My understanding is that the difference arises at a certain point in the business lifecycle when the entrepreneur steps back out of the day-to-day running of the business and of paving new paths, allowing for specialists to do so in the business.

Admittedly not an easy point of discussion to sustain in such a broadcast interview. The more reason I sought to hear the viewpoint/s.

Thanks for the feedback, Kamutula. Question though: how would you distinguish an “entrepreneur” from a “business person”?
What’s the difference?

I like, particularly, the clearly shining positiveness of the interviewee. This is clear esp where he deals with support/doing business in Jamaica. He catalogues the sources of help available in Jamaica with a lot of enthusiasm. The description of the business environment is in superlative terms.

I don’t think I was able to get anything highlighted on how the interviewee sees the transition from “entrepreneur” to a “businessperson”.