As it is known, in the economics literature, it is generally accepted that the fourth factor, which constitutes the units that create production and value by bringing together the land, capital and labor, which are considered as the basic production factors, is the entrepreneur. The concepts of entrepreneur and entrepreneurship were elaborated in great detail by the famous Austrian economist Joseph Schumpeter in the early 1900s. The value of the views and analyzes put forward in this period has been better understood, especially as of the 2000s with globalization, digitalization due to technological developments and the increase in international competition.