Timmons and Spinelli (2007) who examine entrepreneurship see it as a way of thinking, reasoning and acting that is obsessed with opportunities, holistic in his approach and leadership. Rayne (1982) argues that entrepreneurship involves creating a business venture in order to exploit a new process, product, service or market. As with the definition of entrepreneurship, many entrepreneurship researchers have given different conceptual definitions of entrepreneur (Kirby, 2004; Ireland & Webb, 2007). According to Kuratko and Hodgetts (2007), entrepreneurs are individuals who see opportunities where others see chaos and confusion. Scarborough and Zimmerer (2006) view entrepreneurs as people who exist for the purpose of achieving profit and growth by identifying opportunities and gathering the resources necessary to exploit these identified opportunities. Considering the above definitions, entrepreneurship can be considered a complex discipline and many researchers from various disciplines have attempted to define it from their own perspective.