It is an entirely student-run club, and enjoys support from Harvard faculty and administration. It's about the pursuit of opportunity without regard to resources currently controlled.
Entrepreneurs have a vision, a dream, a concept.
Rather they are stagnant, reactive, status quo operations. And while they are important in the economy, they do not provide much dynamism. The process starts with identifying an opportunity, then developing a business concept, assessing and acquiring resources, and finally, managing and harvesting a venture. Firstly, entrepreneurship can be managed on an ongoing basis. And secondly, the entrpreneurial process can be applied in organizations of all sizes and types, even governmental organizations.