Learn More.
YouTubepreneur, someone who entertains, informs, advocates, educates, or hosts content on the YouTube platform. Learn More.
