Women entrepreneurship ecocsystem in Southern Marmara Region (TR22 region): Daniel Isenberg Model

Entrepreneurship is one of the most important drivers of growth and wealth in the global economy. Creating Entrepreneurship opportunities for women can improve womens economic and social position. Daniel Isenberg Entrepreneurship Ecosystem model consists of politics, finance, culture, human capital, support and markets. All of these interventional intentions affect each other individually or interactively. The purpose of our research is to find the suitability of the model in the specified universe. In this study, which was conducted by reaching 232 active women entrepreneurs, the sample size was specified with the method of 5 times the number of questions. Our study, which has a total of 36 questions with demographic questions, is 5 times 180. Our study, which has a total of 232 data, is sufficient for the sample. Frequency analysis, reliability analysis, factor analysis, test of normality, correlation analysis and regression analysis have been applied on the collected data. According to the correlation and regression analysis results between the components; between policy and finance, between policy and culture, between policy and support, between policy and human capital, between finance and culture, between finance and human capital, between finance and markets, between finance and support, between culture and human capital, culture and While it is observed that there is a significant and positive relationship between support, culture and markets, between human capital and markets, between support and human capital; It has been observed that there is a positive relationship between politics and markets. Suggestions were made for the researches to be made. It is thought that the findings of the research will contribute to the literature. Keywords: Entrepreneurship, Women Entrepreneurship, Daniel Isenberg Entrepreneurship Ecosystem Model