Alumni
Our PhD graduates hold positions in private industry and leading universities around the world.
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Christopher B. Bingham (2005)
Assistant Professor, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
Dissertation: Learning from Heterogeneous Experience: The internationalization of entrepreneurial firms -
Shona Brown (1995)
Senior Vice President, Google.org
Dissertation: A Multiple Horizon Strategy for Managing Time in High Technology Environments: The Case of Multiple Product Development Projects -
Eric Chen (2007)
Senior Manager Corporate Development & Strategy, Onyx Pharmaceuticals
Dissertation: Strategy as Competitive Moves: Extending Competitive Dynamics Research to New Markets and New Moves -
Emily Cox Pahnke (2010)
Assistant Professor of Management, University of Washington
Dissertation: The Impact of Funding Sources on Innovation in New Firms -
Jason Davis (2007)
Career Development Professor & Assistant Professor of Strategy, MIT
Dissertation: Collaborative Innovation, Organizational Symbiosis, and the Embeddedness of Strategy -
Fabrizio Ferraro (2003)
Assistant Professor, IESE
Dissertation: Leveraging Social Networks: Early Stage Entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley -
Nathan Furr (2009)
Assistant Professor, Brigham Young University
Dissertation: Cognitive Flexibility: The Adaptive Reality of Concrete Organization Change -
Charles Galunic (1994)
Professor, INSEAD
Dissertation: The Evolution of Intracorporate Domains: divisional charter losses in high-technology multidivisional corporations -
Sam Garg (2011)
Assistant Professor, Hong Kong University of Science & Technology
Dissertation: Decoding the CEO-Board Relationship: Strategic Decision Making and Monitoring in Entrepreneurial Firms -
Elizabeth Gerber (2008)
Assistant Professor, Northwestern University
Dissertation: Devotion to an Innovation Process: The Case Study in Human Centered Design -
Stine Grodal (2007)
Assistant Professor, Boston University
Dissertation: The Emergence of a New Organizational Field - Labels, Meaning and Emotion in Nanotechnology -
Melissa Graebner (2001)
Assistant Professor, University of Texas - Austin
Dissertation: Decision-Making, Negotiation and Integration Issues in Acquisitions of High-Tech Start-ups -
Benjamin Hallen (2007)
Assistant Professor, London Business School
Dissertation: The Origin of the Network Positions of New Organizations - How Entrepreneurs Raise Funds -
Andy Hargadon (1998)
Associate Professor & Director of the Center for Entrepreneurship, University of California - Davis
Dissertation: The Theory and Practice of Knowledge Brokering: case studies of continuous innovation -
Ahmed Heikal (1992)
Chairman & Founder, Citadel Capital
Dissertation: The Evolution of Joint Development Alliances -
Quintus Jett (1999)
Assistant Professor, Rutgers University
Dissertation: Linkages Between Competitive Product Moves and Organizational Capabilities in Rapidly-Changing Environments -
Jeff Martin (2002)
Associate Professor, University of Alabama
Dissertation: Where are All the Synergies?: The Co-evolution of Cross-business Synergies in the New Economy -
Rory McDonald (2011)
Assistant Professor, University of Texas - Austin
Dissertation: Competition and Strategic Interaction in New Markets -
Mark Mortensen (2003)
Assistant Professor, INSEAD
Dissertation: Antecedents of Boundary Disagreement in Distributed and Collocated Teams -
Ralph Maurer (2008)
Professor of Practice & Executive Director of Levy-Rosenblum Institute for Entrepreneurship, Tulane University
Dissertation:Tweaking the Iconic: The Management of Continuity-Constrained Resources -
Andrew Nelson (2007, post-doc 2008)
Assistant Professor, University of Oregon
Dissertation: Institutional Convergence and the Diffusion of University- Versus Firm-Origin Technologies -
Gerardo Okhuysen (1997)
Professor, University of California - Irvine
Dissertation: Creating Opportunities for Change: how formal problem solving interventions work -
Siobhan O'Mahony (2002)
Associate Professor, Boston University
Dissertation: The Co-evolution of the Open Source Community and Emerging Business Models -
Pinar Ozcan (2005)
Assistant Professor, Warwick Business School
Dissertation: Start-ups in nascent markets: Building a strong alliance portfolio from a low-power position -
Kelley Packalen (2004)
Associate Professor, Queen's University
Dissertation: The Role of Founders in Entrepreneurial Science -
Reuven Regev (1990)
Founder & Chairman, Scanmarker
Dissertation: Global Versus Locally Focused Activities in Organizations -
Keith Rollag (2000)
Associate Professor, Babson College
Dissertation: Newcomers, Oldtimers, and Relative Tenure: Organizational Assimilation as an Outcome of Social Comparison -
Jeff Rosenberger (2004)
Vice President of Research, Wealthfront, Inc.
Dissertation: Nascent technology ventures and corporate venture funding -
Filipe M. Santos (2003)
Associate Professor, INSEAD
Dissertation: The Management of Organizational Boundaries in High-Tech Industries -
Victor Seidel (2005)
Assistant Professor, Oxford University
Dissertation: Managing novel product concepts: A process theory