Can a 'sole proprietor' manage a large corporation? why or why not?

Question

Can a 'sole proprietor' manage a large corporation? why or why not?

Answer 1

No.  A sole proprietorship is form of business where the owner contributes all the capital and assumes all the business risk.

A corporation is a legal entity that gets its capital from the sale of stock and limits the liability of the owners (stockholders)  

They are contradictory, a sole proprietorship can't be a corporation and a corporation isn't a sole proprietorship.

Answer 2

A sole proprietor is an individual "doing business as".  A coroporation is a seperate entity in itself.