Entrepreneurship
Video abstract for the Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal article “The Signaling Effect of Entrepreneurship Subsidies on IPO Investor Valuation: An Anticorruption Campaign as A Quasi-Natural Experiment” authored by authored by Jin…
Read More about The Signaling Effect of Entrepreneurship Subsidies on IPO Investor ValuationVideo abstract for “Venture capital exit pressure and venture exit: A board perspective” by Ting Yao and Hugh O’Neill published in the Strategic Management Journal (2022). Click here to read…
Read More about Venture capital exit pressure and venture exit: A board perspectiveThis video abstract is baded on the Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal article “Are Family Female Directors Catalysts of Innovation in Family Small and Medium Enterprises?” authored by Jonathan Bauweraerts, Emanuela Rondi,…
Read More about Are Family Female Directors Catalysts of Innovation in Family Small and Medium Enterprises?By Sarah SteimerA period of unemployment may seem like the perfect time to experiment with starting a new business — but unemployment insurance (UI) benefits may actually deter people from…
Read More about Unemployment Benefits May Not be so Beneficial to Would-be EntrepreneursVideo abstract for the Strategic Management Journal article “Start with ‘Why,’ but only if you have to: The strategic framing of novel ideas across different audiences” authored by Denise Falchetti,…
Read More about How or Why? The Most Effective Way to Pitch a New IdeaVideo abstract for the Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal article “High-Performer Mobility to Entrepreneurship and Parent-Firm Performance” authored by Pernille Gjerløv-Juel and Michael S. Dahl. Click here to read the full article:…
Read More about High-Performer Mobility to Entrepreneurship and Parent-Firm PerformanceGrowing startups face the question of who to hire and how much to compensate the new hires. Simultaneously, prospective new hires ask which startup to join and how much their…
Read More about Entrepreneurial teams’ acquisition of talentOur research finds that exporting by young firms are enabled to a greater extent (than established firms) when they use Internet technologies and tap into mobile talent (such as cross-national…
Read More about Born globals from emerging economiesThe ability to redeploy resources inside the firm reduces the cost of entry “mistakes.” If a new business turns out to have poor profitability, the ability to redeploy more of…
Read More about Entry, Exit and the Potential for Resource RedeploymentPractitioner-oriented presentations and texts on entrepreneurial decision making frequently portray the means-driven effectuation approach as opposite to the goals-driven causation approach. Our study challenges this portrayal by highlighting substantial differences…
Read More about Promotion- versus Prevention-Focused Effectuation Principles and Entrepreneurial Orientation