This report focuses on entrepreneurship and small business management, discussing the definition of entrepreneurial activity and social economy, differences between serial entrepreneurs, entrepreneurs and owner managers, characteristics of micro and small size organizations and economy, the impact of small and micro businesses on the economy, and the reasons why small organizations and start-ups play a significant role in the social economy. The report also covers the main sources of generating business and entrepreneurial ideas, and how business organizations can protect their intellectual property rights. The subject is relevant to courses in entrepreneurship, small business management, and business strategy, and is applicable to various colleges and universities.