We all want to become an entrepreneur, and invent a new business that would make us millions. Well, Ingvar Kamprad with 84 years of age did that back in 1943. Ingvar is the owner of IKEA entrepreneurial business with 267 stores in 25 countries around the world. What made Ingvar and his business entrepreneurial can easily be explained by the definition of Entrepreneurship. An entrepreneur is an owner of a company with invention, innovation, creativity, and ability to take risk.
Ingvar was an entrepreneurial business man because he designed his way into the market. He designed ways to approach the buyer, ways to make antique yet cheap items, as well as taking risks. His intention to be the market leader of the world gave him the motive to take risks so unimaginably big that could cause him, and IKEA to fail, yet he went on and took those risks.
How IKEA turned out to be a strong entrepreneurial company is simple. There are three main reasons. First, IKEA’s success was unexpected so there was no prediction that IKEA business would be successful. Secondly, IKEA was Incongruous, and it was designed to attract all society classes in different countries. Third and last reason, IKEA’s innovation changed people’s perception from buying designer lables to simplicity and economic functionality.
IKEA’s innovation to take risks in changing the perception of people worked, and caused an enormous amount of wealth to be created in a short run.


