Transnational entrepreneurship: An interview with Carlos Arevalo, CEO of Trilegis in el Salvador

J. Mark MUNOZ

Abstract


Abstract. Interest in transnational entrepreneurship has expanded in recent years. However, there are limited qualitative surveys that shed light on the mindset of the contemporary transnational entrepreneur. This article contributes to academic and business literature by presenting the views of an El Salvador born executive Carlos Arevalo. Carlos Arevalo is CEO of Trilogis, a transportation company in El Salvador that is operating in several international locations. Through an interview conducted by Dr. J. Mark Munoz of Millikin University, with the assistance of business student Kimberly Tejada, Arevalo shares his viewpoints on transnational entrepreneurship and its business implications.

Keywords. Transnational entrepreneurship, Entrepreneurship, International business.

JEL. L26, M16.


Keywords


Transnational entrepreneurship; Entrepreneurship; International business.

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1453/jepe.v6i2.1902

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