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Sanjeev Orie, CEO of FNB Business Value-Adds says parents should start exposing children to the world of entrepreneurship. "Over the last few decades, the profile of a typical entrepreneur has become much younger. This is partly because young people are starting to realise that opportunities to make a living go beyond a typical eight-to-five job. In addition, the lack of employment opportunities for the youth serves as motivation to explore entrepreneurship.
"We need to nurture talent that can follow in the footsteps of leading entrepreneurs such as Mike Shuttleworth and Richard Maponya. Even though the broader society plays a significant role in enabling entrepreneurs, the primary inspiration should start at home."
"In order to prepare children better to meet the demands of the 21st century, we need to ensure that they are given a platform to explore every single opportunity and entrepreneurship should be one of the top considerations. At the moment, South Africa needs more entrepreneurs and the earlier we can start nurturing them the better," concludes Orie.