An entrepreneurial team typically consists of two or more people who function as entrepreneurs.

• A. Two or more people functioning as entrepreneurs
• B. A single founder
• C. A group of consultants
• D. A company with no founders

Answer: (A)

Entrepreneurship is often a collaborative effort where two or more people come together to identify opportunities, commit resources, and drive a venture forward. A team brings complementary skills, shares risks, and can generate more ideas and solutions than a single person working alone. This collective approach helps in designing the product, validating the market, securing funding, and navigating early challenges, making two or more people functioning as entrepreneurs the typical pattern. A single founder can start a venture, but the statement describes the common scenario of an entrepreneurial team. A group of consultants implies external advisers rather than an internal entrepreneurial unit, and a company with no founders isn’t entrepreneurial at all because entrepreneurship starts with people who create a new venture.