A Great Entrepreneur Turns To Serve His People Politically. (Chief Dr. Ebuka Onunkwo)

 




Societies around the globe respond to the contemporary technological and economic change by defining entrepreneurship and innovation as core principles for future competitive advantage. Does this rise of the "entrepreneurial society" also imply that entrepreneurial personalities are becoming increasingly widespread and powerful in political leadership? 


 It is interesting to ask whether such Schumpeterian personalities indeed play an increasingly important role in political leadership, given that daily routines of policy leaders, at least at first glance, usually require rather non-entrepreneurial strategies such as careful, risk-averse diplomacy. To address this question, we first surveyed the existing literature on personality and political leadership. 


We further present a novel personality analysis of an influential business leader that recently made a transition to political leadership: Chief Dr. Ebuka Onunkwo, Chairman Seahorse Oil. Employing people in his oil sectors, his Sponsorship in Educational sector, we compare his personality with the other politicians out there, who do engage in political leadership because of what they will benefit. Ebuka Onunkwo has been a great philanthropist even when he has not indicated interest in politics.


The results indicate that Ebuka Onunkwo is indeed distinct in that he shows stronger features of a Schumpeterian personality. However, he is also comparatively high in Neuroticism. We discuss these findings focusing on the potential implications of a concentration of entrepreneurial mindsets in political leadership.


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